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Vinyl Planks Lifting

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  • 25-11-2020 3:34pm
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    Slipshaney
    Registered Users Posts: 812 ✭✭✭


    Put down those adhesive vinyl planks in a small box room recently

    Looks great, but a few of the corners of some of the planks seem to be lifting

    Anyone have any suggestions how to fix this?


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    listermint
    Registered Users Posts: 33,714 ✭✭✭✭listermint


    Slipshaney wrote: »
    Put down those adhesive vinyl planks in a small box room recently

    Looks great, but a few of the corners of some of the planks seem to be lifting

    Anyone have any suggestions how to fix this?

    You'll have to adhesive them down again. This place should have a suitable glue.

    https://floordesign.ie/

    Make sure pull up the entire plank clean the area below make sure dry and no dust or bits on the surface apply glue as per directions and stick down. You may have to put something with a bit of weight on top to hold in place.

    Hold. Not crush. You want the glue to set and not squeeze out.


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    Slipshaney
    Registered Users Posts: 812 ✭✭✭Slipshaney


    Thanks a million for that

    I thought that might be the case alright....they are only lifting very slighting so I was hoping not to have to take the whole plank up.
    listermint wrote: »
    You'll have to adhesive them down again. This place should have a suitable glue.

    https://floordesign.ie/

    Make sure pull up the entire plank clean the area below make sure dry and no dust or bits on the surface apply glue as per directions and stick down. You may have to put something with a bit of weight on top to hold in place.

    Hold. Not crush. You want the glue to set and not squeeze out.


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