Assuming you are asking about installing laminate flooring in a kitchen:
One of the trickiest areas to install laminate flooring is around cabinets. The key is to make sure the boards fit snugly against the cabinet toe kick and that there is no gap between the two. Here are a few tips on how to finish laminate flooring around cabinets:
1. Make sure you have enough clearance. Before starting, measure the space between your cabinets and the floor. You'll need at least 1/4 inch of clearance for expansion. If there isn't enough space, you'll need to remove your cabinets or trim them down before proceeding.
2. Cut the boards to size. Once you have determined that there is enough clearance, cut the boards to size using a saw. Make sure each board fits snugly against the cabinet toe kick with no gaps in between.
3 .Install a transition strip . Once all of the boards are cut to size, it's time to install a transition strip (if needed). A transition strip is used where two different types of floors meet, such as where your laminate meets carpet or tile. To install, simply glue or nail the transition strip into place along the edge of the cabinets. Be sure to leave an expansion gap of 1/4 inch between the transition strip and any walls or obstacles.
4 .Finish installing the flooring . With the transition strip in place, you can now finish installing your laminate flooring by clicking each board into place according to manufacturer's instructions..