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How To Transition Vinyl Plank To Laminate/Linoleum/Concrete

The easiest way to transition from vinyl plank to another floor is to use a transition strip. These strips come in a variety of types, colors, and sizes to work well with almost any type of vinyl and any secondary floor. As long as room is left for expansion, these transition strips make the job easy

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How To Transition Tile To Laminate/Carpet/Linoleum/Vinyl Plank

When installing a tile floor and transitioning to any other type of floor, you would often use a transition strip for that purpose. These can either be permanently installed under the edge of the tile or you can install a molding strip with a channel that fits between the tile and the adjacent floor.

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How To Transition Laminate To Tile/Carpet/Linoleum/Vinyl Plank

Most laminate floor manufacturers will make a T molding seam strip that will allow you to match up a laminate floor with an adjoining vinyl plank floor. A gap will be left between the two floors to install the molding sleeve and enough extra space will be left to allow for floor expansion. The T molding will be put in place and make the job look great.

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How To Transition Carpet To Tile/Laminate/Linoleum/Vinyl Plank

The easiest way to transition carpeting to any type of floor is to use a transition strip. These strips can make the transition seamless and, depending upon the strip you choose, can make up for any height difference. Another option is to use the turn and tack method where you fold the carpet underneath itself and pin it in place directly against the other floor.

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How To Repair Vinyl Plank Flooring

Start by carefully cleaning the floor without removing any of the finish that has already peeled up. You want to get it cleaned so that no dirt or debris is under the finish as you put it back in place. You can then put some aluminum foil over the spot, perhaps using a bit of additional adhesive and then heating the floor. Use a roller to put the finish back in place.

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Can You Put Vinyl Plank Under/Around Vanity/Toilet/Bathtub

To lay vinyl plank around a bathtub, you will need to follow all of the preparation steps that were previously mentioned in “Can You Lay Vinyl Plank Under/Around Vanity?” and finish by caulking the area around the tub that meets with the vinyl, allowing enough space for expansion before caulking.

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Can You Use Vinyl Planks on Bathroom Walls/Shower Walls?

You can use vinyl planks on bathroom walls and shower walls, as they’re waterproof, scratch-resistant, and long-lasting. WPC and SPC vinyl planks boast a highly dense waterproof layer and an incorporated cork underlay that protects them from water, mildew, and mold damage, perfect for bathrooms.

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Can You Put Vinyl Plank Over Particle Board?

The most important aspect of preparation is to ensure that the particle board has been properly cleaned. This means that there should be as little dust and debris as possible on the surface. Once the surface has been thoroughly cleaned, you will then need to ensure that the floor is level. If the space is not level, it can cause problems with the initial installation or problems later on for your vinyl plank flooring.

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Can You Use Vinyl Plank Under Cabinets/Appliances?

While it is possible to install vinyl plank flooring under cabinets, it is not recommended. Vinyl will expand and contract with temperature variations, causing the entire floor to buckle if pinned under cabinets. However, installing it under appliances is safe because they are not fixed in place.

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How To Transition Vinyl Planks To Stairs/Doors/Carpet/Tile

Generally speaking, transition strips are used to make the transition from one floor to another. It may help to make a smooth transition from one height to another or from one type of floor to another. A properly installed transition strip also adds to the safety of the home, because it reduces or eliminates a tripping hazard.

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