Installation & Assemebly

Manufacturer Laminate Flooring Installation Guidelines
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MANUFACTURER LAMINATE FLOORING INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
IMPORTANT
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NOT OPEN IMMEDIATELY. Before opening, acclimatize planks for 48 hours by laying each box horizontally and
individually in the center of the room in which they will be installed. Make sure the subfloor is clean, dry and flat. Always
use safety glasses and mask when handling.
TOOLS REQUIRED
§ Electric saw (carbide blade)
§ Hammer
§ Pull Bar
§ Utility Knife
§ Wood Chisel
§ Wall Spacers (1/4”)
§ Tape Measure
§ Straight Edge (6 ft)
§ Painter’s Tape
§ Glue
§ Pencil
§ Broom
§ Eye and Ear Protection
SUITABLE SUBFLOORS FOR LAMINATE FLOORING
§ Existing floor surfaces including hardwood floors, linoleum, resilient vinyl, PCV (plastic floor surfaces must be
permanently attached to the subfloor), needle felt (dry) ceramic flooring.
§ Cement floors on all grades/elevations (maximum residual moisture 2.0 CM%). With a calcium chloride test, the
maximum acceptable reading is 5.0 lbs/24 hours/1000 sq ft.
§ Anhydrite an Anhydrite tiles (max residual moisture 0.3 CM%)
§ Magnesium Cement (max residual moisture 0.3 CM%)
CAUTION: Wood Dust
The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has classified wood dust as a natural carcinogen. Sawing,
sanding, and/or machining wood products can produce wood dust that can cause respiratory, eye, and skin irritations.
Equipment should include a dust collector to reduce wood dust in the air. Sweep or vacuum dust for recovery or
disposal. Wear a designated dust mask to reduce exposure to wood dust. Avoid dust contact with eyes and skin. Wear
gloves and safety glasses when handling and machining the product. In case of irritation, flush eyes or skin with water
for at least 15 minutes. If other side effects occur, request medical assistance immediately.
ATTENTION CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS
WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other
reproductive harm. For further information on Proposition 65, please visit https://oehha.ca.gov/proposition-
65/proposition-65-faqs

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