10 Tips For Installing Vinyl Over Tile

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[@cedarpoplar]

If I was young, I would ask always for you to be my big brother. I am not.. corks works very good. Thank you for the heads-up.

[@theresaflores3721]

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[@alejandrovasquez8281]

what is the name of the tape you use to glue the transitions of vynil plank flooring

[@boergethasylney6626]

Your the best l wish you can fix my house.

[@bravosdrywalltv331]

It's not easier if he cut the door jam

[@phelankevin]

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[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Happy to help. Cheers

[@scarlettg6136]

Wow! I was going watching the videos to pull up my 700sq ft of ceramic to install luxury vinyl, and thinking no way was it worth it. You have saved me. I'm ready to do it this way. Amazing! Thank you so much.❤❤❤❤

[@pitbikehype5281]

How did it turn out?

[@yenomdeen]

Been installing laminate for over 30 years...little tip to make life easier. Use a door jam saw or a good multi tool with a good blade and under cut the door jams instead. Board slide right underneath

[@normanalvarez5751]

A lot easier with a jam saw I've been doing it for over 40 years 👍

[@laurie6123]

Dude explained NOT to undercut because if next person wants to remove floor and tile below it to install new tile the door and casings will then need to be replaced because they will look like high water pants

[@jkmarshall3553]

@@laurie6123 Yeah, but that's the "next" person. LOL

[@thomastran2432]

Having all the right tools always makes the project so much easier

[@MattPera-kc8cg]

​@normanalvarez5751 alot easier to just use quarter round. Been doing this for over 50 years.😅😅

[@Nightster07]

I am getting conflicting information about cork vs rubber backed Vinyl Core flooring needing an underlayment. I will be installing a 6.5mm rigid core plank with Cork back over 800 sq ft of tile and I would like to avoid putting underlayment if it is not necessary. I see you installed a cork back right over tile with grout lines thicker than 1/4 wide. Your comments in the video around the core backing answered my question around needing to float a filler to avoid translation of grout lines over time. I would not expect grout lines to translate through a thicker core floor as they would a flimsy vinyl product. This is the answer I have been searching for. I find your videos very informative and am grateful for the time you take in explaining everything. Thank you so much!

[@ralph5233]

This series of videos has to be the best on You Tube for the DIY Enthusiast I have yet seen. Clear, professionaly, precisely explained and therefore easily understood. I have been DIYing for over 30 years laying value on useing the best materials and working to achieve utmost quality - watching Jeff I feel I am still learning. Great stuff Jeff, keep up the good work I, look forward to you're next presentation. Greetings from Frankfurt - Regards Ralph

[@yarapolana]

You made me confident enough to finish the renovations in my house!!! Thanks a lot!!

[@flickboogers9325]

I did this using Karndean looselay flooring over ceramic tiles in a bathroom and linoleum in a laundry room. Few years later and the LVP is still perfect.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Noice. Cheers!

[@nylamaybulliard2645]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY how can I transition from an existing tile wall to a luxury vinyl plank flooring? My project is in a bathroom so the tile wall is already in place and I don't want to redo it... Thanks in advance for your help!

[@savagebeautystudio]

Love this video!! I put lifeproof vinyl over existing hideous green tile 4 years ago instead of re-tiling and it saved me soooo much time and money and it still looks incredible! LVP has been a lifesaver 🙌 ( and so much easier to clean then tile as well 💯)

[@mph5896]

In my experience, old sheet tile makes a great base

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Glad it was helpful!

[@johnjames5351]

That's what I am looking at. Did you use underlayment? TIA

[@savagebeautystudio]

@@johnjames5351 The Lifeproof had a underlayment reattached so I didn't have to use any other additional underpayment. :))

[@hppyabuela]

@@savagebeautystudio how's the flooring holding up?? We are going to put LifeProof over our tiles and after watching this video...now I'm worried

[@shannong2703]

Thanks Jeff for all the insight and tips!! I wish you made house calls!! You are truly a master craftsmen!! I appreciate every lesson you offer!! Cheers buddy!!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

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[@robertgiresi9515]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY That's great Jeff! Would love to see you make it to Upstate NY!

[@shannong2703]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Hey man that’s GREAT NEWS!! Your craftsmanship is in high demand & all your Hard work pays off!! I will Cya in the next one my friend!!

[@c4t__d0g]

omg i'd love to see ​@@HomeRenoVisionDIY do an episode on fixing the floating floors in my house. The previous owners did the most jagged job leaving INCHES around the perimeter of each room, and left off the floor and door trim!!

