How to repair damaged laminate flooring
Light damage on laminate floors can be treated with Quick-Step floor repair kit. For severely damaged panels, replace that panel separately following the steps below.
To replace the board, prepare tape, knife, pencil, countersunk saw with rails, chisel, hammer, crowbar and tapping pad.
- Make sure you clearly marks the board as damaged Use a pencil or pen to tape the lines of the damaged wooden floor so that it stands out.
- Take a new board and draw a saw line on the click side of the board. Mark the underside of the board so you know exactly where the board edge appears. We'll paste this later.
- Looking out from the trees from the new board with your flaws looking. cut 10 cm of the long side blade on the side of the adapted short side.
- Using the same circular saw, saw two parallel grooves in the middle of the damaged board lengthwise. Bring the two grooves as close to the edge of the board as possible.
- At the end of the board, make a diagonal cut with the saw blade. Let the incisions cut through the grooves you made earlier. This will make it easier to remove the board.
- Use a chisel to carve smooth wooden boards.
- Glue application to one of the short sides and one of the long sides of the surrounding boards. You should paste the languages in open space.
- Take the replacement board and glue the unsawed part to the non-adhesive edges.
- Using a hammer, a crowbar and a knocker, Carefully tap the new board into its position and press well.
- Spread about 40 kg of weight on the board and Let the stick dry. Then you will have a floor that is as good as new.
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