Pre-installation Checklist

KlickerFloor® SPC core luxury vinyl-click flooring is a luxurious resilient floor based on a very unique formulation which combines the advantage of different materials including natural stone. It is installed as a "floating" floor.

Before Installation, please pay attention to important points below:

1. Carefully examine the flooring prior to installation for grade, colour, finish and quality. Ensure adequate lighting for proper inspection. If flooring is not acceptable, contact your supplier immediately and arrange for
replacement.

2. Ensure the sub-floor is dry, and structurally sound. The sub-floor must be clean (thoroughly swept and free of all debris), and the level should be flat to 0.5cm per 30sqm (large area).

3. Shuffle the boards for best visual mix of lengths and color. Check for gapping between pieces and possible cupping, and check the surface.

4. Flooring should be one of the last items installed in any new construction or remodel project. All work involving water or moisture should be completed before flooring installation. Installing flooring onto a wet sub-floor could
cause cupping, tip & edge raising, telegraphing of core and subsequent gapping.

5. Do not install floors where it will be exposed to temperatures greater than 60° C.

6. Do not screw, glue, or fix the floor by any means to the sub-floor.

7. Do not exceed 400m without transition/expansion profiles & always ensure expansion gaps to all perimeter walls & fixed objects are a minimum 6mm.

8. Although this flooring is waterproof, it is not aimed to be used as a moisture barrier. The subfloor must be dry (max 2.5% moisture content - CM method). This product is also not to be installed in areas that have a risk of flooding
such as saunas or outdoor areas.

CAUTION: Do not install KlickerFloor" SPC core luxury vinyl-click flooring over carpet or underlay. This product is not suitable for outdoor use, or rooms that may be exposed to flooding. We also highly recommend you do not install
KlickerFloor® SPC core flooring in rooms, or homes in which the temperature is not controlled.

Exposure to long term direct sunlight and temperatures in excess of 35° C (95° F) can cause expansion damage to your floor. We strive to maintain strict
quality control during the manufacturing process but we recommend checking all planks prior to installation.