We are replacing the kitchen flooring and installing new cabinetry. Does the new lino go in before or after the new cabinetry?
cagivachick1,
May 1, 4:43pm
usually after
supernova2,
May 1, 4:50pm
We did our lino 1st as that made it very easy for the layer. Also makes IMHO a much tidier job. However it then means the cabinet guys have to be a bit careful but since we did our own cabinets wasn't an issue.
aloha3,
May 1, 5:10pm
so in the future if the lino is replaced they would cut around th front of the cabinetry?.
articferrit,
May 1, 5:47pm
our lino went in first.
lythande1,
May 1, 6:25pm
Real floor boards? Or weetbix board? I'd go before with the latter.
fast4motion,
May 1, 6:45pm
Cabinets first onto solid floor, then lino up to the cabinet feet, then fit toe-kicks.
lyndad59,
May 1, 6:50pm
Cabinets first for us then lino :) Hate to think what it would have looked like after if we did it first
aloha3,
May 1, 8:02pm
many thanks for the feedback
supernova2,
May 1, 9:23pm
Probably. Mind you by the time the lino is replaced the weetbix board cabinets would probably have fallen to bits as well.
tahnasha,
Nov 16, 3:03am
It's only floating floors that have to be laid around cabinets, I'd say lino would be personal preference.
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