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LVT Installation Demonstration Video


InstaFloor TF Yearbook advert 0612:Layout 1 18/06/2012 08:48 Page 1


InstaLay ‘Peel & Stick’ self-adhesive acoustic underlays are ideal for use beneath luxury vinyl tiles - LVTs. The high performance InstaLay is loose laid, without bonding to the sub-floor, and the adhesive membrane bonds the square / click edge vinyl tiles securely in position.


Extremely quick, easy and fitter friendly, with no mess or open time, InstaLay significantly reduces sub-floor preparation and installation times.


InstaLay – LVT Benefits


 Quick, clean and easy to work with  Loose laid - needs no wet adhesives  Significantly cuts installation times and costs  Considerably reduces sub-floor preparation  Overcomes minor sub-floor irregularities  Provides significant LVT bond strength  LVTs can be re-positioned during initial installation  Excellent acoustic performance  Made from recycled tyre rubber  Environmentally friendly: Fully recyclable  100% rebound (non-collapsing)  Outstanding comfort and stability  Durable and non-absorbent  Independently castor wheel tested  Guaranteed for 15 years in a registered installation


www.instafloor.co.uk


Insta House, Ivanhoe Road, Hogwood Business Park, Finchampstead, Wokingham, Berkshire. RG40 4PZ. UK Tel: +44 (0)118 973 9560 Fax: +44 (0)118 973 9547 Email: sales@instafloor.co.uk


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