[@kfamadventuresfl]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY we have a home here in FL we'd love to utilize you in. Vinyl over tile.

[@peacenow2023]

Thanks so much! 👍 We all get overwhelmed when considering any DIY project...but you make it so EASY and SIMPLE everytime! 🌸🌼💐🌷😍😍😍 We ❤️ YOU & WE are SO GRATEFUL! ... Thanks!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

I appreciate the love Cheers Dixie!

[@drp2007]

Your videos are excellent, as a serious DIYer, can recommend your content to any DIYer as some of the best out here. As a "Safety Second" guy, suggest lowing the saw blade height to just above the thickness of the material you are cutting. This could be the difference between a laceration and amputation.

[@lauriepayseur5897]

This video is a GAME CHANGER for what my hubby and I want to do to update our 2007 tile! Thank you!

[@vin3_]

Jeff, you're amazing! Helped me a lot when I just got here in USA. As a professional installer now, I recommend the people get a mixed pattern to lay the lines (different from that you used on the video - with a lot of "H" in the lines). And yes, doorjambs are the worst part for an installer, but you could install the piece easily between these doorjambs using your tapping block and a pull bar. It's impossible just if the piece needs to cover the 2 areas with a "C" shape. Not agreed with all information in the video but you're excellent as always. Thanks for teaching us.

[@johnkeddy2557]

100% agree with this comment👌🏻

[@imlew7853]

I find my band saw or jig work perfect for jagged cuts.

[@LauraEllen999]

Thank you so much for making these videos. I always wanted to know how to do this kind of carpentry / home renovation stuff, but didn't have anyone to teach me exactly what to do. I envied people who learned this kind of stuff from their dads. I even went to carpentry school, but never got to learn any of these types of details. Watching your videos gives me such a great sense of relief, I imagine this is just like what I'd have learned from my Dad if he was a carpenter. Thanks so much for all of this info, and also thanks to your camera person (maybe one of your sons?) for filming all of this in detail, so we can see exactly what to do. Your videos are so great, good karma for you!!!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers Laura, happy to help!

[@chairez449]

I love the videos I redid by shower with your tile videos still holding strong. 2 years later gonna do this next in my bathroom . Cheers ! 🎉

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Happy to help! Cheers

[@RetiredSignDude]

Nice video explaining the little tricks. "Little hinges swing big doors."

[@Tinkertwelve]

I'm your number one fan! I literally demolished my bathroom and renovated it myself with your guide :) I am doing my kitchen as I speak!!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers and well done. !

[@Tinkertwelve]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY oh my God! I got reply from you! Thank you! Just made my day!!!!

[@jamesdsmith1217]

Awesome video! One thing to point out about going directly over tile with a SPC core is to make sure the brand you bought will maintain the warranty if you go over a tile floor without patching first. Majority of Luxury Vinyl Planks with a SPC Core still require you to do a light patch over the entire tile floor for 2 main reasons: 1. The grout line CAN transfer through a SPC core it just takes a much longer time for it to happen 2. Most Tile floor over the years becomes slightly uneven and cracking which could cause structural issues within the floor which a lot of manufactures wont honour their warranty if the floor underneath isn't is really really good condition. But that being said, a light patch over a tile floor only takes a few minutes to do and a few hours to dry depending on how deep the grout likes are so it can still be done in an afternoon. Been an installer for many years and have also worked along side multiple reps that handle insurance claims for manufactures and these are the 2 main things i see often

[@michaelperry3000]

Agreed I have 7+ years as a floor installer, always skim coat the tile floor with feather finish. I like to use a floor bonding primer (diluted) mixed with the feather finish cuts drying time significantly and increases strength of the leveling.

[@jdmb03]

This is why I opted to take the time to knock out the 12x12 tiles in our master bath. Most of the tiles knocked out intact with less mess.

[@ux0042]

I have a ceramic tile cracking in a depression, considering pouring leveler and covering with lvp. With the subfloor still uneven though that tile will continue to crack and that will translate up through anything leveler and anything covering it I am afraid.

[@scarlettg6136]

I won't be doing it myself. But, with your video, I can be sure that it is done right. Thank you 😊 ❤❤❤

[@truegatorguyodonnell5092]

Jeff, love your videos! The only thing that makes me crazy is the ease with which you do all of this, lol! I know, I know... NOT your first rodeo! Keep up the GREAT work!

