Hi Guys

Following on from the recent(ish) topic re Laminate Flooring (http://novoserve.no-ip.biz/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=DiyC;action=display;num=10...), another question...

Bearing in mind that the laminate should be laid in the hallway at right angles to the door (so as to give an impression of increased length and also to avoid the light source falling across the joins), what happens when the laminate is to be continued into a room at the end of the hallway?  

Do I ignore the above 'rules' and lay the flooring in the same direction as before (without a threshold strip)?, or do I fit a strip and start again at right angles to the flooring in the hall?

Cheers for any advice.

Windy

Cheers BA - that's a good point about the 'diagonal' effect - I hadn't thought of that one.  Are you saying that it's OK to lay the laminate at right angles, or that I should fit the strip and continue in the same direction, but ensure that the joins are still runing parallel?
Windy