They were just saying how great the floor looked,Stop being over problematic your started a conversation that does not need to be.He or she was just saying how nice the floor is and how they could probably use this as a video to help them do there floor
@UC3m-j5LFsBjoC1HEbQX9SmA god what a negative nasty bitch. Some chicks will whine and be negative about everything rather than just saying nothing or being positive
The fastest floor installation ever. That said, I am not crazy about the obvious diagonal pattern running cross the floor. Although it would be slower to lay, a random choice of board lengths would, I think, give a much better overall effect. Plus the finish on some of the skirting board ends was poor with uneven gaps.
You are completely correct. I am a union trained 37 year hardwood installer and finisher. That floor is installed incorrectly including the underlayment.
@@4evergav what was wrong with the underlayment btw? is it because it doesn't overlap enough and not taped down? what's the correct method by the book in terms of putting down underlayment? i usually buy the ones with the adhesive layer on top, so i just overlap it, dont really need to tape it
@@fudgebrowniie-jenkins9847 It looks bad. And it's the wrong way to do it. Just because he did it fast without any shoes on like a homeless guy waiting to be paid in booze does not make it impressive to do it wrong.
All the comments here so negative about making a regular pattern and imposing your concept of safety. His method is good, the product could be slightly nicer with more careful cuts, but I bet he saves 20% the time just with the fast cuts. Also, not wearing safety shoes allows him to feel imperfections with his feet that would otherwise be invisible when wearing rigid shoes.
@jamescook well said. Half of the naysayers on here probably could not seal an envelop if you handed it to them upside down; let alone build a room floor. You hit the nail on the head there buddy.
Well you really shouldnt staircase pattern boards like that.. says that straight from the manufacturer. Also he didnt leave an expansion gap between wall and boards. Its gonna heave. POOR JOB
Joins in boards are still visible, and there appears to be a lack of suitable expansion gap at the edges, simply no need to rush this kind of job.......
SON VISIBLES PORQUE AL GOLPEAR EL BORDE CON MARTILLO SE ABOLLA EL LAMINADO Y DESPUES NO ENTRA LA SIGUIENTE TABLA, HAY QUE CORTAR UN PEDAZO DE TABLA CON ENCASTE SE INTRODUCE Y SE GOLPEA DESPACIO..SALUDOS DE ARGENTINA
im an architecture student and i really love ur videos... but maybe next time you can label everything that you do and label the materials that you used.. would really be helpful. thanks i subscribed
A lot of people here complaining about the wrong process of installation, but the true purpose of this video is to get more viewers, watch the ads and get money from youtube. hahaha.
As a floor layer I start full starter piece, 1/2 starter piece, 3/4 starter piece, 1/4 starter piece, then go in-between all of those long then little long then little. That staircase look is garbage.
Some People watch and learn some new ideas , but instead of appreciating , still finding ways to discourage someone who is very skilled , and innovative . their attitude is to find fault . They are like germs in poison. so don mind bro just keep doing what you are doing . you are excellent .
@@MyGodzilla33 I live in the European Union (Portugal). There are very strict workplace safety rules here. One of these rules requires you to wear boots with steel toe protection when doing work like this. And yes, a boot like this can prevent you from losing your toes or getting very deep cuts on your foot.
As a guy who's done flooring most of his life, I still can't decide if I like the stair step pattern. I definitely can appreciate his efficiency. All that being said, am I the only one who watched this on mute due to the audio quality?
En Chile y dependiendo de la region, se deben dejar 1 a 2 cms d separacion del muro, por la absorcion de humedad en invierno, lo que provoca el englobamiento del piso y su posterior deterioro.
The Bruce Lee of building. The zen of hard woods. Amazing. I love to watch on 1.5x speed and do MST3K overdubs. I literally need like him to be my neighbor and spare me about 30 minutes (apparently) of his time. Right on brother.
1) laminate, not wood 2) your eye will track those seams like a coyote after a wounded deer Love people like this, make a fortune fixing their work. Keep it up man 🖒
Great Video. Sequoia Flooring is a licensed and insured Greater Van Nuys, California based hardwood floor company, specializing in sales, installation, staining, repairs.
