Place floor boards
close together
Rotate a half
floor board into place
Pay attention to
the spacing
Connect floor boards
longitudinally
Connect end joints
Continue forming
staggered rows
Fit the last row
Finished
Cut the planks
accordingly
Accomodate the
fixed object
Use a sealant to fill
the extra space
Cut across the hole
leaving a triangular piece
Provides finish to the floors by cladding the lower part of the adjoining walls.
Covers the open edges of the floor planks and provides a seamless transition between the horizontal and vertical sections of the staircase.
Connects two sections of the floor at the same height.
Provides a smooth transition from the floor to a lower surface such as tiled floor or carpet.
Creates a border between the floor and adjoining walls. Can be used as an alternate to skirting where skirting or beading is not used.