“Persuading” pieces of laminate flooring to come together properly is part of the installation process, and this is where a rubber mallet can help. Used in conjunction with a tappi… See more

The ends and edges of all laminate flooring have interlocking tongue-and-groove profiles that would get crushed and ruined if you hit them directly with a mallet or hammer. T… See more

Pulling pieces of laminate together tightly, end-to-end, is a standard part of every laminate flooring installation. The thing is, you can’t use a mallet and tapping block on the ends of … See more

Most pieces of laminate flooring need no cutting at all, but end pieces and pieces that have to fit around corners and obstacles must be measured and marked for cutting. … See more