No expansion gap at the wall and a staircase pattern that is super noticeable when the install is done. The young man is a hard worker and he works very fast. But he should read the instructions on the box 1st.
Na I like the way I lay out my planks in a random pattern. All I saw with that floor was the diagonal seams all running the same direction. Zipper effect. I would have had you tear it all up. Honestly I’ve never seen a floor laid like that in the north eastern US. It’s a speedy way to get the job done faster that’s about it.
Let me be clear and make sure we both know what we’re talking about. An H pattern is a layout where all the board ends at the same points every other row creating an H appearance. I’m not talking about doing an H pattern in my layouts. I lay random board patterns with a variety. The eye sees a floor with no particular pattern, a continuity throughout the whole floor. With Your layout the eye is drawn to those diagonal seams. The brain tries to make sense of what it’s looking at and finds patterns in everything. As an installer you might not find issue with that but an interior designer would find that as a distraction. Random seams is the way to go. I don’t use laminate or vinyl flooring so maybe it’s different rules for those materials.
@@stayreal5083 I lay staggered. Try to avoid any end joints from being less than 12” from another. The idea of a floor is to avoid an unintentional pattern and keep continuity.
I don't care for the design and they should pay closer attention to the wood grain. While I like the baseboards, the end result at the doorframes could have been much cleaner.
He is rushing through the job and i can already see gaps in the flooring, being quick is not always the best thing. Taking your time and doing a proper job is better in my eyes..
@Donald Kasper the gaps are NOT from cutting freeform. They wouldnt lock if he did that. The cut edges are against the wall. The ends are beveled by the manufacturer which is why u see a gap.
This guy was not a professional installer. He was not trained. You never cut timber to small pieces. For random installation, lay one row planks. The off cut from the last piece is to be used to start the second row.
I’ve seen all sorts of construction practices in Thailand, on the two houses that I had built and on other people’s houses. The guy here went barefoot but the proper construction shoes in Thailand are flip flops. They tie bamboo together for ladders and scaffolding. They consume an amazing number of m-80 bottles per day to stay awake. They are great workers but if you ask them if they can do plumbing, electrical, or (in my case) landscape sprinkler systems, they will always say “can do,” even if they don’t have the slightest idea of how to do it. That results in having to fire them and bring in a specialist. I have my trees trimmed every year or two and I’m always amazed that they climb the trees barefoot with a machete. I do what I can from the ground with a cordless saws all.
That would drive me insane... all those joints repetitively spaced like that... i make it a point for that NOT to happen when i do floors... it looks horrible that way.... nice trick on the mitres and at the door casings though
@@nickl2812 so furnitures cover all of the flooring , why need to do the flooring for anyway?? leave it and just put the furniture in so you can saved some money LMFAO
Am not an installer but aren't you suppose to leave a small gap at the edges to allow for wood expansion, therefore avoiding floor from lifting, Warping?
Started out great then went downhill from there.......like others have said the joints are too close together to be structurally sound. That's the main problem. Love the cancer saw also, cutting the lacquer coating thats on the laminate all the time will cause brain damage in the long run. It's nice the floor he's working on is Brand New construction, square, no obstacles to slow you down. The houses I work on are out of square with registers in the floor and a closet and possibly an off angle wall. This is unrealistic flooring example, makes it look easier than anything you'll ever work on and you can't follow how he installs it. DIY people should steer clear of this video.
This guy speed is incredible and looks comfortable doing the job, obviously he does that for a living, I am not a profesional installer but have installed few floors myself, but there are few things that I've noticed that's contrary to what i was told; One is the amount of material waisted, the second is, the stair pattern on the floor is well defined, meaning the joints are not fully locked at the end, maybe that's the design intended, i dont know but i was told that the idea is to make it appear as a seameless surface, not an obvious pattern between the end joints. And the third is, the fact that there is no space in between wall and laminate, which as i understand it, is necessary for the laminate planks to expand and therefore, evading from possible future warping.
you wan to see real waste, go around the back of big name supermarkets by the end of the week right before the new stock comes you will see dumpsters full of food wasted...and yet many in the world are starving...yet here we are complaining about a few man made fake wood boards that can be reused to make that again in a factory being wasted
Originally a wood floor was expensive so they used every inch of it, when I installed a floor I staggered the length so it was completely random , having the same space between the end of each board to me makes it look cheap, no matter how good the installer was
It's generally more efficient to do them randomly and as you said looks much better. This guy just started several rows ta the same time cutting each board about 6" different from the previous one. This creates even more waste rather than using previous end cutoff as the start for the following row. And yes, it looks terrible.
