Installation Guide

Plank repairs
• Warm the plank with a heat gun
• Using a sharp utility knife, cut through a corner of the damaged plank taking care not to cut into the subfloor
below.
• Lift the end of the plank and continue heating
• As sufficient heat is provided the plank will release from the adhesive
• Lift out the entire plank and warm the exposed adhesive Install the new plank
• Set the new plank firmly into place with a hand roller
• The repair is complete Tips & Warnings:
• Sweep regularly, with a soft bristle broom.
• Use felt protectors under heavy pieces of furniture and chairs.
• Use protective mats at all exterior entrances. Do not use mats or area rug cushions constructed of rubber or
PVC. Instead use urethane backed products.
• Spiked heels or shoes in need of repair can severely damage your floor.
• Replace hard plastic, metal casters or wheels on furniture with soft rubber casters or by using a protective mat
under the casters.
• The sun’s UV rays can change the color of your floor.
• Keep animal nails trimmed.
• Protect your floor when using a dolly for moving furniture or appliances. Never slide or roll heavy furniture or
appliances across the floor.
*Exterior walk off mats should be routinely maintained to avoid becoming a soil source.
WARRANTY COVERAGE
Manufacturing Defect: During the period of the warranty, this product will be free from manufacturing defects.
Wear Resistance: During the period of the warranty, this product’s wear layer will not wear through to the decorative
layer under normal use. Excessive wear due to improper maintenance or care is not a defect in the wear layer or
product.
What is NOT Covered by this Warranty (item list is not exhaustive)
• Improper Installation: Material installed that is not installed in accordance with Installation Instructions
is not a manufacturing related defect. Installer workmanship is not warranted. Labor cost to repair or
replace material installed with visible imperfections Improper maintenance, which results in loss of
gloss level.
• Damage resulting from use of strong detergents, chemicals, paints, dyes, mats, fertilizers, or other similar
materials.
• Damage caused by moving appliances or heavy furniture without protecting the floor. (Always protect
floor by using protective covering when moving heavy objects.