[@Nicksonian]

Home Depot’s Lifeproof works like a charm over tile. Renovated a basement that was mostly vinyl tiles except for a laundry room which had porcelain tile. Didn’t want to try to bust it up. Lifeproof is very stable over the porcelain and contributes a lot, for a relatively modest price, to the overall look. My one complaint with Lifeproof is that the tongues are not the strongest and will break off if you’re not careful or try to reposition it. I put Pergo on the first floor which has a more refined look than Lifeproof at a similar price. But no way was I going to put Pergo in the basement because of its . They each have their quirks.

[@walkermom100]

How about over laminate itself? Not lvp but the vinyl laminate sheets.

[@turtleman1947]

I am a sales person for flooring, vinyl plank, laminate, carpet, tile, etc. I have installed vinyl plank and laminate before. Also, I actually build displays for the flooring I sell. I will say this, you pay for what you get. The more expensive the plank, the easier it is to put together and the better quality you are going to get. For example, his flooring tells you how many feet you can go before you need a transition, all flooring is different. Make sure you read the box on any flooring you are thinking of getting, that is information right from the manufacturer and it usually tells you all about the flooring. For example, length before a transition, whether it's three-seasons ready, maximum tempatures, etc. Do your research on any flooring and the methods of installation before you buy, it will save you lots of time and money. I have ran into many people that are mad and they say vinyl plank is junk but when I ask what happened, it usually is because they got into a hurry and didn't properly install the flooring. And if you aren't sure you are doing something right, ask questions, watch videos like this, Jeff is pretty good at what he does and has quite a few great tips on every project you are thinking of doing.

[@lovelifewithchris5683]

Epic!! I’m laying flooring like this in a couple weeks. First time in this style so hopefully all goes well. You definitely make it look easy which gives me more confidence 🙌🏼💪🏼💫

[@southsidekarl]

Chris how did you make out

[@pearlperlitavenegas2023]

How did it go?

[@Will-S]

I installed the coretec flooring in our condo. Great product!

[@JC-lf8pr]

Thanks for another great video. For me without a doubt the most difficult part of a very smooth installation with vinyl plank floor is cutting the last plank for a very un-square room.

[@ticktock2383]

Use artist tracing paper to trace the cutout. Then tape on plank and cut. Goid luck!

[@laramsforever9987]

Measure length and width in a couple places each way ..or simply make sure the first piece of plank is square to room and the rest will follow suit.

[@kikoman1647]

Hey Jeff your videos are the best on KZbin. No BS just straight to the point. Absolutely subscribed! Job well done! 👍👍

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers!

[@emski38]

Definitely feeling brave enough to try this after watching your video. Only issue I'll face is how to transition the plank flooring to a stairwell. Would love recommendations or another tutorial!

[@latrellnappier9582]

The most satisfying video ever!!! I can’t wait to do my floors! You just saved me so much!! I have tile thru out the lower part of my house!

[@nashwanmalo4832]

U always the best I remodeling all my house just from your videos god bless u

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Wow, thank you. Cheers and way to go!

[@sharonab07]

Every question I have regarding Reno you have a video for! You are so awesome thank you

[@rajshanmugm]

Thanks for this video. I renovated a powder room in my home myself. With help of your other videos I removed and installed toilet even increased the flange height

[@vaexperience]

So many great pieces of advice. I'm currently working on easy click wood flooring in UK which is a hardcore and not a laminate material, but your tips are all applicable to any floor type 👌

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers, have a great install!

[@alfredoguzman6858]

Am doing this on my tile cold floors on our bathrooms…thank you sr…am going to use this video for reference

[@Artist27Light]

Wow, wonderful instructions. Watched several of your videos, Thank YOU...!!!. Helped make decisions on which Luxury Vinyl planks for our needs. The best on You Tube! Appreciate the information about Floors and Decor, sounds like the best place for the purchase our flooring.

[@aaudain1]

Love all your Chanel no loud noise in the background plus you take your time and explain 👍💯✋️😎

[@benjamenmefford5489]

Such a great video tutorial. Thank you for taking the time to demonstrate this process.

[@Lynch81]

Really appreciate this video! Wife and I were wanting to know if we can get away with not having to remove our ceramic flooring and just throw something over it… welp this video proves u can and this weekend we will be doing just that! Thanks so much for ur help

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Happy to help. Cheers!

[@johnnypham3410]

Love watching your KZbin videos DIY vinyl. So awesome.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Glad you like them!