I'm no expert, but there's a awful lot of gaps and the pattern seems off somehow. Still, I suppose it won't matter when his mate comes in a fits the carpet
By the way .... he also forgot about the foil if the panels are laid on a concrete floor.He put an ordinary cheap sponge that is actually not used anymore. Even at the time this video was recorded, there were already more professional underlays already existed. He didn't even tape the sponge together so what kind of a professional is he???
This is exactly how NOT to install a pre finished floor. Your eye will pick up a repeat pattern as soon as you walk in the room. Joints should be staggered and never closer than 6” to 8” from adjacent row. We call this a staircase pattern. Its the lazy way of doing things. We will make subs re do the job to our customers expectations. Our customers would not accept this job. On the other hand, if you don’t know what it should look like, then its all good. I still would hire him and re train him to our standards. He is fast. Love his steel toe boots. Palmetto Custom Floors.
yeah, that was my first reaction, instructions in the box tell you NOT to do this pattern or the brick style "H" pattern, also the shortest pieces should be a minimum of 8" I believe
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This guy is a beast. That’s what you call a pro who obviously breaks all the safety rules and standards we have our here in the West.
Follow this man at your own peril.
Love his safety shoes!
Wow, this man got the job done with no shoes or socks needed.
🤣
No knee pads either.He does the famous Asian market gardeners swat that only Asians can do for hours on end.
He's pro Lol🙃
Only Vietnamese guys can sit like that and no knee pads
oh! The floor is great, the room is classy! Thanks for sharing!
He is not "sharing" anything , he gets money for it. Do you say thank you to an actor evertime you watch T. V for acting in a movie ?
They were just saying how great the floor looked,Stop being over problematic your started a conversation that does not need to be.He or she was just saying how nice the floor is and how they could probably use this as a video to help them do there floor
And if someone tells someone that there floor looked nice you would tell them that they are just making money for it every time?
@UC3m-j5LFsBjoC1HEbQX9SmA god what a negative nasty bitch. Some chicks will whine and be negative about everything rather than just saying nothing or being positive
Wow look at that speed. Wonderful work. He deserves a medal. I would employ him any time. 👏👏👏
The fastest floor installation ever. That said, I am not crazy about the obvious diagonal pattern running cross the floor. Although it would be slower to lay, a random choice of board lengths would, I think, give a much better overall effect. Plus the finish on some of the skirting board ends was poor with uneven gaps.
You are completely correct. I am a union trained 37 year hardwood installer and finisher. That floor is installed incorrectly including the underlayment.
@@4evergav what was wrong with the underlayment btw? is it because it doesn't overlap enough and not taped down? what's the correct method by the book in terms of putting down underlayment? i usually buy the ones with the adhesive layer on top, so i just overlap it, dont really need to tape it
Yeah for sure. I would never lay a floor like that. Unless I wanted to hate lookin at it every time I walked across it.
Just comes to show that there’s more ways than one and he found his way to be effective and as long as his customers don’t complain he’s winning
@@fudgebrowniie-jenkins9847 It looks bad. And it's the wrong way to do it. Just because he did it fast without any shoes on like a homeless guy waiting to be paid in booze does not make it impressive to do it wrong.
Eres capo super Rápido y terrible de inteligente te felicito desde chile
Nice job....ignore the critics on here.....
When your worker comes bare footed. You know you have a professional. This man is epic.
🤣🤣🤣🍺🍺🍺
PP du
Вот это работяга. Такой молодой а уже мастер. Молодец вызывает уважение к себе.
Amazing work fast
Staircase pattern not recommended. Random spacing is better.
