How Do You Install A Sheet Vinyl Floor?
Sheet vinyl flooring is a practical, durable and often attractive choice for high-traffic areas such as kitchens and baths. It’s also not a big deal to install yourself, if you’ve got the time and the patience. Before you get started, follow the instructions in the related eHow, “Prepare to Install a Sheet Vinyl Floor.” Walk the floor in a pair of socks once it’s all glued down. This is an easy way to feel for any air bubbles trapped underneath. Roll them out toward the closest edge. Nail or glue any trim around the base of the wall. Screw down thresholds. Check one more time for any exposed adhesive before it dries. Allow adhesive to dry according to manufacturer’s specifications before allowing traffic on the floor. Roll out the sheet vinyl, face up, in a wide, open area. Orient the vinyl in the same direction as the space it’s going to cover. Using a tape measure and ruler, mark the floor’s dimensions on the sheet vinyl with a nonpermanent felt-tip marker. It’s a good idea to leave
