How To Install Vinyl Plank Flooring : START TO FINISH
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- This DIY video tutorial is all about how to install Vinyl Plank Flooring. This Luxury Vinyl Plank flooring is an easy DIY beginner project that most people can take on with a minimal tools. Completely Transform your space with LVP that is waterproof, durable and looks amazing like real wood. Bring Your Own Tools (BYOTools 87).
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How much propaganda and commercials on a 16 min video, at what point it becomes an ahole thing to do? just saying...
Much appreciate the feedback ES. I do understand and feel the same way sometimes when I'm watching youtube videos. Not all of my videos will be like this I promise, but at this point I'm trying to produce consistent high quality content for RUclips, while still being able to make an appropriate income for my family since I'm doing this full time now. Not easy haha. Was there a particular ad that you would like changed or removed that was particularly annoying? I would greatly appreciate any input. Thanks for watching and your support no matter what.
BYOT the ads aren’t so bad. If they really bother me I just skip though them which takes a couple of seconds. Gotta make that extra $$$ from the sponsors. Nice video man keep it up!
Great to hear Rafae and thanks so much for sharing. Ya I figure if the BYOT Fam dislikes the ad brake they can always skip ahead 30 seconds or so, but i really do want to hear what people think since I am always looking at ways to improve the channel. Thanks for understanding and your continued support man. Much appreciated.
@@BYOTools Unsurprisingly, they are always silent when you reply and genuinely ask for constructive criticism i.e. pointing out the particulars they'd like changed. I see that all the time in comments on your channel and other DIY channels.
People like that make me sick. Them and their self-satisfied demeanor and their rhetorical questions.
No vapor barrier?
Nope! The installation instructions on this product actually states that it could void the warranty if you use a vapor barrier. Odd for sure but thanks so much for watching.
Does it feel like there are air pockets where the floor is uneven......
This floor wasn't very uneven but I have done it in the past and it doesn't feel air pockets but you can feel if the floor is uneven. Very minimal though and it still looks and feels good either way.
I didn't think any piece should be less than 8 inches
My mom did the whole house flooring and I did all the trim. Time consuming but saved a lot of money. Only thing is you’ll spend money tools you don’t have. They do come in handy when you start another project.
Great to hear MW and thanks so much for watching. Glad your project turned out well and hope you enjoyed this video.
Disclaimer: no brooms were hurt in the making of this video.
Well at least not seriously Injured, right? LoL!!!
I couldn’t check the prices on their website because they wouldn’t show any but it says there’s financing available. Who’s going to buy lighting so expensive you have to finance it?
Sounds like this dude is out of breath and whispering... ummm no. Better videos out there....
On another note...I placed my flooring on a cement slab. After removing the carpet and padding , I noticed on the cement there was a damp spot under the window.
The window frame needed caulking from the outside...leak fixed. Watch for any discoloration on the floor.
Any water leaks will need to be addressed...before laying down the planks. Hope this helps.....
Another great tip William. Thanks so much for sharing and hope you enjoyed the video. Hope you subscribed as well.
Enjoyed the video! Did you lay the flooring up against the fireplace or did you leave a quarter inch gap?
He most likely tucked it underneath since you cannot put molding or trim against the bottom of stone fireplaces
Great tips and great looking floor. But I would not recommend using a black mallet. As it can mar the floor. If you use a mallet like they use for hard wood it’s less of a chance of marring the floor. Or a dead blow works well.
Just sharing....I bought from Dick's Sporting Goods a good set of Volley Ball knee pads...works good.
Good info...thanks.
Interesting! Thanks for sharing william.
Is there any sealant that you would recommend to coat the floor with to make it completely waterproof? My concern is liquid seeping in between the planks overtime
Thanks for asking this. I have cats, and same concern!
Talking about very expensive knee-pads, come to mind "THE PRESIDENTIAL KNEE-PADS" of Monica Lewinski :D. No knee-pads could be more expensive than that in the entire world !! Sorry, bad joke, but couldn't resist. Your video is awesome, but I am installing the kind that have almost 1" of sticky lips on two sides, each of which goes under the normal edge of the next plank. I installed that about 6-7 years ago in same situation, in basement room with carpet and padding removed from the concrete floor. What I want to see is what you did with the edges along the walls. I just slid them under the floorboard and nailed wood quarters along the wall. It was hard last time, because I didn't think of nails to be driven in the concrete floor to hold the quarters. And I literally hammered one nail at a time with a hammer. This time I am just covering the closet in the same room, so very small space to cover AND I have a nailer. :P .
mud water? really I drink 3 or 4 cups of coffee in a day usually 2 in the morning and maybe 1 or 2 in the evening. Never have I crashed or did the jitterbug. I will keep my coffee lol
Crazy amount of ads on this video
Your videos are so informative and you work with utmost precision. I simply love to watch your videos and learn, however, when it comes to doing it myself at my recently purchased condo, I still get a lil bit scared to start something that I have never done before and without anyone’s help. The fear of messing up something stops me from doing it.
