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| Subfloor must be level to 1/8" in 8 feet. |
Use approved leveling compound, roofing felt, etc. to fill
low spots. |
Roll out required plastic moisture barrier, then 1/8"
foam sheets. |
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| Start in the left hand corner of the room, using expansion
shims to maintain required 1/2" expansion gap. |
Last board jemmy will help install the last board in a row. |
Very few tools or materials are needed when installing a
floating floor. |
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| It is important to use ONLY the manufacture recommended
Glue when installing floating floors. |
The recommended Glue must be applied to the top inside edge
of the groove. |
Use a tapping block against the tongue when joining a plank.
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| Mark and cut the last row allowing for the required 1/2"
expansion gap. |
Use last board jemmy to secure last row and remove expansion
shims after the Glue has cured. |
Finish the installation with the appropriate molding pieces.
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