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Gruber Laminate Floor Inspection |
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1. Base molding is cut short of door casing and flooring short of casing. |
| 2. Same as #1. |
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3. Numerous and various noticeable gaps at end joints. |
| 4. Same as #3. |
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5. Poor racking has adjacent rows of end joints improperly staggered. |
| 6. Same as #5. |
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7. Baseboard miters gapped and unfilled. Nail holes left unfilled. |
| 8. Same as as #1 and #2. |
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9. Door jambs not undercut. Flooring was cut around and sloppily filled. |
| 10. Adjacent end joints too close. |
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11. Same picture as #10, different angle. |
| 12. Flooring cut short of base molding. |
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13. T transition molding reached door stop but is short of door jamb. Jambs were not undercut. |
| 14. End cap transition strip cut short and filled. Filler contaminating carpet and door jamb. No expansion space at door jamb. |
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15. Open end joint in hall. |
| 16. More sloppy finishing work around door jambs and casings. |
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17. Damaged woodwork and poorly repaired. |
| 18. Similar to #14. |
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19. Spacing shims left behind base molding in bathroom. |
| 20. Various degrees of improper finishing. |
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21. Failure to cap end of base molding, failure to undercut casing and jamb. |
| 22. More of the same. |
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23. Failure to cap base and nosing. |
| 24. Poor finishing work. |
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25. Raised corner of plank taking excessive wear. Plank was either installed damaged or was damaged during installation. Possibly debris in the joint when locking causing the edge to lift. |
| 26. Same as #25, different angle. |
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27. More creative filling. |
| 28. Damaged door casing. |
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29. T Transition molding is not secure. |
| 30. Unfinished edge in pantry closet. |
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31. Unfinished edge on side of kitchen cabinet. |
| 32. Damaged corner of plank. |
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33. Chipped edge of plank. |