Installation Sheet

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Clic ERT | UNICLIC® INSTALLATION

General Guidelines

‘Clic’ Enhanced Resilient Tile (ERT) is constructed with the patented Uniclic® tongue and groove design that locks the planks

together to form a tight and durable joint that limits moisture from passing through the seams. ‘Clic’ ERT is installed as a oating

oor and adhering product to the substrate is not recommended. Not recommended for wet areas or bathrooms.

WARRANTY NOTE: Exclusions apply with respect to rolling loads. If you have frequent or heavy rolling conditions, ‘Clic’ products

can be glued down to help reduce the risk of joint separation from rolling load trafc; however, our warranty excludes any

problems associated with rolling loads.

Owner/Installer Responsibility

Examine ooring for color and quality prior to installation. If material is unacceptable, contact the seller immediately. Undesirable

pieces should not be installed as ooring warranties do NOT cover materials with visible defects once they are installed. Owner

and Installer are responsible for nal inspection of ooring quality and grade. Purchase an additional 5% of ooring to allow for

cuts and an additional 10% to 15% if installing diagonally.

WARRANTY NOTE: Installer should provide owner with one carton end label from product installed and recorded moisture test

results for warranty purposes. Owner should also retain carton label, moisture test results and invoice for their records. Excess

ooring should be stored at in a climate controlled area for repairs in the event of future damage.

Job Site Conditions

• It is the responsibility of the Owner and Installer to ensure job site environmental, substrate and subsurface conditions

meet all requirements as outlined in installation instructions prior to substrate testing and ooring installation. Manufacturer

declines all responsibility for product performance or installation failure due to structural, substrate or environmental

deciencies or jobsite conditions.

• Resilient ooring installation should be scheduled after all other trades have completed their work.

• All areas where product will be installed must have a fully operational HVAC systems for at least 10 days prior to substrate

moisture testing or ooring installation and remain in operation during and after installation with constant temperatures

maintained thereafter. Conditions at testing should be at the same temperature and humidity level expected during

occupancy. The temperature should never fall below 55°F for the life of the installation. Portable heaters will not provide

consistent or adequate heat. Never use kerosene heaters.

• Proper acclimation of the room, substrate, ooring material, adhesive and all installation accessories are critical to the

success of long term ooring performance. Installation over cold substrates will interfere with product dimensions by

affecting the size of the oor and increase the potential for indentation, joint fracture or separation. The substrate temperature

must be between 65°F and 85ºF at the time of installation, and the humidity below 65% for 48 hours prior to, during, and

after pre-installation testing and installation. All substrate preparation and testing procedures must conform to appropriate

ASTM F 710, ASTM F 1869 and ASTM F 2170.