Armstrong XL Supergrip Naturals Tuscany Blue and Silver

• Underfloor HeatingYes
• Installation MethodsGlue Down, Loose Lay
• Residential Warranty5 year              
• ShadeMedium
• ColourBlue and Silver
• StylePlain
• InstallationSpray Down
• Size2, 3 and 4 Metre Widths

Before you begin to install your vinyl flooring there are a couple of things that you need to do first that are quite important.

Firstly you need to leave your vinyl flooring for at least an hour and even better 2 hours at room temperature to become a little more flexible.

Now if you are laying your new vinyl flooring onto a concrete sub base you just need to make sure that there is not to much moisture in the sub floor. If you think there may be then you will need to add a damp proof membrane (don’t worry you will be offered this option before checkout) to the flooring.

Secondly with a concrete sub floor you will need to make sure that it is smooth and level without to many undulations. You can achieve this with a self levelling compound.

Once you have done these three things you will be ready to install your new vinyl flooring.

However it’s a slightly different process if you have a wooden sub floor.

Firstly if you have floorboards or chipboard it is always advisable to board out the room with 6mm plywood to create a better finish to the end product. You will then need to make sure that they are well secured down without any screws or nails sticking up.

Once you have done these things you will be ready to install your new vinyl flooring.

General Maintenance:

• Sweep at least once a week with a soft bristled  broom. If you are going to use a vacuum nozzle please take care so as not to mark the flooring.
• After sweeping mop with warm soapy water.
• Any spills should be cleaned as soon as possible with a mild detergent.
• PLEASE DO NOT USE cream or abrasive cleaners. Wire or nylon scouring pads. Bleach or strong detergents. Spirit based polish or powder or liquid abrasives as this will damage your vinyl.

Avoid the following:

• Stiletto heels will damage the vinyl flooring, as they could puncture through the cushioned vinyl.
• Avoid dragging things over the flooring as this could result in scratching the surface of the vinyl or worse case scenario, it could tear it all together.
• Hot and burning objects could damage or singe the surface of the floor.