Laminate Flooring Installation Instructions

Nalfa also offers an extremely detailed installation guide on its website.

Laminate flooring installation instructions. Materials with visible defects are not covered under warranties once they are installed our laminate floors are manufactured in accordance with accepted industry standards, which permit defect tolerance not to exceed 2%. As such, we’ve invented the widely recognised, patented uniclic and uniclic multifit system for installation of your laminate floor both systems are quicker and more robust than competitors’ solutions and make for easy installation, even in the tightest of corners or under doors. The most important part of a laminate flooring installation is to reading the manufacturer instructions, and watching any video tutorials on the installation.

Laminate floors will need to be cut so as to fit within irregularities of your walls. Tap lightly along the long side until the joint is closed tightly (image 1). • connect the panels of the first row on the short side over the entire room length.

A laminate floor is a floating floor, meaning it is not fastened directly to the subfloor. The downloadable instruction manuals below will provide the information you will need to install your new laminate floor. Below you will find installation instructions for the different types of shaw laminate floor.

The instructions will also contain precautionary statements regarding certain types of existing flooring and specific preparation requirements if your's is a remodel project. To ensure the best possible experience during your installation, it is important to follow all installation instructions. • never use tools designed for other laminate flooring installation systems.

Never use abrasive cleaning implements or products, Install the long side first by placing a tapping block no closer than 8” from either end. Slide the whole row against the wall;

Carefully review the detailed instructions for your flooring to learn what you'll need and what to expect. Inspection of all flooring material for defects must be done before installation. While early laminate flooring products relied on a combination of white glue and a machined joint, today’s products simply snap together.