Use and Care Manual

Wellmade® HydriCoreTM Engineered Vinyl Plank/Tile
Maintenance and Repair Guide
Wellmade Hydri-CoreTM is a High Density Plastic Composite (HDPCTM) flooring with patent pending technology,
Hydri-Core is an engineered vinyl plank/tile flooring that uses no adhesive to bond the vinyl layers together and
features the patented Unilin® click system and is installed as a glueless floating floor. The interlocking planks lock
together to provide a tight water resistant seam, can be installed over most floor surfaces, and is suitable for both
residential and light commercial interior applications. For technical information or questions, you can email:
customersupport@wellmadefloors.com , or call 866.582.0848 (US only); outside the US, call 503.582.0848
Floor Maintenance
Frequently moved furniture (chairs) should be equipped with felt pads to avoid scratching the floor and
checked regularly. Heavy furniture and appliances should be equipped with non-staining large surface floor
protectors. Furniture with castors or wheels must be easy swiveling, large surface non-staining and
suitable for resilient floors. Do not use ball type castors as they can damage the floor.
Avoid exposure to long periods of direct sunlight. Close blinds or drapes during peak sunlight hours
Use walk-off mats at entrances to prevent dirt and grit from being tracked on to the floor.
Sweep or vacuum the floor regularly to remove loose dirt. Avoid using a vacuum with a beater bar.
Clean up spills immediately.
Damp mop as needed using clean water and a diluted floor cleaner. Do not use harsh cleaners or
chemicals on the floor.
Repairs
In the unlikely event that a plank is damaged for whatever reason, the simplest method is to disconnect the
planks carefully (protecting the tongue and groove edges) until the damaged plank can be removed. Then
replace the damaged plank with a new one and re-assemble the disconnected planks. This typically works for
planks that are close to the two long perimeters of a room. For damaged planks that are not close to the
perimeter, you may have to remove the damaged planks and insert new pieces without the short and long end
grooves.
1. Using a “Dremel Saw Max” or equivalent, cut out the center of the damaged plank by leaving
approximately 1 inch (25.4mm) strip attached to the adjacent planks.

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