Please remove the legging of the application room before deciding what type of flooring you should buy. You should add 10% of cut share for the dimensions you measured.

If necessary, remove the former flooring. If the current flooring surface is smooth and firm, you can skip this step.

You should fill the cracks and holes of the sub-flooring with a filling material. For this step, fill the gaps with a filling material and then level using a spatula.

Planks are to be installed parallel to the wall that is the main line of sight in the room (usually this is the wall opposite to the room’s main entrance). Measure to determine the center of the room and adjust the center point so that planks are evenly distributed on each side.

Spread the adhesive with the recommended notched trowel. Recommended adhesives and closely follow instructions for their use. Wait the appropriate time according to the manufacturer’s directions before commencing to lay flooring.

Starting on your centerline, be very careful to line up the first plank perfectly straight since all the remaining planks will key off the first.

Cut a vinyl plank in half to begin your second row. Use a vinyl plank cutter (recommended) or a utility knife and square to cut the plank at a 90-degree angle to its length. Staggering the vinyl planks creates a more authentic appearance; commence subsequent rows using the cut-offs from previous rows, alternating them randomly.

Use a floor roller to ensure all the planks are firmly bonded to the floor and install mouldings. Locate any gaps between planks; if any, use a putty knife to fill gaps with wood putty and wipe away any excess.