A laminate floor is a floating floor meaning it is not fastened directly to the subfloor.
How to install snap together wood laminate flooring.
Thick snap flooring has specially shaped tongues and grooves that interlock to form a strong tight joint without glue or nails.
Sometimes referred to as a floating floor it garners this nickname because.
Installing laminate flooring is a snap literally.
Whether you re looking to replace your dated carpet turn your garage into an apartment home office or gym or you just need a quick inexpensive way to cover up an existing floor snap together laminate flooring is a great solution.
There are plenty of styles to choose from and nearly all are budget friendly durable and easy on the eyes.
To save the edges of the flooring boards use a piece of scrap wood to tap adjoining rows together.
Laminate flooring has long had a reputation of being one of the more installation friendly flooring materials on the market.
Also known as click together flooring and click flooring snap together flooring eliminates your need for adhesives nails or screws of any.
When installing a floating laminate floor you don t need to use any adhesive nails or staples.
It snaps together by lining up the planks at an angle and then flattening out the row being installed image 2.
Now with new snap together laminate flooring there isn t even a close second.
Most diyers can complete laminate floor installation in one day.
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In fact laminate flooring can be installed in almost every room in your home including kitchens since it doesn t have to be glued down and doesn t involve grout or mortar.
Planks can be cut with a hand saw circular saw or flooring cutter and most laminate flooring comes in planks that simply snap together with a tongue.
It can be installed over any other tightly bonded flooring making it ideal for retrofits.
The flooring we re using for installing laminate flooring is similar to snap together plastic laminate floors except that it has a surface layer of real wood.