How to: Scotia Beading fitting
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- The is two ways of finishing the floor:
1. fitting the new floor up to the wall with little gap (about 5mm) and than skirting fitted on the top of new floor (that looks much better but also more work and costs).
2. Or keeping the existing skirting boards and fittng the new floor up to the skirting boards. And thats what how some clients preffer. Because its cheaper i think. keep skirting boards and fit the trim around at the end. thats whats in this video.
#scotia #evocore #laminateflooring
Very easy. You'll need the glue, new or very sharp chop saw blade and nail gun. None of them cost a lot. Cheap tooolstation or screwfix products. Its the skill and attention to details that make a difference not the expensive tools.
@finepinenorwichcarpenter
thank you for the tutorial, I can now stop searching more vid on this topic, yours is the most helpful.
Glade you found it usefull! Thats the purpose of those videos :) to show you that you can do it too! Well done 💪
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My first attempt at laminating the floor, so far it looks okay......ish. better than the awful builder who messed up my wall
Nice one! Thats why i record those jobs to show that everyone can do these jobs themselfs 💪
I’m about to fit my flooring this week and that end is so tidy. What are the angles for those cuts to get it looking like that. Thank you.
Always 45 degree. Good luck!
Hey - great video. How would you apply the scotia to a PVC frame? We tried CT1 and there was just not sticking
Thanks. And great question, been thru the same and what i do is i simply pin the scotia to the floor instead of the skirting. I know i know but still better than loose scotia. Good luck
Wow. It’s not a how to video when you don’t include any information about what you are even doing. The Comments section is full of people having to ask you because you opted for awful music instead of explaining how you’re doing it. I’d change the title.
Fab video - what number of teeth on the mitre saw please as I want to buy one but want to make sure I've got the right blade 😊
Nice to see a comment. A nice comment. So here is what i always buy. The best blades dewalt slim. Here s the link
www.screwfix.com/p/dewalt-wood-extreme-circular-saw-blades-190-x-30mm-24t-3-pack/24169
@@FinePineNorwichCarpenter thanks ever so much really appreciate you providing a link aswell 🙏🏽thanks loads 😊
Wonder how this was done 👍was size nails do you use . Last person that done ours used 50 mm some job getting them out the skirting 😂
Thanks for a nice comment. I used 25mm nails :)
Tips on how to do it with a mitre box?
Quite tricky cos the ends are so small, its a bit hard to do. But its possible, good luck!
what size nails are you using for the scotia?
25mm long 👍. Good luck!
@@polackinyourhood thank you, i trust this 18g brad nails too? i’m in the process of buying a nail gun so wanted to be sure :)
@@amritpalsandhu684 ive used cheapest nail gun £33 from screwfix with brad nails multipack of 5000 pieces for £7
@@FinePineNorwichCarpenter thanks and what size are these brad nails, 18g 25mm? does it leave any marks or indents on scotia
@@amritpalsandhu684 its 18g, gun is not perfect, does leave small marks and nails sometimes dont go thru 100% inside. But over all its really good.
Nope. Dont get it.
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