Listed here is all the answers to the questions that you might have in mind about our GRIT / LAAG series and LVT.
How often (in m) should the dilatation profiles be applied?
If the floor to be laid with LVT is a long area, a dilatation profile should be placed at 15 m intervals. The space between the materials with the dilatation profile should be at least 7 mm. The assembly details of all the Click products should be checked with the help of a miter and a ruler before installation, and no product that might cause a miter or assembly problem should be installed.
What is the maximum load for Cm2?
For ADOFLOOR LVT flooring, the load weight applied per cm² must not exceed 50 kg.
What is the shelf life in self-adhesive products? How long does the glue keep its effect?
Do high-heels damage LVT products?
Pointed or metal heeled shoes can damage the floor covering. Please pay attention to this. For more information, refer to the ADOFloor Operating Instruction Manual.
Can the Click product be applied on wet surfaces?
How long is the warranty period? Is the ground under the LVT also under the warranty?
Can we apply the Click product by ourselves?
What are the differences between the 2.5 mm and 5 mm product? Can you walk me through the product selection process?
Is it necessary to use glue on a raised floor or Loose-Lay product?
Can the product be used in hospitals?
Can the cable channel, floor conduit box and expansion strip be fixed to the floor with silicone in Click applications?
Will LVT products be damaged by UV radiation?
Avoid prolonged exposure of the flooring to direct sunlight. Minimize the impact of sunlight directly on the floor covering using a curtain or sun visor during times of strong sunlight. Most types of floor coverings tend to discolor when exposed to direct sunlight. In addition, high temperatures affect the quality of LVTs.