Description -The Rustic .House 7" Rigid Core Vinyl Planks offer a rustic tavern-like charm that feature beautiful wood-look vinyl planks that are sure to give you some vintage speakeasy vibes! These planks come with a 30mil wear layer and innovatove rigid core technology that provide water resistance and durability that are easy to keep and maintain.
Material– Watershield SPC Rigid Core Hybrid
Specs
| Plank Width |
7” |
| Plank Length |
60” (5' nominal) |
| Attached Underlayment |
Yes |
| Edges |
Painted Beveled |
| Thickness |
7.5mm |
| Phthalates |
No |
| Gloss |
Low |
| Installation Type |
Float |
| Installation Location |
On, Above, Below |
| Type of Finish |
Urethane |
| Locking System |
Unilin Angle Tap |
| Carb 2 Compliant |
Yes |
| Core |
SPC Rigid Core |
| Style |
Reclaimed |
| Wear Layer |
.7mm (30 mil) |
| Residential Warranty |
Lifetime Residential |
| Commercial Warranty |
30-year limited |
| Texture |
Embossed |
Recommended Uses – Rustic House 7" Rigid Core Vinyl Planks can be installed in any room in your home.
In Stock - Ships between Sep 13 - 17
Engineered vinyl tiles and planks are easy to keep clean and maintain. Maintenance of the floor typically includes:
- Daily or weekly vacuuming or dropping of dirt, grit, dust etc.
- Use felt pads under chair and furniture legs to prevent scratching of the flooring surface.
- Place doormats at all entrances to prevent tracked in dirt, rocks, moisture, and other debris.
- Avoid using rubber-backed mats as they can stain the flooring surface over time.
- When mopping, use a damp and never a wet mop.
- Clean up spills immediately to prevent damage to the floor.
Installation is simple and is commonly done by our customers. Installation of planks and tiles is as follows:
- Complete any necessary floor prep.
- Start with the tongue side facing the wall.
- After the initial starter board, press the end seam of the second plank into the end seam of the first plank, and then lock them together by laying the plank down. Continue working left to right.
- Install the first plank in the second row by inserting the tongue into the groove of the plank in the first row. This is best done with a low angle of the plank.
- Insert the long side seam at a slight angle first. As the top surfaces meet, rotate the plank down into the locked position. Engage the end seam, using a rubber mallet if necessary.
- Planks may be cut with a utility knife using the “score and snap” technique, or with the use of a crosscut power saw.
- Continue installing planks removing any gaps using a tapping block and a scrap of flooring to cover the tapping block. Be careful not to damage In*Step tongue and groove.
- Protect all exposed edges by installing wall molding and/or transition strips. Make sure that no plank will be secured in any way to the subfloor.
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