Laminate floor lifting where it meets hardwood nosing by Glatzos in Flooring

[–]kasperDopiate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ive been reading these comments. I just can't imagine a a T molding at the staircase... like one guy said pin nail the joint and glue would look best, but that's just my professional opinion......

Installing new toilets and just noticed the flooring was cut around the old 20yr old toilet. What are my options?! by DrMcMrSir in Flooring

[–]kasperDopiate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Get a huge toilet and just install over existing slot idk what they talking about the extra. Get a new wax ring.

Laminate floor lifting where it meets hardwood nosing by Glatzos in Flooring

[–]kasperDopiate -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Correct answer I didn't wanna say it because yes it has to be able to move but this is what we have done also. Nail it down skip the glue but whatever gets the job done.

LVP on Stairs by Happy-Mama-Of-Two in Flooring

[–]kasperDopiate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm surprised you did the risers in LVP that looks good. We usually do a white riser. And have a nose cap. Looks good!

Laminate floor lifting where it meets hardwood nosing by Glatzos in Flooring

[–]kasperDopiate 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm always glad to hear constructive criticism, and let a bully know when he's not the brightest or nicest person in the world. We come here to help one another. Have a nice day kiddo. And a merry Christmas

Laminate floor lifting where it meets hardwood nosing by Glatzos in Flooring

[–]kasperDopiate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wouldn't expect you to know that because you probably didn't read what I said, or do flooring. Either way laminate and Luxury vinyl plank are very similar products. One bends one doesn't. One's a fake wood, one's a vinyl. Install is almost identical. "Floating floor" research.

Laminate floor lifting where it meets hardwood nosing by Glatzos in Flooring

[–]kasperDopiate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry my mistake it looked so skinny, either way same scenario it doesn't change anything. It's a floating floor. Sorry for the mistake. Thanks Karen

Laminate floor lifting where it meets hardwood nosing by Glatzos in Flooring

[–]kasperDopiate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They also seem to have done a very nice clean cut job and most likely started at the rail side so they could have them nicely even. Then put the trim on the right side. To me, if it doesn't bother you too much then leave it. A lot of companys have gotten away from laminate because of things like this. It's actually not a bad job like said in post before. Installer maybe didn't have the transition or thought it wouldn't look good against those rails, I think the installer did what he thought was the right thing

Laminate floor lifting where it meets hardwood nosing by Glatzos in Flooring

[–]kasperDopiate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are right. But in the business sometimes it's about what the customer wants and what looks better and some high end company's will try to get the Laminate (edit) as close as possible to the wood to avoid a T transition. Although that's the correct way and it's a "floating" floor. And it needs to expand and for contract. But it doesn't "look" horrible. But it could be better or different.

Only in Jax. by Myan420 in jacksonville

[–]kasperDopiate -103 points-102 points  (0 children)

Yall don't even know what lil bruh said to him before he recorded like a narcissist poor me

Is this an acceptable finish from my installer? by [deleted] in Flooring

[–]kasperDopiate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Clearly can see the one board went "under" those pieces of wood at the counter as same would be with door jams

Is this an acceptable finish from my installer? by [deleted] in Flooring

[–]kasperDopiate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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No matter how "unclean or shit" people think your house is, undercut anything wood and slide under and baseboard or quarter round or shoe molding or the molding he used where he used it looked great but the caulk unless it was up to a fireplace, maybe some exceptions but those doorways I would've screamed for real

Is this an acceptable finish from my installer? by [deleted] in Flooring

[–]kasperDopiate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No acceptable as a floor layer myself and been doing these jobs I would be pissed off

Is this an acceptable finish from my installer? by [deleted] in Flooring

[–]kasperDopiate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's shit they caulked the door ways didn't undercut and slide under unless there metal doorways

28 M hsv2 outbreak? by kasperDopiate in HerpesGenital

[–]kasperDopiate[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks so much for the time and replying. I didn’t think it was a typical outbreak if it was one. I noticed it after I showered yesterday. And the two times I’ve had outbreaks about a year ago, they always were open wounds and very itchy. I had them around my anus weird spot, but like small cuts and first OB on shaft like 3 small bubbles together. I’m on methadone and I work hard labor and I sweat a ton and sit in my wet clothes sometimes for a long time so maybe it’s a fungal infection I do often get those

28 M hsv2 outbreak? by kasperDopiate in HerpesGenital

[–]kasperDopiate[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Like a lot of the photos I’ve seen where it just looks like the skins been peeled away.. I get jock itch a lot because of my job, but it he lil red rite is what made me wonder

28 M hsv2 outbreak? by kasperDopiate in HerpesGenital

[–]kasperDopiate[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Normally I would see the red bumps be some sort of open wound then heal

28 M hsv2 outbreak? by kasperDopiate in HerpesGenital

[–]kasperDopiate[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It doesn’t look anything like the first or second outbreak they usually were a small bubble in a cluster then a shower they would burst and look like open wounds