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   wjrobinson | Sep 20, 2012 11:43pm | #1

   Mask any change with a custom threshold at the doors. If what you need is a long taper change, get our your chalk line and snap a plan. Split our the differences amongs enough ripped boards to hide all as best you can.

   Rooms can have boarder boards, rooms can have a change in direction perpendicular...

   Furniture, and area rugs will help you....

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   Martin Holladay | Sep 21, 2012 07:45am | #2

   Kevin,
   Plan your layout carefully before you begin. Check for parallelism and check to see if corners are actually at 90 degrees. Split the differences to account for any discrepancies, and use a chalkline.

   The long sightlines at hallways and along the lengths of a room should be straight, without any jarring problems.

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   gusfhb | Sep 21, 2012 09:44am | #3

   If it makes sense for the room, change direction of the flooring at the doorway