I don't know of any way to cover it. No way to get to it and put it together right?
Hiding seams in laminate flooring
Finished installing laminate floor in my basement and I'm looking to cover up a (unavoidable) noticeable seam. Is there tape or something I can use, that matches the look of the floor, to cover up the seam? Does anyone make something like that?
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It'll be tough... the floor and wall do not meet at a 90 degree angle. Old house, cement floor sort of angles up into the wall, 45 degree. I figured it out for the planks that run length-wise, but going across the room, I ran a plank across on the inclined part of the floor, that meets the boards going length-wise perpendicular (sorry, explained the best I could, I'll post a pic later).I don't know of any way to cover it. No way to get to it and put it together right?
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