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Originally Posted by LolaG
Thanks for your reply and input. I think there are three "transition" areas from the kitchen: one leading down a hall to master bedroom and one to the formal dining room where there are doorways where I could stop the hardwood. The hardest area to transition would be the kitchen to the great room due to the open area that has no entryway and no clearcut wall marker to cut across. I will probably get someone out who does interior decorating or flooring to help figure out the best place to cut across and determine the dividing line.
Thanks again for your input!
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There are transition pieces designed to cover the actual border betweeb two types of flooring. They are made from wood, or vinyl, or metal.
I'd be a little surprised if you could refinish engineered flooring at all - but this is not something I know much about. However, I have replaced engineered flooring in sections of our house with tile and stone. I redid an entryway area because it got such great exposure to water the engineered flooring was falling apart. I tiled a bathroom - same cause. I've used wood transition pieces, as they have the most pleasant appearance AFAIC.
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