Installing vinyl herringbone

Equalises

Prevents grinding (caused by grit or pebbles)

Increases impact resistance and walking comfort

Can be combined with underfloor heating as cooling

Isolates pass-by noise 21db/10db

Floorify planks are installed glueless: the floorboards are equipped with a click system that allows you to easily click them together.

Provide 5 mm expansion joint around all walls, pipes and objects in rooms up to 20 x 20 m or 400 m².

We pay a lot of attention to the placement of the first row of triangles

Mix the planks well. That way you get a natural effect.

Laying direction: To get the best visual result, it is best to lay the boards parallel to the longest wall and/or to the light in the room.

Layout: it is important to measure the space in advance. This will help you determine whether the first row should be sawn to achieve proportional left and right divisions. The first and last rows should be at least 1/3 the width of a floor section.

Be sure to check out these installation videos.

Start with an L-panel and place it with the long side facing the left wall at a 45° angle.

Next, take an R panel and place the long side of the R panel at a right angle of 90° against the short side of the previously installed L panel.

Insert a second L-panel with its long side in the long side of the previously installed L-panel and in the short side of the first installed R-panel.

Then insert a second R-panel with its long side in the long side of the previously installed R-panel and in the short side of the just-installed second L-panel.

By analogy, now also place a third L panel and third R panel.

Draw a straight line on the decor side of the panels from the right-hand corner of the last installed R-panel (third R-panel) to the centre point of the triangle (lower left corner of the first installed L-panel) and extend this line to the last installed L-panel (third L-panel).

Then click the panels apart to saw or cut them.

Snap the panels back together and place the triangle with the point facing you against the wall. When doing this, make sure the point of your triangle is in the centre of your room for a symmetrical result.

Place the starting triangle above the subfloor and make sure that all seams fit nicely.

Then alternately click left and right planks to the starting triangle and build in this way.

Once you've clicked about 4 boards on either side, you can move the floor up towards the starting wall.

Now continue laying the first V, until you get to the opposite wall

The next row of planks is laid in the opposite direction. So you return to the starting wall, as it were. It doesn't matter whether you start on the left or right.

Take the next plank and click it with the short side to the beginning V. Then pull the plank towards you to close the long side. To do this, slightly retract the plank at an angle.

Continue the row in this way until you get back to the starting wall.

Each subsequent row is always laid in the opposite direction to the row next to it. So you make an alternating up-and-down pattern, so to speak.

Fill the open triangles against the wall using the same technique. This is definitely where a tow bar comes in handy as the boards get smaller and smaller!

To determine the right angle, you can use a swivel hook. Be sure to respect the 5mm expansion joint!