What direction do I have my new hardwood floors layed?
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Personally I would go the opposite of the room layout.
I've felt with the same problem . I've been told that most are laid the way the sun enters the room . Mostly East and West which is the long way in my home. I would say lay several pieces down and decide what you think looks best and fly that way
Good luck
Why not use Herringbone or Diagenal instead or Border
Probably the installers would have some good suggestions for you....It also depends how wide the planks (?) are...I'd go for the long direction, more natural...JMO
Installed it direction of the long wall or the direction of entrance to the room.
Do you have hardwood in any rooms that are open to your living room such as a hallway or dining room or kitchen? If so go in that same direction in your living room. Or you could go with a pattern which I am sure would add expense.