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Old 05-28-2009, 11:49 AM   #41
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I would think the optimum answer would be whom ever got there first...the flooring guy or the cabinet installer...

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Old 05-28-2009, 12:02 PM   #42
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I would think the optimum answer would be whom ever got there first...the flooring guy or the cabinet installer...

Which comes the next question... what if... the flooring guy waits for the cabinet guy comes... and/or the cabinet guy still waits for the flooring guys comes?.. Do we have a money$ tight yet!?? J/K...


The only advantage (for floor after cabinet option) I see is with proper shoe molding around cabinets and walls, it will hide the gap between vinyl & cabinet legs, if any, and also old floor can be taken out, & new vinyl floor can be replaced with new shoes in future for example. Also, with mold/shoes installed covering vinyl edges, different floors with different thicknesses or transitions with underlying OSB (for future replacement) will be hidden & not obvious shown to HO eyes.
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