Do You Put Wood Flooring Up To Fireplace

It is easier to do if it is a new install than cutting into existing flooring.

Do you put wood flooring up to fireplace.

Note this was a dedicated gas unit not something that could be converted to wood and was installed in the wall about 18 24 above the floor. Mark the underside of the board where the wires hit and put tape on top of the board to show where to make the cut image 2. Place a scrap section of hardwood flooring and a piece of the underlayment you will be using on the subfloor flush against the fireplace where it meets the floor. The boards go over the subfloor you put the groove and tongue ends together tap them together and nail the boards to the floor.

Both paneling and thin wood boards work well to cover the existing fireplace. Depending on which you choose and its variety of wood your fireplace refacing supplies can range from less than 1. In this video i will show you how to install laminate or vinyl plank up to a fireplace. It can be at a 10 to 15 degree pitch with the high side of the pitch being next to the hearth.

It is also low profile. There are a few ways to do this and i explain all of them. It can get tricky if you re laying hardwood floors around a brick fireplace. I m wondering if i can put wood vinyl plank in front of the fireplace 4 x6 area.

There s a bit more to it but that s the basic process. Installing hardwood moldings around fireplace hearths has never been an attractive solution for covering up those gaps. If yours is a more traditional down near the floor thing or could ever be converted to wood i m sure you need a hearth. Right next to a fireplace there could be some in floor heating wires that stick up from the subfloor and a curved hearth of the fireplace to contend with image 1.

Carpet right up to the wall under the fireplace. Unfortunately inexperienced installers will handle it this way either because they do not know of other solutions or don t care to handle it any other way. Use push sticks and featherboards if you are up to trying it. It s a nice finished basement with cream colored carpet but doesn t have much else going for it.

Does anybody have any experience with this. Miter the corners at 45 degrees.