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GLUE LESS LAMINATE FLOORING
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Laminate is called a floating floor because it is not fastened directly to the sub-floor, but rather the planks or squares are attached to each other. Because laminate is a floating floor, sub-floor preparation generally costs less than with other hard surfaces. In recent years we have seen the advent of glue-less laminate flooring, which has made the job of laying laminate flooring far easier and quicker than ever before. Glue-less laminates do not require glue, but rather have a trademarked locking system that hooks, snaps or clicks the tongue and groove together to lock the floor into place. |
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Glue-less laminate flooring does away with the need for glue, and it's easier to lay because if you make a mistake you can take the boards apart and relay them. It's not so easy to do that when you have glue to think about, especially if it has already started to dry. The innovation of this glue-less laminate floors has greatly simplified the installation process for laminate floors. These floors can be installed faster with no messy glue clean up, and are able to be used immediately, whereas most glue laminates need to set for 18-36 hours before being walked on. |
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