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| Highlights of installation guides |
| Getting Started |
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Always check each board for damage before installing. |
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To minimize pattern repeats in the floor, always pull from at least three cartons of flooring while installing. |
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| Wall Irregularities |
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All wall irregularities require cutting the first or last row of boards to fit the contour of the wall. |
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| Cutting |
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A good quality carbide-tipped cutting blade that has been designed for composition and laminate materials such as melamine,
coreboard, or other hard, dense, manmade materials is recommended.
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| Installing the First Row |
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Lay the first full piece with the small, tongue side facing the wall. |
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| Installing Remaining Rows |
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Begin the second row of planks with the piece cut from the last piece in the first row. |
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| Installing the Last Row |
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The last row in the installation may need to be cut lengthwise. |
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| Installing Under a Door Jamb or Toe Kick |
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Installation of locking laminate through a door jamb or under a toe kick requires the lip of the groove to be reduced in size. |
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| Finishing the Installation |
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DO NOT WAX OR POLISH your floor. |
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