Installation Instructions

Installation Instructions
Designer’s Image Platinum Series
12” x 24” Round Edge Luxury Vinyl Tile
Sku/Pattern Numbers:
Sku 725-9270 RD1180 Midnight Marble Sku 725-9272 RD5072 River Stone
Sku 725-9274 RD0119 Beige Travertine Sku 725-9276 RD6148 Desert Dune
DO-IT-YOURSELF INSTALLATION
MATERIALS YOU MAY NEED:
• Latex floor preparation to seal subfloor and prevent bond failure (do not use paint
primer/sealers)
• Portland based patch/underlayment/embossing leveler to repair cracks and level
surface
Measuring tape and chalk line
• Sharp utility knife and straight edge
• Shears or tin snips for cutting around irregular or circular shaped objects
• Extra tiles make sure you purchase at least 10% extra to cover mistakes or for
possible future replacements and repairs
• Safety glasses
• Floor roller
SUITABLE AREAS:
Excellent for all areas of your home including kitchens, bathrooms, entryways, rec
rooms and also light commercial installations such as shops, salons, professional and
small business entryways and break rooms.
SUITABLE SURFACES:
Smooth surfaces that are dry, flat, level, structurally sound and rigid.
Clean surfaces that are free of dust, dirt, grease, paint, varnish, oils, solvents, old
adhesive residue, carpet staples, and moisture.
• Smooth-surface, well-bonded resilient floors.
Concrete floors on or above grade that are dry, and free of dust, solvents, grease &
oil. New concrete must be thoroughly dry and cured for at least six weeks.
• Painted floors where floor is not in contact with the earth and paint is firmly bonded.
Wood floors with sanded plywood underlayment. Make sure that the plywood has
been sealed with a latex floor primer. Do not use paint primers.
UNSUITABLE SURFACES:
• Particleboard, chipboard, hardboard, OSB, or flakeboard.
• Concrete surfaces below grade where moisture may be a problem.
• Heavily embossed resilient floors unless the embossed surface is filled with a
suitable Portland based patch underlayment or embossing leveler.
Carpet
Cushioned, or no-wax resilient floors.
• Tiles are not recommended to lay over underfloor heating.

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