Yellowing
What you need to know
Yellowing of a resilient floor is generally unacceptable to consumers and can lead to large-scale replacements. At one time, this was a common complaint, however, changes in manufacturing processes and material composition, along with changes in adhesive chemistry have greatly reduced the number of claims related to yellowing.
Causes include:
Cracked LVT Over Existing Subfloor or Tile
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What You Need to Know Preventing Cracks in LVT: Essential Steps for Installing Luxury Vinyl Over Existing Wood, Concrete or...
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LVT Buckled over Concrete/Wood Subfloor
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Peaking End Joints
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Page under Construction Peaking is a physical condition in which the edges of 2 planks or tiles push up against...
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Uni-Push Joint Damage
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What you need to know Joint damage can occur to luxury vinyl planks during assembly or disassembly of the material. ...
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Noise-Snap Crackle Pop and Squeaks
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What You Need to Know Noisy Floor Systems (Snap, Crackle, Pop) While some noises emanating from a resilient plank or...
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Maintenance
March 19, 2021
What you need to know Manufacturers of resilient flooring typically have recommended maintenance procedures for their products. Since this information...
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Telegraphing
March 18, 2021
What you need to know Telegraphing occurs when a resilient or Luxury Vinyl plank or tile flooring is glued down,...
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