How much expansion joint should I provide with Floorify?
For Floorify flooring It is recommended that an expansion joint of at least 5 millimetres be provided all round the room. This ensures that the floor has sufficient space to expand and contract in response to temperature fluctuations. It is important to ensure that this joint is observed along all walls, thresholds and fixed objects.
Tip for creating an expansion joint: spacer blocks!
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Preparation & Subfloor
- Do you need to take an expansion joint into account when installing a Floorify rigid vinyl floor?
- What tools do I need to install a Floorify rigid vinyl floor?
- How much expansion joint should I provide with Floorify?
- Which underlay is most suitable for a Floorify vinyl floor?
- Why is an underfloor needed when installing a vinyl floor?
- How should you install the Floorify underlay?
- Where in the room is the best place to start installing a vinyl floor?
- When is an underlay needed?
- Can you use a different underlay to the Floorify underlay?
- Should I use a moisture barrier with a Floorify floor?
- Do you need to level the surface before you can install a Floorify floor?
- Do you need to copy the expansion joint of the screed to the Floorify?
- How long should you wait before installing a vinyl floor on a fresh concrete or screed floor?
- Moisture in the surface, is it a problem?
- Does a vinyl floor need to acclimatise?
- What should you consider before starting to install the vinyl floor?