Same here! I have done few things but payed for others that envolved electricity. I’m watching so many of these videos because I want to change the carpet of my condo ( it came with it when I bought it)to flooring 🤷🏻♀️But I hesitate, I don’t want to get tired in the middle of the project and not complete it 🥴
@@kasun1752 I totally get you, I got tired while painting the walls and lost all my enthusiasm of remodeling the condo 😅
Same here Vidhi
Starting something takes lot of planning I guess
I love watching your videos and learning from it so, now need to know how to install 12"x12" Self Adhesive Vinyl floor Tiles.. install it to where water not going underneath the Tiles..
Lots of talking, poor explanation
Did you have to do any self leveling of the concrete prior to install? I am looking to lay this same flooring in my garage which also will be on a concrete slab but I was told that my floor has to be level within 3/16 across a 10 ft radius. It looks level to the eye but apparently its not within this standard. Do you know how important this step of leveling is? Can I just proceed with the install without leveling? Thank you!!
So, my tack board caused holes in my concrete flooring... did you leave the small holes or fill them?
How long did it take you to complete this flooring project?
Great video! I would have painted those walls and the woodwork to update the entire room first. 🙂
Another great video! French bulldogs are great dogs.
Always great to hear. Thanks for watching Johnny and the continued support.
I like the mud water promo. I was looking for alternatives to traditional caffeine so I’m happy to see this alternative.
Great to hear SC and thanks so much for watching. Truly appreciate the support.
You didn’t fill the holes left behind from the tack strips?
Never have and never needed to in the past. The holes are so small they won’t effect the levee as of the floor. Nice catch and thanks for watching. Hope you enjoyed the video.
One day...gonna buy a condo...and tools I suppose. Then I can do this. Is there anything specific you would recommend if you were concerned about the build up of moisture or potential bug issues beneath your carpet/new flooring?
I don’t know about bugs but if your concerned about moisture in the concrete then you can apply a vapor Barrier to the floor prior to installing the flooring. Just make sure that doesn’t effect the warranty on your flooring. It shouldn’t in this case. Thanks for watching and the good question Apple.
BYOT thanks so much!
how do you deal with a step down yes I have a weird transition about 2 inch step up from kitchen floor to dinning table area
hi great job and crazy dogs ahahaha
Great to hear and YES, very crazy but very cute dog haha.
Receiving free materials from Dyma Flooring is considered compensation. Just because you didn't receive cash from them it does not mean you weren't compensated for marketing their brand. Regardless, vinyl flooring looks nice and I'll be checking it out for my basement remodeling.
That is correct DT, which is why I never said that I wasn’t being compensated from them. Obviously I am in material but please know that I treat free material vs monetized compensation differently. If a brand is just providing material they are basically getting free advertising for their material and they have zero input on what I say or do in the video with their product. That is the case with Dyma. If they are compensating me monetarily I’m always going to be truthful and honest with my audience because that’s the most important thing to me but I do give brands at that point more input on the statements they would like me to say, like with MUD/WTR. Hope that makes sense and thanks so much for watching and the continued support DT. Always appreciated and glad you like the floor. Good luck on your project!
What saw blade should I buy ? A fine cut?
I'm so excited to lay the plank in couple hours.
NICE WORK
U make it look so easy ima go do my closet now
Haha How does next Tuesday sounds?... lol. Thanks for watching and the continued support.
What's the mm, mil and type of vinyl planks?
You didnt put any vapor barrier
Question… you don’t need to put glue down?
Would this work on garage floors???
You definitely can install it in a garage but I wouldn't drive your car on top of it, if thats what you are thinking. Most likely the seams will break off due to the weight. Thanks for watching and hope you enjoyed the video.
Man please can you help me,I am about to lay my Lvt,I love the random plank layout. Could you tell me how to start the first raw and than make random layout ? My plank are 1825 mm lenght each.
I wish you my best
Stefano
I usually just open up 4 or 5 boxes pulling a piece from each box to make a new stack, like shuffling cards, or you open the boxes and make stacks of the same pattern and alternately use them.
@@J3MOdh3NOWX3S Yes those I know, but I mean,you start laying first raw with full plank,second raw do you use last piece last from first raw ? Or do you use new plank cutted 1/3 lenght? 3 raw how do you start? 4raw how do you start it? Please help me
@@stefanobeolchi273 yes, start 1st row with a full piece, and yes you normally start the second row with the cutoff piece from the 1st row, unless its under 8 inches, in that case just cut a full piece in half or a third, it doesnt matter too much, just so the joints are staggered more than 8 inches.
@@stefanobeolchi273 and the 3 rd row you would start with cutoff piece from the second row, unless its under 8 inches, or the joint is less than 8 inches apart, than just use a full piece.
@@J3MOdh3NOWX3S ok,I will try so. I hope the view will be pleasure natural. Thank you so much to be kind
That dog is so cute!
Right?! Haha! She’s a trouble maker but can get away with it because of how cute she is haha! Thanks for watching Chris and hope you enjoyed the flooring portion of the video haha.
Hey,glad to know that my dog is not alone in trying to kick the broom's a**,l.o l.One of them has to win!!