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Homeless Paul and Family

Homeless Paul and FamilySouth East Queensland, QLD

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Scott D.

Scott D.South East Queensland, QLD

Disappointing is an understatement

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Richard

RichardGreater Melbourne (Metropolitan), VIC

Chevron alignment issue

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When laid the planks don’t seemlessly align like true chevron flooring e.g the side of one plank runs into the middle of another plank, creating a very busy look. Please let me know if this is an install issue?

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Richard
Richard

Thanks for coming back to me. On your website the product is referred to as 'Chevron Flooring: intensity from every angle'. Just wanted to point that out :)

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Erin P.

Erin P.asked

Timber Flooring

We are considering laying the quickstep timber light /wide boards over existing original timber hardwood floorboards. Is this possible? What sort of underlay is used please. Thanks

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Quick-Step Flooring
Technical Services Q.Quick-Step Flooring

Good afternoon Erin P.,

Thank you for your enquiry regarding the installation of your Quick-Step Engineered Wood Flooring (EWF) over an existing sub-floor of hardwood timber.

Firstly, 2mm Quiet-Step Combi-Lay Underlay is an acoustic underlay that provides excellent impact sound reduction.

As per our installation instructions (which I'm happy to email to you):

Remove any damp-porous floor covering (carpet, needle felt etc.) first. Damp-sealed floor covering (PVC, linoleum, VCT, etc.) does not have to be removed. Always use an underlay (as mentioned above).

WOODEN SUB-FLOOR: Remove any existing floor covering first. No signs of mould and/or insect infestations should be present. Make sure the sub-floor is level. Nail down any loose parts. If the wooden sub-floor is flat (no unevenness greater than 2mm over the length of 1 meter), you can install any Quick-Step underlay. Wood sub-floors with unevenness greater than 2mm/LM should be sanded, leveled or sheeted along with a suitable underlay to render them flat and stable.

Install the new floor at ninety degrees to the existing sub-floor. The crawl space under the plank floor must be sufficiently ventilated. Remove any obstacles and make sure there is sufficient ventilation (minimum 4cm2 (1/2“) total ventilation openings per m2 (40”) of floor). The moisture content of the wood sub-floor must not exceed 10%.

Make sure that your sub-floor is flat, clean, dry and stable prior to installation of your underlay and new EWF.

Cooking islands and cabinetry for kitchens should be installed first and not placed on top of the timber floor. The timber floor must be able to move (expand and contract) around heavy objects to avoid open joints and separating planks.

Kind regards, The Team at Quick-Step Australia

Erin P.
Erin P.

Thank you for the detailed response. Just one question? The exisiting floor boards run lengthways down a long hall way, it would look silly to lay new boards at 90 degrees. Is it imperative that they are run at 90 degrees to the existing floor - or could it run the same way. Thank you.

Quick-Step Flooring
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Good morning Erin P.,

The replacement can be installed in either direction as long as the sub-floor is flat, clear, dry and stable.

Also remember the floor can be glued down or floated depending on your preference and that of your retailer.

Kind regards,

The Team at Quick-Step Australia

Leanne

Leanneasked

Timber Flooring

We have had the uniclic flooring for just over 3 years. We just replaced our kitchen and had to pull up some of the boards. Apparently since we originally got our floors the lock-in /click in system has changed. The old boards were so easily to click together but the new boards won’t click together. We can work out why. Any help appreciated we only have about 4 boards to put in and we are done

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Quick-Step Flooring
Technical Services Q.Quick-Step Flooring

Good morning Leanne, I think we spoke with you on the telephone yesterday morning. Did you manage to get the final board into place? Kind regards, The Team at Quick-Step Australia

Leanne
Leanne

Thanks for the reply. Yes it was me you spoke to yesterday. Still can’t get the board in place so will take a couple of boards back to where we bought them so they can see. Thanks again for your advice. The customer service has been great

Richard

Richardasked

Timber Flooring

I am considering laying quick step intenso chevron, and understand the width of the boards are 310mm. We would like run them lengthways down the hallway which has a width of 1100mm. Therefore just over 3.5 boards are required to cover the width of the hallway. From an installation perspective can you suggest the best way to lay these, given using over half a board won't mean the design is symmetrical i.e. on one side pattern that finishes against the wall won't be the same as the pattern that reaches the wall on the other side.

Thanks

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