The great thing about jobs like this is that you see results quickly. You can work especially quickly in a room with few corners and obstacles. Unfortunately, not every room is equally straightforward. What do you have to keep in mind? Always place 8 mm compensating blocks between the wall and the first row of tiles. In this way, you keep the expansion gap along the wall and you can still knock the tiles firmly into place. Take a look at the clever tricks to help you end one row and start the next one quickly. If the tiles are not entirely flat after they have been laid, they have probably not been clicked together properly! Carefully slide them out and do it again. A proper click is essential to enjoy your floor with no worries for a long time. Always use a striking block and a rubber mallet. Tap the short side first and then the long side. The striking block prevents damage to your floor.

Ready for the finishing touch? Remove the spacing blocks and fit the skirting boards to the wall. They cover the expansion gaps to ensure a good result. Use elastic silicone in places where you cannot install skirting boards. The floor must be able to move continually in the expansion gaps. We are often asked what looks better, skirting boards in the same style as the floor or paintable skirting boards. This is a personal choice, and there is no arguing about colours and taste. At any rate, we offer both. When everything is finished neatly, it is best to sweep or vacuum the room. Once you have mopped the room as well, there is just one thing left to do: raise your glasses and enjoy your fantastic floor!

The great thing about jobs like this is that you see results quickly. You can work especially quickly in a room with few corners and obstacles. Unfortunately, not every room is equally straightforward. What do you have to keep in mind? Always place 8 mm compensating blocks between the wall and the first row of planks. In this way, you keep the expansion gap along the wall and you can still knock the planks firmly into place. Take a look at the clever tricks to help you end one row and start the next one quickly. If the planks are not entirely flat after they have been laid, they have probably not been clicked together properly! Carefully slide them out and do it again. A proper click is essential to enjoy your floor with no worries for a long time. Always use a striking block and a rubber mallet. Tap the short side first and then the long side. The striking block prevents damage to your floor.

Ready for the finishing touch? Remove the spacing blocks and fit the skirting boards to the wall. They cover the expansion gaps to ensure a good result. Use elastic silicone in places where you cannot install skirting boards. The floor must be able to move continually in the expansion gaps. We are often asked what looks better, skirting boards in the same style as the floor or paintable skirting boards. This is a personal choice, and there is no arguing about colours and taste. At any rate, we offer both. When everything is finished neatly, it is best to sweep or vacuum the room. Once you have mopped the room as well, there is just one thing left to do: raise your glasses and enjoy your fantastic floor!