I have around 3.2 rows left and can't cut a sliver for the final row since it would be way too thin. What's the best way of managing this? Take the remaining width to the tile and divide it by 4 planks then take a little sliver off each plank on a table saw? Wood: [url]https://imgur.com/gallery/yt6vXPz[/url]

Installing 3/4 inch sold hardwood in my 24x16 living room. The boards will run across the room the short way. The hardwood will approach a 10 Ft opening into the tiled kitchen. How can I run these boards into the tile to form a nice transition? Keep in mind the hardwood will approach the tile perpendicular. The height of the the hardwood matches the height of the tile so that’s good. I don’t want a transition strip. I guess I could just run each board into the tile. My initial plan was to use a header board running parallel with the tile then I can run each hardwood right into the header board. I like this idea but what occurred to me is when I get to the end of my run each time and I cut the plank to fit at the other end I can’t reuse that piece on the next row because the piece I cut will need a groove to slide into the header right? ? appreciate any ideas.