[@johnnypham3410]

I've seen you did the vinyl over tile. You mentioned that you didn't have to leave a vinyl gap for it to expanded later, am I right? Vinyl won't expands overtime? I want to do it to my mom's house before we can put it back on the market for sale for a better value. She moves in with my wife and I, with my 2 lil ones. I don't want She lives by herself after my dad passed away a couple of years ago. Always and thank you for your educational flooring and how to install correctly and perfectly (only hope lol).

[@anonnomus6070]

you should also go through all of the boxes you purchased and sort the different grain patterns into different piles. Try not to put the same grain patterns next to each other.

[@josepeka1189]

Very good informative video .very helpful. Thank you. Jose from Melbourne Australia.

[@miriamward1473]

Our local DIY store does 'how to' videos. Seriously, your videos have so much more content and easy to follow along instructions. You're my new go to👍. Thank you so much😁

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Wow, thank you!

[@TonyAndretti_]

Highly recommend Ryobi Floor Saw works like a charm

[@travelndiybyhassan]

You are the best DIY instructor :) 😊

[@southsidekarl]

I have followed you for years, great content.

[@fresnelpaul3295]

Thank you my teacher You are a good teacher

[@sandymilne224]

Use blue painters tape on the bottom of the door before using the saw. Most saws have an aluminum base and leave black marks on the door paint. Using a 4’ clamp can help you make a straight cut

[@normanalvarez5751]

You cut the door jams 1st with a fine cutter using a piece of the woodfloor lot easier

[@lcook0825]

Hi Jeff. Hope all is well with you and family. Another good video to help all diy’ers.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks 👍 Cheers Larry, happy to help!

[@BrianR32GTR]

Awesome video . Super detailed. You're the real deal. Thanks for the instructional video. Lots of simple things the average person may overlook. Thanks for all the tips

[@billdurr6829]

FANTASTIC display of workmanship I’m not doing this anytime soon at my home but i’m sure there are plenty of folks driving to the home improvement store

[@georgemelo5326]

Nice video. Did you forget the 1/4 space in the wall? Or I didn't see it

[@DavidDrummondTX]

"Always blow out your joints when your working." My knees: "Every single time!"

[@peterhoskins2860]

1st thing I thought. Knee pads, or at least foam pad. I could feel My knees hurting just watching🤣

[@rjkrjk8344]

They now have such beautiful luxury vinyl that even has gloss. That goes over your old tile and looks amazing.

[@livingsimplytosimplylive6817]

I pick up so many tips from you. Also I get confirmation on some of my work habits.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers!

[@danfiorini785]

Very simple solution to the grout lines showing through. They make a product that takes a very short time to fill in the grout lines that dries quickly. Never have to worry about the grout lines again.

[@fnjerseygirl]

Do you have to do the whole floor with self leveling compound or can you just fill in the grout? I heard only the whole floor. I don't have the luxury of leaving my house for it to dry. Do you know?

[@danfiorini785]

@@fnjerseygirl I did just the grout lines. Been four years and still looks new

[@fnjerseygirl]

@@danfiorini785 thanx! We're considering it.

[@AshleyCawley-Skinner-b3p]

If you’re adding this over a tile that’s on a slab, do you recommend a vapor barrier first?

[@sekandsak]

Do we still place the planks along the long edge of the wall in a bedroom where the bed is along the short edge of the wall? It'll be going parallel with the flow of the room...I'm wondering will that play with my mind🤦🏾‍♀️🤣...I purchased all my flooring and I'm installing this week hopefully...thank you for all the videos you post🥰🥰🥰

[@GA-tl4iy]

Thank you Jeff, as usual PERFECT VIDEO. EDUCATED VIDEO. God bless

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers!

[@angelenevlogs8480]

I’m going over title so very helpful video. Thank you. One question, I practice feng shui and want to not start on the longest wall. How bad would that be? Thank you

[@ritaalsaeegh9464]

Thank you for tip… I honestly feel more I learned so much ❤

[@luisc3327]

Hi, please I have a kitchen with tile, I need you recommend what it’s the more better materials to install Your videos is very nice 👍 and help a lot Thank you!!!

[@rtripp25]

Ahhh. This is about two weeks too late! Just did vinyl over tile! Hope my floor doesn't suck.

[@RJFerret]

I'm a fan of not cutting 1/2 or 1/3 plank but using the run's end cutoff as the start of a new row (if at least a quarter, or I'll cut a third), this way you don't get those artificial matching seam lines you have, but more irregular.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

I usually do the same, however in this video I thought i would show something different. Cheers!

