This flooring comes with click lock construction so installation is a breeze.
Locking solid hardwood flooring not laying flat.
Once you lay the tongue in the groove it should click lock and fit like a glove.
Each piece fits together like a puzzle.
Lock and fold is another name that some manufacturers use as that explains the basic installation process.
Interlocking hardwood flooring is also called locking hardwood flooring or click together hardwood flooring as it does make a clicking sound when it is put together.
They are available in 3 4 inch thickness as well as low profile styles that are 5 16 to 5 8 inch thick which are a good or installing over existing flooring.
Learn how to install solid hardwood flooring with a few simple tools.
Use caution when using a block of wood and a mallet on some laminate flooring.
Solid wood floors should not be installed in basements or below grade.
Click lock flooring is the newest in do it yourself flooring technology being offered by top flooring manufacturers in the industry.
When you are installing snap and click laminate flooring you will need a soft rubber mallet and block of wood.
Some locking systems are can be damaged from the tapping.
Like unfinished hardwood floors the prefinished types typically have tongue and groove edges on all sides.
The block of wood can be a scrap piece of wood as long as it is flat on both sides.