Replies

1. 
   sawdust_steve | Oct 23, 2020 01:02pm | #1

   Is it the kind that snaps together? The long sides snap together well but the ends are a problematic. And those that dont snap together will open up after a few cooling/heating cycles.

2. 
   firedudec56 | Oct 23, 2020 08:16pm | #2

   Revelance - click installation - 7" x 49" - 6.5 mm thickness - I've encountered the end problem with some other laminate installations, but hopefully this will go together well
   just wondering if cutting is a problem - not sure how the vinyl cuts compared to basic laminate
   thanks for the help

3. 
   firedudec56 | Oct 23, 2020 08:38pm | #3

   other question to ask is what should I be using for underlayment - hallway is 3/4 oak and I need to get the 6.5 mm to match the 3/4 inch height - thinking about using 3/8 inch underlayment plywood - screwing about every 8-10 inches & filling the screw holes to make a smooth level surface.
   any thoughts?
   thanks in advance

4. 
   sawdust_steve | Oct 27, 2020 12:44pm | #4

   Go with the manufacturer's recommendations for underlayment. But I see no reason why your plan shouldn't work.
   Most Vinyl cuts with a box knife. It helps to heat it with a heat gun especially if scribing an unusual pattern.