Pattern scribing
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Pattern scribing is used when a shape is complicated or the area is very small.
It involves scribing the outline onto pattern paper and cutting out the template.
This allows the outline to be transferred onto the flooring material so it can be cut to shape in an open area before it's placed in position on the floor.
The process is as follows.
It involves scribing the outline onto pattern paper and cutting out the template.
This allows the outline to be transferred onto the flooring material so it can be cut to shape in an open area before it's placed in position on the floor.
The process is as follows.
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- Lay the paper in position and cut it roughly to shape, to within about 10 mm of all objects and protrusions.
Around a toilet pedestal you can make relief cuts in the paper as you push it down to the floor, and then run a pencil line around the bottom of the cuts, where the pedestal meets the floor. - Secure the paper firmly in position using weights, drawing pins or tape. If you use sticky tape, you should cut small triangular flaps into the template so the tape sticks to the floor through the openings.
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- When all objects in the room have been extended onto the template, take it outside and lay it on top of the floor covering.
Fasten the template to the material with tape so it can't move.
Extend all of the lines from the template onto the material and cut the material to shape. - Put the material in position and check the fitting. Then spread the adhesive and stick the material down.
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