I am pulling up some laminate flooring so i can put a carpet down. Any idea what i can do with the laminate flooring?

I could just throw it away...but was hoping i could get £ something for it! :)

Look forward to your replies!

Can't see there being much of a market for second-hand laminate flooring..

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I Know it says I'm On-line, but I might have just left myself logged in, whilst I'm out....

me neither!
what about timber merchants? or other people who deal in scrap?

Build a bonfire out the back with it, buy some chestnuts and sing that good old favourite "Chestnuts roasting on an open fire,, Jack frost nipping at your toes" etc etc ad lib.

if its glued together then -£ value if its unglued click type the -£ to 0£ iff you get enough up to be usefull and theres some stupid mug to remove it

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Could use it in a garage if you have one with a concrete floor, the laminate would be nicer to stand on than the concrete.

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What colour is it?

If it's a light colour, you could use half of it to build a Swedish style sauna and burn the other half in a bucket to product the heat.....If it's click-loc, then you could create an aquaduct into the burning bucket to produce the steam.

If I was any more enviromentally responsible, I'd be King of the world!

BG

dont think its really worth anything second hand unless you have a friend that will give you £20 for it.

if it is good laminate maybe you could reuse it in another room.... i removed quickstep laminate from my front room and installed it in the study/office room, even tho its relayed it still looks/ fitted better than some of the cheap crap you can get

Could use it in a garage if you have one with a concrete floor, the laminate would be nicer to stand on than the concrete.

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You can uplift Uniclic and re lay it up to 3 times.

with around 30% waste every time through cut panels damaged panels and further wastage in instalation on the third relaying you would be down[70% first relay 50% second 35% third]to 35%

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I was more referring to the one room lol

yes agree with what you are saying although there is still the chance off 1 or 2 boards on a run removed for access giving "trouble" and not going back 100% and needing to be adjusted

manufacturers always make excsesive claims on products as long as it says "up to" then its covered
but the fact they say "up to 3 times" means they think it will be beyond useable on attempt 3
on a new floor on a bench in a show room it will work easily with no wear and tear but in the real world a well used floor will with an area off say 10% removed for access or repair be lucky to go down without a few boards needing replacement or repair

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