if its a single laminate piece across the hall, the easiest way is to strike a chalk line down the center of the hallway on the underlayment, then measure off each side of the chalk line to get your cuts sizes. Or, use a carpenters square for out of square walls measiing the disparity from a single point. another way to to scribe each piece on a temporary scrap piece or piece of cardboard, then transfer those measurments or profile onto the cut piece. best way to fit door cssings and moldings is to undercut them and slip the laminate under them. for transitions you want to buy and isntall laminate transition pieces made for carpet to laminate. dont forget your expansion gaps.

Renovations can certainly be stressful when you’re not sure where to turn! Here are few recommendations from our team that identify the best flooring for the space. 1 & 2. We love a nice plush carpet, but if you are looking to carpet your entire upstairs we wouldn’t recommend a plush option. Although great for the bedroom, extra plush carpet wouldn’t be as ideal in the office – where you may want to roll an office chair – or for the walkway and stairs – which is more of a high-traffic area. And we wouldn’t recommend mixing and matching carpet that butt up to each other from a design standpoint. Therefore, we would suggest our Anso Colorwall - Gold Texture – as it is a smart choice for higher traffic areas. LVP is growing exponentially in popularity. If you’re looking at luxury vinyl plank options for the main floor you may want to check out Floorté, which is our enhanced vinyl plank. The collection boasts highly authentic hardwood and tile looks with products that are strong, durable, flexible and waterproof. Vinyl flooring is resistant to water, mildew and stains so it's a great flooring choice to handle all the activity of the main level. If you are set on having a glue-down, our locally made Uptown Now collection has many lovely designs. Hope this information helps as you make many decisions in the coming weeks!

What did you decide? I can't find much on Provenza either!

We DIY installed Supercore SPC by We Ship Floors. It's a great product. I wasn't sure about the bevel (not all Supercore has a bevel, but the one we purchased does), but I do like it. It's a small bevel. The floor has a great wear layer, and feels good underfoot. It has an EVA foam underlayment, no cork. I researched for a long while, and I'm super happy with this product. I think that the SPC is going to be a better product in the long run because it's more rigid. If you want a no brainer product on your floor, choose tile. It will handle the wet and the sun.