Easier
what mean random space??tell me
Yeah agree, I do random for my remodels looks better.
@@apekpablo908 use the offcut from the last cut to start next one or the one after it stagger the joints
Staircase pattern looks shit
All the comments here so negative about making a regular pattern and imposing your concept of safety. His method is good, the product could be slightly nicer with more careful cuts, but I bet he saves 20% the time just with the fast cuts. Also, not wearing safety shoes allows him to feel imperfections with his feet that would otherwise be invisible when wearing rigid shoes.
@jamescook well said. Half of the naysayers on here probably could not seal an envelop if you handed it to them upside down; let alone build a room floor. You hit the nail on the head there buddy.
Well you really shouldnt staircase pattern boards like that.. says that straight from the manufacturer. Also he didnt leave an expansion gap between wall and boards. Its gonna heave. POOR JOB
Wow,good job brow
Joins in boards are still visible, and there appears to be a lack of suitable expansion gap at the edges, simply no need to rush this kind of job.......
Joints has a small "v" like groove on the surface. Flooring was made that way by the company. Did you not see the wall shims?
SON VISIBLES PORQUE AL GOLPEAR EL BORDE CON MARTILLO SE ABOLLA EL LAMINADO Y DESPUES NO ENTRA LA SIGUIENTE TABLA, HAY QUE CORTAR UN PEDAZO DE TABLA CON ENCASTE SE INTRODUCE Y SE GOLPEA DESPACIO..SALUDOS DE ARGENTINA
@@viejojorggeㄷㅂㄷㄱㅈ ㅓ도둡아더
im an architecture student and i really love ur videos... but maybe next time you can label everything that you do and label the materials that you used.. would really be helpful. thanks i subscribed
Good working
He's amazingly fast! If he takes all of the pointers into consideration, he'll be even more amazing. I wish he were at my place!
Kim Willard video is fast forward moron
A lot of people here complaining about the wrong process of installation, but the true purpose of this video is to get more viewers, watch the ads and get money from youtube. hahaha.
ورع الف
exactly
Yea and disliking the video stops youtube from promoting it to other peoples recommended.
@@NZNeiko wrong a bloke said on his video even dislikes are interactions and thats good in you tubes eyes
Verry good, i like
can't believe this guy still has ten toes and ten fingers!!!!
he's pro that's why Lol
As a floor layer I start full starter piece, 1/2 starter piece, 3/4 starter piece, 1/4 starter piece, then go in-between all of those long then little long then little. That staircase look is garbage.
Amazing Good Technique
Some People watch and learn some new ideas , but instead of appreciating , still finding ways to discourage someone who is very skilled , and innovative . their attitude is to find fault . They are like germs in poison. so don mind bro just keep doing what you are doing . you are excellent .
I agree I think I like that way he do it the only thing bother me is no socks at least. His Asian simple way.
He is talented.... but that doesnt mean he did a good job.. he made crucial mistakes on a job that needs to be right.
Excelente trabajo mi amigo, muy buena exposicion de instalacion de pisos.
MUY BONITO Y TODO PERO ESA INSTALACION NO PASA LA INSPECCIÓN DEL INSPECTOR, LO ESTÁ INSTALANDO ESCALERIADO O EN ESCALERAS COMO LE QUIERAN LLAMAR!
I love the workplace safety shown here! Especially that electric saw working next to his right foot.
You think the shoe will save his foot if the saw incidentally go?
@@MyGodzilla33 I live in the European Union (Portugal). There are very strict workplace safety rules here. One of these rules requires you to wear boots with steel toe protection when doing work like this. And yes, a boot like this can prevent you from losing your toes or getting very deep cuts on your foot.
He's bloody quick ain't he 😉
As a guy who's done flooring most of his life, I still can't decide if I like the stair step pattern. I definitely can appreciate his efficiency.
All that being said, am I the only one who watched this on mute due to the audio quality?
I love your work
En Chile y dependiendo de la region, se deben dejar 1 a 2 cms d separacion del muro, por la absorcion de humedad en invierno, lo que provoca el englobamiento del piso y su posterior deterioro.
