How to Cut a Seam

By Relocation.com Staff

Sheet flooring comes in 12 foot widths however many areas are wider than 12 foot. If you need to make a seam, plan to place it along a pattern line and not in a high traffic area of the room. Follow these steps..

Overlap the sheets by about 2 inches.
Match the pattern and tape the sheets together with masking tape.
Hold a straightedge tightly and make several passes with utility knife with a new blade.

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