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• The sub-floor must be clean and dry before you start.
• Ensure that the sub-floor is smooth, filling any gaps with filler compound.
• When the adhesive has set, start with a straight line of floorboards in the center of the room, from the side where the door is to the opposite wall.
• Start by laying a row of floorboards on either side of the line. These must be perfectly straight, as they will act as a guide for the remaining floorboards.
• Apply adhesive to the underside of the floorboards with a scraper.
• Wait 5 to 10 minutes, then start laying the rest of the floorboards, ensuring there are no spaces between them.
• Immediately wipe up any adhesive that oozes out from between the floorboards with solvent, as it will be difficult to clean once hard.
• When you get to the last row, cut the final floorboards to size.
• Any mistakes can be corrected within one hour, then, roll the floor flat. You can walk on the floor after 24 hours.

• Plastic laminated floor can be vacuumed or mopped.
• Stubborn stains can be removed with alcohol or a special cleaning solution.
• Hot appliances like heaters should be kept away from the floor.