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From the old floor


  to


       a new floor.




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What’s in it for you?
    By replacing the old floor, you may:

•   Enhance the aesthetic look of your house
•   Increase your house resale value
•   Decrease your floor maintenance
•   Have the new vinyl floor installed in few hours
•   Most vinyl floors have a lifetime warranty from
    manufacturer
•   By installing it yourself, save ~75% of total floor
    remodeling cost. Or save 50% and your time, I know a
    good contractor.




                                                           3
BENEFITS:
1. Design flexibility – vinyl sheet tiles are available in many styles & colors. The
installation can be laid out in patterns to customize a logo or guide the traffic.
2. Resilience – reduces noise & provides comfort underfoot.
3. Durability - Vinyl flooring is durable and time-tested, maintaining its beauty
under heavy foot traffic and use. It is moisture and stain resistant, so spills can
be easily removed. When compared with alternative materials, vinyl offers an
attractive installed cost with economical maintenance over the life of the floor.
4. Aesthetics - Today's vinyl floors are made to enhance the aesthetic features
of an interior environment. While often mimicking the look of other hard
surfaces, they are "warmer" than ceramic tile.
5. Safety features - A wide range of both tile and sheet vinyl floors is available
with enhanced slip-retardant surfaces. These floors are suitable for a variety of
commercial and institutional applications. Because they are vinyl, these slip-
resistant surfaces can be easily cleaned. Check with manufacturers for vinyl
floors designed to meet other special needs like static control.
6. Healthcare applications - Vinyl flooring is frequently used in healthcare
facilities because it is nearly impervious to water, offering a significant sanitary
advantage over carpeting.
7. Sports facilities - Sheet vinyl flooring products can provide an attractive
alternative to expensive wood flooring systems in gymnasiums, exercise rooms
and other recreational areas.
                                                                                   4
LIMITATIONS:
1. Some vinyl floors can be susceptible to tears when heavy or
   sharp objects (such as cans or knives) are dropped. In
   addition, they can be subject to permanent indentation from
   static loads or damage from rolling loads.
2. Vinyl flooring may not be recommended for automotive
   maintenance areas or automotive showroom areas unless
   the flooring is protected from oil spills and contact with
   rubber tires.
3. In addition, vinyl flooring is not recommended for outdoor
   installation, where excessive heat, cold or sunlight may
   cause fading and discoloration.




                                                                 5
Work in progress in the garage
                                 6
INSTALLATION:
1. Measure the room & determine how many tiles are
needed
2. Read the laminate instructions
3. Tools: scissors, utility knife, carpenter’s square, pencil,
measuring tape
4. Ensure the subfloor is flat and smooth
5. In my case, I installed the new vinyl tiles over the old
ones – it worked like a champ
6. For irregular shapes, some advise creating a paper
template for the floor layout. I did not, but cut the
individual tiles to fit as needed
7. Apply caulk at the edges
8. Enjoy your new floor



                                                                 7
MAINTENANCE:
1. Use a hard surface floor attachment when
vacuuming the floor
2. Use non-rubber protective mats in front of
doors, to eliminate gritty sand from getting onto
the floorcover
3. Install felt floor protectors on all furniture legs
used on vinyl flooring
4. Dust mop or vacuum at least twice a week;
sweep the floor as often as needed
5. Really enjoy your new floor



                                                         8
The bathroom – took about 3 hours   9
The hallway – 3 hours labor   10
The kitchen – about 5 hours   11

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Vinyl Floors

  • 1. 1
  • 2. From the old floor to a new floor. 2
  • 3. What’s in it for you? By replacing the old floor, you may: • Enhance the aesthetic look of your house • Increase your house resale value • Decrease your floor maintenance • Have the new vinyl floor installed in few hours • Most vinyl floors have a lifetime warranty from manufacturer • By installing it yourself, save ~75% of total floor remodeling cost. Or save 50% and your time, I know a good contractor. 3
  • 4. BENEFITS: 1. Design flexibility – vinyl sheet tiles are available in many styles & colors. The installation can be laid out in patterns to customize a logo or guide the traffic. 2. Resilience – reduces noise & provides comfort underfoot. 3. Durability - Vinyl flooring is durable and time-tested, maintaining its beauty under heavy foot traffic and use. It is moisture and stain resistant, so spills can be easily removed. When compared with alternative materials, vinyl offers an attractive installed cost with economical maintenance over the life of the floor. 4. Aesthetics - Today's vinyl floors are made to enhance the aesthetic features of an interior environment. While often mimicking the look of other hard surfaces, they are "warmer" than ceramic tile. 5. Safety features - A wide range of both tile and sheet vinyl floors is available with enhanced slip-retardant surfaces. These floors are suitable for a variety of commercial and institutional applications. Because they are vinyl, these slip- resistant surfaces can be easily cleaned. Check with manufacturers for vinyl floors designed to meet other special needs like static control. 6. Healthcare applications - Vinyl flooring is frequently used in healthcare facilities because it is nearly impervious to water, offering a significant sanitary advantage over carpeting. 7. Sports facilities - Sheet vinyl flooring products can provide an attractive alternative to expensive wood flooring systems in gymnasiums, exercise rooms and other recreational areas. 4
  • 5. LIMITATIONS: 1. Some vinyl floors can be susceptible to tears when heavy or sharp objects (such as cans or knives) are dropped. In addition, they can be subject to permanent indentation from static loads or damage from rolling loads. 2. Vinyl flooring may not be recommended for automotive maintenance areas or automotive showroom areas unless the flooring is protected from oil spills and contact with rubber tires. 3. In addition, vinyl flooring is not recommended for outdoor installation, where excessive heat, cold or sunlight may cause fading and discoloration. 5
  • 6. Work in progress in the garage 6
  • 7. INSTALLATION: 1. Measure the room & determine how many tiles are needed 2. Read the laminate instructions 3. Tools: scissors, utility knife, carpenter’s square, pencil, measuring tape 4. Ensure the subfloor is flat and smooth 5. In my case, I installed the new vinyl tiles over the old ones – it worked like a champ 6. For irregular shapes, some advise creating a paper template for the floor layout. I did not, but cut the individual tiles to fit as needed 7. Apply caulk at the edges 8. Enjoy your new floor 7
  • 8. MAINTENANCE: 1. Use a hard surface floor attachment when vacuuming the floor 2. Use non-rubber protective mats in front of doors, to eliminate gritty sand from getting onto the floorcover 3. Install felt floor protectors on all furniture legs used on vinyl flooring 4. Dust mop or vacuum at least twice a week; sweep the floor as often as needed 5. Really enjoy your new floor 8
  • 9. The bathroom – took about 3 hours 9
  • 10. The hallway – 3 hours labor 10
  • 11. The kitchen – about 5 hours 11