How to tile rooms going from hallway

I know not everyone owns a laser but Floor lasers are cheap, ive seen some for less than $30. If youre doing a whole house with tile and you want to continue the layout into every room it will be your best friend to keep it all aligned correctly
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[@KB3M]

I'm planning on continuing a 12"x12" parquet wood tile floor present on the 2nd floor landing into 3 bedrooms. No way I'm starting from the inside, way too risky, and not climbing down a ladder to get out. I'll use a 10' 4x4 and blocks to create a foot bridge that will get me out after installing halfway in. I'll finish all but the last row the next day and the last row the 3rd day.

[@adamnunez2260]

This happened to me. I found it easier just to climb out the window

[@Tyscrat]

yeah this method is way too risky id rather do that or leave a path or use a walk plank

[@pejon2269]

This may be a good way in theory but I would never do it this way because not all tiles are perfect in size ... if only 3 tiles are a little off in size it will give you a headache in the end

[@bernieosuna4298]

I’m doing my house and don’t know the starting point I have a long hall way

[@bayareatrucking]

Start by hiring a professional.😂😅

[@MrWeliz]

when the hallway changes direction like an L do you continue the tile in the same direction or do you change it?

[@OBFTILE]

Continue in the same direction so it “flows” change of directions can look weird sometimes

[@MrWeliz]

@@OBFTILE I did a dry run and you are right changing direction did not look right so we are going in the same direction , thanks for the response .