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reusing laminate

jdpl28 · 2007-10-09 08:09:39

Hi, plumber had to rip up newly laid laminate. wondering what are the chances I'll be able to reuse that old laminate, or will I have to buy new? thanks, J

09-10-2007 8:09am

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jdpl28

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Hi, plumber had to rip up newly laid laminate. wondering what are the chances I'll be able to reuse that old laminate, or will I have to buy new?

thanks,
J

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#2 09-10-2007 9:11am

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largely depends if it's click-fit or glue-fit, and how he ripped it up. If its glued together forget about it. Laminate is also quit easy to damage and tear/crack so if that's the case you can forget it too.

If it's click-fit laminate and your plumber took it up gently then you have a chance

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