Repair Glue Down Floors
REPAIRING WICANDERS SERIES 200, SERIES 2000 AND SERIES 4000
WICANDERS floors are renowned for their durability. However, like all floors, they accidentally can be damaged.
The following instructions will help you to deal with any such
situation, in a very easy way, allowing you to keep your floor looking
and performing at its best.
Replacing a damaged tile
Tools and materials required:
Knife, chisel; trowel; scraper; Levelling compound; Adhesive.
To remove the tile you must cut out the centre with a knife
NOTE: Wicanders SERIES 200 is varnished on site, to remove the tile
you must cut the varnish on the edges, than cut out the centre with a
knife |
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Lift the tile up, from the centre to the edges using a scraper
This method will avoid damaging the adjacent tiles. |
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| Try to remove the tile without damaging the subfloor. If this is not
possible, the subfloor should be filled with a suitable levelling
compound. Take great care with this, to ensure that the subfloor is
absolutely flat and smooth. |
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| Use a contact adhesive; apply it according to the instructions on the label. Press the tile down. Remove any surplus adhesive. |
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NOTE:
The floor was vanished after installation, to achieve a uniform
surface, before gluing the tile you should apply the same coats of
varnish applied on floor.
After the glue is dry you must apply one coat of varnish or V-Care in all floor, after cleaning the floor.