How Do You Replace A Vinyl Tile Kitchen Floor?
If you’re sick of looking at that old vinyl tile kitchen floor or it’s damaged beyond repair, you’ll be surprised how quickly you can replace the tiles for a fresh new look. Today’s new tile styles can upgrade your kitchen in a day, without expensive contractor costs. Remove all furniture and sweep the floor throughly. While it may seem odd to sweep a floor your going to replace, remember that you’re going to be kneeling on it and even a tiny pebble can be painful to your knees. If your floor has corner round around the baseboard carefully remove it with a flat head screwdriver, numbering each piece as you go for easy replacement later. Pop the old tile off using a putty knife, and determine whether you need to replace the subfloor or not. Generally, if the existing floor is solid and undamaged, you can clean it and install your new vinyl tile on the same wood. If there is water damage or uneven spots, recover the floor with 1/4 inch plywood before installing the new tile. Determine th
