Floor
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Debbie Harris on Oct 13, 2014This will be hard if you're trying to save the linolium. Most of the time it is glued. Especially in an entry. Anyway it might have to changed out. We need more information about the space ie: is the house on a slab or is the floor over a basement or crawl space; is the cabinet removable or can it be worked around; Thresholds are generally easy, you unscrew and take it out... might need to pry it up.Helpful Reply
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