Advice On Wood Flooring
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There are two things to consider when deciding which is the best direction to start laying.Firstly see where the main light is coming into the room then run parallel with it, and secondly which is the longest length of the room, this is especially important in a hallway, never lay in the direction of the shortest width. We do not have any Shops, we are a on-line only business, this way we can keep our overheads as low as possible so you in turn benefit from reduced prices.
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A floating floor is when Engineered or Laminate flooring is laid on top of underlay, and is not attached to the floor in any way, this enables it to expand and contract.
Laminate Flooring Advice
- Ensure that your subfloor is flat, dry, and smooth.
- Always use underlay under your laminate floor.
- Laminate flooring can be installed over concrete, wood flooring, vinyl tile, linoleum, tile, or virtually any other hard, flat surface, we find it best to .
- If getting a tradesman to lay the floor, make sure you order the floor a week earlier, so any delivery problems can be rectified in time.
- Read the installation instructions carefully.
- Allow your flooring to acclimatize to the room where it will be installed for as long as possible (minimum time 24 hours)
- Inspect each flooring panel carefully for defects or damage before installing it.
You do need to leave a 10mm gap around the floor and any obstacles ie fire surround, the laminate expands and contracts like normal wood does, so if there is no gaps left over time it will creak or lift in places as it expands, plus the warranty is void if you don’t .
Firstly see where the main light is coming into the room then run parallel with it, and secondly which is the longest length of the room, this is especially important in a hallway, never lay in the direction of the shortest width.