Si, yo soy chileno y eso es lo que hago, dejó la separación necesaria
Reminds me of those kids building bamboo pools in the woods lol
Super helal olsun cok seri ve guzel cakusiyor cocuk beli ki cok tecrubeli
عاشت يدك روعة. اني م̷ـــِْن العراق تحياتي. الكم 👌👍👏
حياج الله. بنت. العراق
اني. من العراق
موجوده. بل. عراق. هاذي. الرضيه
حته هنا حاشرات روحجن. ههههه وهسه شتردين مثلا يطبق قرفتج من هاي الارضيه لو تموتين
Unbelievable!! What a confident artisan! My piggies would be black and blue and my knees would be in excruciating pain!
Nice job bos
My goodness so amazing 🇰🇪
Bela aula!
Good job!
I always wondered why you dont do a stair pattern, now I understand why
Why?
The Bruce Lee of building. The zen of hard woods. Amazing. I love to watch on 1.5x speed and do MST3K overdubs. I literally need like him to be my neighbor and spare me about 30 minutes (apparently) of his time. Right on brother.
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Very nice brother
Bravo !tu viens de faire un travail professionnel d une très grande qualité. Félicitations
He did an awesome job. I would have done another pattern. Good video!❤
Браво! Наслаждавах се на бързата иПРИЦИЗНА работа на МАЙСТОРА
should be titled "How to void your warranty by not offsetting your joints"
Joints are all kinds of wrong! And what's he putting a 2" 4" 5"inch piece on the ends
Que baita profissional , serviço rápido e com muita qualidade .
Si es una chapuza
que baita proflssional ,
Вот в качестве я скажу тебе , качество можно сравнивать на нол
Very good ☺️
"Building Bedroom Floor With Wood & How Not To Install Wooden Floors" there fixed it for you
1) laminate, not wood
2) your eye will track those seams like a coyote after a wounded deer
Love people like this, make a fortune fixing their work. Keep it up man 🖒
Well done 👍
Kd os brasileiros presente em todo e qualquer vídeo?? :-D rsrs
É nós passa ✌️
Great Video. Sequoia Flooring is a licensed and insured Greater Van Nuys, California based hardwood floor company, specializing in sales, installation, staining, repairs.
No expansion gap at the wall and a staircase pattern that is super noticeable when the install is done.
The young man is a hard worker and he works very fast. But he should read the instructions on the box 1st.
I agree, the pattern in the wood looks horrible. I would also bet money you can see the marks in the wood from him banging on the end pieces.
verry westech
and not give wall side gap after flooring is cooming up
My only suggestion is to avoid the pattern in your layout of the planks.
Na I like the way I lay out my planks in a random pattern. All I saw with that floor was the diagonal seams all running the same direction. Zipper effect. I would have had you tear it all up. Honestly I’ve never seen a floor laid like that in the north eastern US. It’s a speedy way to get the job done faster that’s about it.
How so? My floors on the second floor of my home 90 year old oak laid in a random pattern and holding fine.
Let me be clear and make sure we both know what we’re talking about. An H pattern is a layout where all the board ends at the same points every other row creating an H appearance. I’m not talking about doing an H pattern in my layouts. I lay random board patterns with a variety. The eye sees a floor with no particular pattern, a continuity throughout the whole floor. With Your layout the eye is drawn to those diagonal seams. The brain tries to make sense of what it’s looking at and finds patterns in everything. As an installer you might not find issue with that but an interior designer would find that as a distraction. Random seams is the way to go. I don’t use laminate or vinyl flooring so maybe it’s different rules for those materials.
@@haighyvshaighy how do you lay your planks. Do you stagger?
@@stayreal5083 I lay staggered. Try to avoid any end joints from being less than 12” from another. The idea of a floor is to avoid an unintentional pattern and keep continuity.
Wo👍👍👍👍👍👍mantap
ماشاءالله تبارك الله لا قوة الا بالله إبداع 👍🏾👍🏾
That is wrong by the time you’re done putting flooring you’re going to have 50% off Waze
Vaire good bro
Totally wrong
Manufacturers warranty voided due to stairway pattern
Never taped seams on moisture barrier.
