How To Lay A Vinel Floor

Notches to spread the adhesive evenly over the floor.

How to lay a vinel floor.

Starting at the reference line use a 1 16 v notched trowel to spread adhesive evenly over the floor. If it is less than 6 inches cut off enough from the first plank of the row so that the last piece is longer than 6 inches the minimum needed for structural strength. Spread the adhesive with a notched trowel. Lay vinyl flooring lay the flooring in its final position with plenty of excess around each wall.

Self stick and glue down. For the second row use the same. Score the first row of planks score and cut the tongue off the first row of vinyl planks using a utility knife. Lay a full plank to begin row one.

Remember to do the handy calculation described above. There are two types of vinyl. Vinyl typically comes in 12 inch square tiles but it may come in sheets. Make relief cuts around obstructions.

Applying your vinyl 1. Continue in this manner for the remainder of the row trimming the last plank as needed. Precisely position the vinyl flooring in the bathroom then reroll one half of the piece. For an inside corner cut small half circles until the vinyl lies flat to the floor.

Ensure that the plank at the end of row one is no less than 6 inches in length. Trim the short tongue edge from the first vinyl plank. Hold the trowel at a 60 degree angle to the floor. Lay the first plank appropriately spaced from the wall.

Mark your pattern on your paper template. Determine the application process for your vinyl. Decide on the pattern for your vinyl. Install the second plank by holding it at an angle and.

Roll back the second half of the floor and repeat the gluing process.