What is Timberclick flooring?

Timberclick is a revolutionary solid hardwood product exclusively from Floor & Decor that looks fantastic and installs in a snap. This locking flooring installs three times faster than traditional tongue and groove hardwood, and can be done in five easy steps. There is no glue, no nails and no mess.

Is click flooring easy to install?

Thanks to click-together flooring, it’s easier than ever for homeowners to put engineered hardwood underfoot. That’s partly due to the fact that engineered floorboards are so friendly to do-it-yourself installation. Click-together flooring products are the simplest of all, requiring neither glue nor nails.

How does a floating floor stay in place?

All floating floors are generally installed with a small gap along the walls, which allows the flooring to expand and contract with seasonal humidity and temperature changes, preventing the floor from buckling. The small gaps around the perimeter of the room are usually hidden by baseboard shoe moldings.

Does click flooring need underlay?

Yes. Unless your flooring planks have pre-attached underlay, you will need to buy separate laminate underlay for your project. The extra layer of cushioning can provide a wide range of benefits, protecting your new floor from damage. This will significantly improve your new floors look, feel, and overall performance.

How long does it take to install click lock flooring?

The actual process of installation (excluding all preparation steps) would take most DIY homeowners three to four hours, with an extra one to two hours to wrap the flooring around cabinets and doorways.

Can I install flooring myself?

Because of these types of advancements, it is easier than ever to install a hardwood floor yourself. Obviously, hiring a professional to install your floors will take a lot less time than doing it on your own. When installing your own floors, you only have to pay the cost of materials and tools or tool rental.

Can you put heavy furniture on a floating floor?

Floating laminate flooring is a type of flooring that is made to resemble natural material, such as wood, stone or granite. Though the laminate flooring is not connected to the original flooring, it cannot be shifted or damaged by heavy furniture as long as the furniture is prepared and moved properly.

Is it OK to put laminate flooring over tile?

Yes, you can lay engineered-wood or laminate flooring over tile if the tile is in decent shape. Loose, cracked tiles will cause your install to fail. You will need to use prefinished engineered hardwood or laminate flooring if it is going over tile. The floor will be glued or floated, depending on the manufacturer.