Lol unreal
I noticed that just from the thumbnail lol
Call me please
The pattern is like an old Indian home....half of those aren't locked in......my ocd is goin nuts rn 🤪 I've seen women do this better
Yea those seems are wayyy too close.
I don't care for the design and they should pay closer attention to the wood grain. While I like the baseboards, the end result at the doorframes could have been much cleaner.
Definitely would get fired if I did something like that 😂 but that’s a whole different country so that probably looks amazing to them
Excellent work man...
I really love this skirt u made it's edges...
He is rushing through the job and i can already see gaps in the flooring, being quick is not always the best thing. Taking your time and doing a proper job is better in my eyes..
Random pattern is the best pattern (for my climate) this stairway pattern would be so weak and slit in the first few months
what you see is the bebel edges not gaps..standard in prefinished flooring plank
I agree
Camera was sped up
@Donald Kasper the gaps are NOT from cutting freeform. They wouldnt lock if he did that. The cut edges are against the wall. The ends are beveled by the manufacturer which is why u see a gap.
That stagger pattern is NOT gud for strength! You need to vary the joints expecially for a floating floor! THIS IS INCORRECT...very hard worker tho!
100% sir
this guy is an artist
Broke the golden rule my guy “No Stairway to Heaven”
What's wrong with Led Zeppelin?
This guy was not a professional installer. He was not trained. You never cut timber to small pieces. For random installation, lay one row planks. The off cut from the last piece is to be used to start the second row.
hello ,quick and standar operation,very good video👍❤🐥
I’ve seen all sorts of construction practices in Thailand, on the two houses that I had built and on other people’s houses. The guy here went barefoot but the proper construction shoes in Thailand are flip flops. They tie bamboo together for ladders and scaffolding. They consume an amazing number of m-80 bottles per day to stay awake. They are great workers but if you ask them if they can do plumbing, electrical, or (in my case) landscape sprinkler systems, they will always say “can do,” even if they don’t have the slightest idea of how to do it. That results in having to fire them and bring in a specialist. I have my trees trimmed every year or two and I’m always amazed that they climb the trees barefoot with a machete. I do what I can from the ground with a cordless saws all.
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And he’s buying a stairway to Heaven
Jeremiah Carrico I was just going to say that 😂
That would drive me insane... all those joints repetitively spaced like that... i make it a point for that NOT to happen when i do floors... it looks horrible that way.... nice trick on the mitres and at the door casings though
@@nobodyspecial6436 when furniture put in nobody will see it
@@nickl2812 so furnitures cover all of the flooring , why need to do the flooring for anyway?? leave it and just put the furniture in so you can saved some money LMFAO
@@tonynguyen9120 ye do that. If you are that cheap
Wow so beautiful and very very nice 👍
Am not an installer but aren't you suppose to leave a small gap at the edges to allow for wood expansion, therefore avoiding floor from lifting, Warping?
he checks for gap 3:48 thats the expansion gap
as for the locking system u smack that flush
Started out great then went downhill from there.......like others have said the joints are too close together to be structurally sound. That's the main problem. Love the cancer saw also, cutting the lacquer coating thats on the laminate all the time will cause brain damage in the long run. It's nice the floor he's working on is Brand New construction, square, no obstacles to slow you down. The houses I work on are out of square with registers in the floor and a closet and possibly an off angle wall. This is unrealistic flooring example, makes it look easier than anything you'll ever work on and you can't follow how he installs it. DIY people should steer clear of this video.
He did an excellent job.I love deviating from the norm, and not falling inline with everybody else's idea. Great pattern.
Champion !
leaving at the 6 minute mark, my brain can't take any more
Beat you leaving a 2:11 🤣🤣
Only thing missing was the health and safety. Just loved those bare feet. He truely believed in his own skills.
