If one has wood flooring under the carpet, how can you cut the carpet 
to get it out with out marring the wood flooring below?

At 09:16 PM 6/9/2008, you wrote:

>As with many handyman jobs you have choices. If a professional is 
>coming in to lay new carpet the furniture will need to be removed. 
>They would likely cut it across into two or three pieces just to 
>make it easier to handle getting it ou t. I had a case where I was 
>removing the carpet and exposing the hardwood floor under it. In 
>that case the furniture stayed in the room. I even jacked up the 
>china cabinet and took the carpet out piece meal. It isn't too 
>difficult to take a corner and jerk it loose from the tack strip 
>along the edge.. So it kind of depends on what is happening after 
>you remove the carpet.. If new carpet, well you need the stuff out 
>to lay new. If say floor tile, you might be able to move things 
>around. Keep in mind y ou will need to set up center lines and such 
>to get things started straight and equally spaced. If laminate 
>flooring, check the directions, I would think you might be able to 
>work around the furniture. A lot depends on how much furniture we 
>are talkin ablut and where you have room to store it in the mean 
>time. A lot of local conditions to consider rather than a hard and 
>fast rule. Everything out of the way is nice but doesn't make the 
>best for y ou.
>Ron
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>Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2008 7:35 PM
>Subject: [BlindHandyMan] taking carpet off of floor.
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>hi list in my bedroom there is a carpet that needs to be taken up. 
>what is the best way to do this should I remove the furniture and 
>cut the carpet in to pieces or can I just cut around it and do this 
>with out removing the furniture in other words I move the furniture 
>a little bit and cut up the carpet as I move furniture around?
>all help will be appreciated.
>thanks so much.
>
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Thanks.



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