Vinyl Floors

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Installing Resilient Floor Tile

Installing Resilient Floor TileInstalling Resilient Floor Tile Introduction Resilient floor tiles are a very popular choice for flooring primarily because it is a fairly straightforward do-it-yourself project. But resilient tiles have so much more to offer. Their flexibility makes them easier to walk and stand on for longer periods. They can also be a little more...

Listing Last Modified: Tue Feb 27 2007

 


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Installing Vinyl Cove Molding

Installing Vinyl Cove MoldingInstalling Vinyl Cove Molding Introduction Vinyl wall base molding is an easy-to-install substitute for wood baseboard molding. In areas that you have installed a vinyl or carpeted floor, vinyl wall base molding is a very decorative and functional option for surrounding the room perimeter. You have several color choices that can provide a..

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Maintaining Resilient Floor Covering

Maintaining Resilient Floor CoveringMaintaining Vinyl Floor Covering Regular Cleaning Use the mildest method you can to make the floor look clean again. Vacuum or sweep regularly to remove dirt before it gets ground in. Wipe up spills at once. When soil won't come up with vacuum, mop with damp mop squeezed out of cool to lukewarm water. Rub only enough to remove dirt on...

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New Life for Old and Yellowed Linoleum

New Life for Old and Yellowed LinoleumNew Life for Old and Yellowed Linoleum Linoleum, or 'sheet flooring', is made by pressing various fillers, such as ground-up cork and wood dust, along with pigments, into a binding material, usually linseed oil and resins. This composition is applied to a canvas or felt backing. Unknown to most homeowners, linoleum is easily affected or...

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Replacing Damaged Vinyl Tiles

Replacing Damaged Vinyl TilesReplacing Damaged Vinyl Tiles If your vinyl tile flooring has taken a beating, now's a good time to fix it up. If you find a tile that needs replacing, here's a tip to save your wrists any unwanted stress: Blast a hair dryer at full force onto the ragged edge of the tile that's chipped. Once it heats up, press a large wood chisel into that.

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Resilient Flooring Stain Removal

Resilient Flooring Stain RemovalResilient Flooring StainRemoval These procedures may help remove stains on hard surface floors, but cannot guarantee complete removal. Burns, holes, or permanent stains may require a replacement patch of that section of the floor. Caution: When working with any chemicals, carefully read and follow the label...

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Self-Adhesive Vinyl Tiles - Floor Preparation

Self-Adhesive Vinyl Tiles Floor PreparationSelf-Adhesive Vinyl Tiles - Floor Preparation Intro - Prep - Floor Prep - Laying Tile - Replacing Trim - Checklist Preparing The Floor Margin of Error: Floor should be level within 1/8 inch and with gaps no larger than 1/4 inch Most Common Mistakes Not making needed repairs before beginning the job. Not leveling the floor and/or applying...

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Self-Adhesive Vinyl Tiles - General Preparation

Self-Adhesive Vinyl Tiles General PreparationSelf-Adhesive Vinyl Tiles - General Preparation Intro - Prep - Floor Prep - Laying Tile - Replacing Trim - Checklist What You Will Need Time. Most vinyl floor installations can be completed in one or two days by a single worker. If restructuring is needed, extra time will be necessary. For a 9 x 12 room, using perimeter bond sheet..

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