Loose Lay flooring
Therdex 5052 Loose Lay PVC - Tiles
Therdex 5053 Loose Lay PVC - Tiles
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Why choose loose lay flooring?
Why choose loose lay flooring? Because they make your life easier! You can easily install loose lay PVC floors yourself, without having to call in an expert. Moreover, they are ideal for those looking for flexibility: you can just as easily remove the floor when moving or renovating. They can be laid on almost any hard surface, as long as it is smooth, clean and dry. In addition, loose lay floors can be perfectly combined with underfloor heating, they fit snugly against the wall without skirting boards (the wall must be straight, of course) and they have a sound-dampening effect. Maintenance is also easy: thanks to the smooth surface, you can clean them in an instant. And with the wide choice of colors and designs, you will always find a floor that suits your style!
Frequently asked questions about Loose Lay flooring
What is a Loose Lay floor?
A Loose Lay floor is a type of PVC flooring that is installed without glue or click connections. The planks or tiles stay in place due to their weight and a special anti-slip backing.
Is a Loose Lay floor suitable for underfloor heating?
Yes, most Loose Lay PVC floors are suitable for underfloor heating. Always check the manufacturer's specifications for optimal performance.
How do I maintain a Loose Lay floor?
A Loose Lay floor is low-maintenance. Regular vacuuming and mopping with a PVC-friendly cleaner are sufficient to keep the floor clean and in top condition.
Can a Loose Lay floor come loose?
If the subfloor is uneven or if a lot of moisture gets under the floor, a Loose Lay floor can shift. In busy areas, double-sided tape can help to further secure the edges.