Health and safety is the modern word for common sense
786qad u
That’s why our Floor pops when wet
Wow Wow nice
This guy speed is incredible and looks comfortable doing the job, obviously he does that for a living, I am not a profesional installer but have installed few floors myself, but there are few things that I've noticed that's contrary to what i was told; One is the amount of material waisted, the second is, the stair pattern on the floor is well defined, meaning the joints are not fully locked at the end, maybe that's the design intended, i dont know but i was told that the idea is to make it appear as a seameless surface, not an obvious pattern between the end joints. And the third is, the fact that there is no space in between wall and laminate, which as i understand it, is necessary for the laminate planks to expand and therefore, evading from possible future warping.
laminate sells for cheap anyways... real wood is expensive
you wan to see real waste, go around the back of big name supermarkets by the end of the week right before the new stock comes you will see dumpsters full of food wasted...and yet many in the world are starving...yet here we are complaining about a few man made fake wood boards that can be reused to make that again in a factory being wasted
see this is how much of a hypocrite we humans are
Muito lindo trabalho maravilhoso amei parabéns
Easy 😏 fun work good experience 😁
Originally a wood floor was expensive so they used every inch of it, when I installed a floor I staggered the length so it was completely random , having the same space between the end of each board to me makes it look cheap, no matter how good the installer was
It's generally more efficient to do them randomly and as you said looks much better. This guy just started several rows ta the same time cutting each board about 6" different from the previous one. This creates even more waste rather than using previous end cutoff as the start for the following row. And yes, it looks terrible.
I'm no expert, but there's a awful lot of gaps and the pattern seems off somehow. Still, I suppose it won't matter when his mate comes in a fits the carpet
أسعد الله مسائكم بكل خير وبركة وسعادة
Guy seemt o be well organised. I would probably trim wood everytime I reach the wall. Same effect i think but but slower at the end probably.
Excelente profissional. Deu vontade de trocar meu piso e chamá-lo pra colocar o novo! Parabéns!!!
Si es una chapuza
By the way .... he also forgot about the foil if the panels are laid on a concrete floor.He put an ordinary cheap sponge that is actually not used anymore. Even at the time this video was recorded, there were already more professional underlays already existed. He didn't even tape the sponge together so what kind of a professional is he???
This guy is so fast and precise, he knows what he’s doing. Very hard working.. just awesome..
U don’t have a clue what you’re talking about
@@Petr_Mir neither you!
Wow. Love the stair steps.
Definitely need to stagger further than that!
Agree
Excelente trabajo gracias por compartir este video Dios le bendiga
I'm also installer of hardwood floor the joint is not good looking like stair. it's a lazy way.
Totally agree!
Why show how to do it so wrong in many ways stupid
What a joke , no health and safety plus the boards are wrongly fitted !
Cowboys 😂😂😂😂😂
Good job
WROOOOONG!!!!!
That’s what u think
This is exactly how NOT to install a pre finished floor. Your eye will pick up a repeat pattern as soon as you walk in the room. Joints should be staggered and never closer than 6” to 8” from adjacent row. We call this a staircase pattern. Its the lazy way of doing things. We will make subs re do the job to our customers expectations. Our customers would not accept this job. On the other hand, if you don’t know what it should look like, then its all good.
I still would hire him and re train him to our standards. He is fast. Love his steel toe boots.
Palmetto Custom Floors.
Joseph Guidera exactly what I was thinking
I agree with you. Stagger them out.
That’s what I said to
Show me the same floor in six months. I bet their are gaps all over the place.
Beautiful Nice.Nice
Это видео о том , как делать нельзя ?
Let's take styrofoam and put it in a blender and we'll use it for the sound to the video
It's a wonderful thing.
Nice work
Cut down good long board to produce exactly what we try to avoid: stair pattern on steroid !
totally!!
Never seen so many stairs
10mm all way round
yeah, that was my first reaction, instructions in the box tell you NOT to do this pattern or the brick style "H" pattern, also the shortest pieces should be a minimum of 8" I believe
@@macho8303n13 Stairway to heaven??? hahahaha
Снимити ролик как потом будете переделывать ламинат, интересно посмотреть 😅
А до этого другой ролик, как люлей получает...
Nice I need this
Martin Aloyce
это не ламинат . это паркетная доска.
кто тебе сказал?ты такой ламинат укладывал?если нет то не пизди.