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Anleitung Zusammenfassung
THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING ARMSTRONG® FLOORING. Properly installed and cared for your new flooring will be easy to maintain and will keep its great look for years. If you have questions or comments, please visit us at or call our Customer Relations and Technical Services at 1 800 233 3823. Product adhesive Comment LUXE PLANK Lynx technology with overlapping pressure sensitive adhesive. Planks are bonded to each other, not to the substrate. WaRnInG: exISTInG In-PLaCe ReSILIenT FLOOR COVeRInG anD aSPHaLTIC aDHeSIVeS. DO nOT SanD, DRY SWeeP, DRY SCRaPe, DRILL, SaW, BeaDBLaST, OR MeCHanICaLLY CHIP OR PuLVeRIZe exISTInG ReSILIenT FLOORInG, BaCkInG, LInInG FeLT,aSPHaLTIC “CuTBaCk” aDHeSIVe, OR OTHeR aDHeSIVe. These existing in-place products may contain asbestos fibers and/or crystalline silica.Avoid creating dust. Inhalation of such dust is a cancer and respiratory tract hazard. Smoking by individuals exposed to asbestos fibers greatly increases the risk of serious bodily harm. Unless positively certain that the existing in-place product is a non-asbestos-containing material, you must presume it contains asbestos. Regulations may require that the material be tested to determine asbestos content and may govern removal and disposal of material. See current edition of the Resilient Floor Covering Institute (RFCI) publication Recommended Work Practices for Removal of Resilient Floor Coverings for instructions on removing all resilient floor covering structures or contact your retailer or Armstrong World Industries, Inc. 1 800 233 3823. The floor covering or adhesive in this package does NOT contain asbestos. General Information The Lynx installation system allows the planks to be bonded together by an overlapped edge method.The planks are not bonded directly to the subfloor and this will help hide some minor substrate irregularities without telegraphing through to the face of the planks.The planks should be installed 1/8. away from all vertical surfaces such as walls, cabinets, pipes, etc. (a larger gap could cause excessive floor movement). When installed in bathrooms, the gap should be filled and sealed with a good quality siliconized or acrylic caulk.The gap will then be covered with molding or wall base. Base cabinets should not be installed on top of the planks. Included in each carton are two LUXE PLANK transition strips.These can be used to change direction during the installation process or to make repairs as discussed in the Repair Procedure instructions. keys to Successful Luxe PLank Installation • Most installations will need approximately 10% cutting allowance added to the square footage of the room. • Proper conditioning of both the jobsite and the flooring is necessary. LUXE PLANK should not be exposed to sudden changes in temperature or moisture/humidity. • Store, transport and handle LUXE PLANK so as to prevent any distortions. Store cartons flat, never on edge. Distortions will not disappear over time. Insure that the planks are laying flat at time of installation. • Do not compress the edges of the floating installation in any way when installing other flooring materials next to LUXE PLANK. Installation of carpet, metal strips and other transition moldings should not push fullness into the flooring and should allow for some slight movement wherever practical. • Protect the floor from heavy rolling loads, other trades and replacement and/or movement of appliances by using sheets of plywood or similar. Suitable Substrates All substrates listed must be properly prepared and meet certain requirements.There may be other exceptions and special conditions for these substrates to be suitable for the Lynx Installation System as noted below. (Refer to the Subfloors and Underlayments section of the Armstrong Guaranteed Installation System manual, F-5061, for more details, or visit • Concrete – dry and smooth on all grade levels • Suspended wood subfloors with approved wood underlayments – must have minimum of 18. well-ventilated crawl space underneath • Suspended hardwood flooring that is fully adhered, smooth and square edge without texture • Single-layer, fully adhered, existing resilient floors – must not be foam-backed or cushion- backed • Ceramic tile,Terrazzo, Marble • Polymeric Poured (seamless) Floors DO nOT InSTaLL OVeR • Particleboard or waferboard • Single-layer wood subfloors* • Existing resilient tile floors that are below grade • Existing cushion-backed vinyl flooring • Carpet • Hardwood flooring that has been installed directly over concrete • On stairs, or, in rooms with sloping floors or floor drains * Installation directly over single-layer wood subfloors in new construction is not recommended. New construction should have additional underlayment on top of the subflooring and be installed as late in the building schedule as possible; after permanent HVAC is running, the home is properly conditioned, and other trades have completed their work. If it is unav...