[@artificiallyunintelligent4537]

That works until you find yourself in a room that’s only 1 or 2 inches short of 3 planks, for example. The look of every plank being only an inch apart is awful. I ran into this issue recently and you end up just having to cut a new starter piece every so often when you run out of cut off ends that will look good.

[@Lillyofthevalley222]

Is it possible to spread a thin cement mixture over the old grout to create a smoother surface prior to installing the LVF?

[@mandypdx]

Thank you! I was always taught it mattered how you walked into the room, on how you layed it. I was told you didn’t want to walk in an see long seams. :)

[@MikeDPV01]

Sorry if this comes up often, but this exact kind of installation, can it be done for a bathroom floor? Right over ceramic tile.

[@foxhound4218]

Hi, really learn things from you video. Don't have a table saw. Can use a jig saw for the detail cutting for the door frame?

[@mobetter9353]

ty boss/gonna try this. make momma happy

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers to a happy wife!

[@alan_leblanc]

YOU ARE MY FAVORITE KZbinR!!!!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers Alan!

[@Notipgetsspit]

Looks good! A little bit of advice..If you put the seam anywhere in the middle of the door you could put a piece in each way under the jam …the way you did it screams noob…also you want to stager your pieces at least 3 times before repeating…

[@projecttreecollard]

My house came with some vinyl plank flooring in the main areas of the house. The bedrooms are ugly carpet that I would like to switch out to vinyl plank as well because our dog and cats sometimes have accidents in the house. But it won't match the original flooring and I don't know how to deal with the aesthetics of the abrupt changes in flooring. We don't want the house to look like a hodge podge. I couldn't find a KZbin by anyone on the topic but I bet you could tackle this topic! Thanks for all you do!

[@cindycleland7026]

You said people watch videos that give "bad information" and you didn't read the directions! NUMBER ONE TIP: READ THE BOX! One tip you might like. In the doorway you attached the reducer to the vinyl, if you have a toilet overflow the water will run right under your floor. I suggest you make a "dam" with pure silicone calk and attach the reducer with that calk. F&D has colored silicone calk to match the floor if you need to fill in that small gap around the door jamb.

[@bb001a]

Thanks mate excellent video and tutorial I learned a lot.

[@arthandmade741]

Thank you very much I plan to put new floor on tile

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

You are welcome

[@CuddaBrown]

Good stuff Reno Ninja Sir...never cease to teach a brother.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers my man, I just love helping people!

[@agbambino]

thanks fors the help with a job im doing rn. i subscribe to you because i like knowing how to do it right

[@bradders5974]

(Another) Great video Jeff - thank you. This comes at a really good time for me as we do some work in our bathroom that has a large, tiled floor. I was thinking I'd have to rip and replace but now I see I can float an LVP floor over the tile :).....my tiled bathroom floor has underfloor heating........it's never overly hot - just enough to take the edge of a Pac NW winter's morning ..... Question - is it ok to float an LVP floor over the tile if the tile has underfloor heating or will this compromise/impact the LVP?........thanks DB.

[@joebinion1]

Great video,love your Content,I usually start flush with the door opening when possible,that makes it a little easier having to slide the vinyl under one side ,but I saw where your grout line made that not possible on the first piece ,GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY

[@bigdaddytheprofessor1651]

Is that considered a drop and click on the joint so you can lay it one at a time like you explained?

[@designmasters1073]

i like to use a little all purpose axle grease on the door pins. This will help them slide in easy, and stop any squeaks

[@aquicktake]

"always blow your joints when you're working" LOL - solid advice!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers!

[@AccordingtoNicole]

Jeff, what's your take on installing a floating vinyl floor in the kitchen? Install it before or after the cabinets? I've heard the weight from the cabinets can interfere with the expansion/contraction of the LVP and cause the seams to separate but my kitchen guy insists I should run the flooring under the cabinetry.

[@trope5105]

u dont want a floating floor being impinged that badly around the whole circumference of the floor, n use a great pad too, you will appreciate it down the line! im sure this is too late for you, but maybe itll help the next

[@anurruti]

@@trope5105 I dont think I got your advice. I am installing vynil flooring in my concrete basement, which will have a kitchenette (counters, fridge, etc). Vinyl floor the whole surface and put on top the kitchenette stuff or put kitchenette stuff first then vinyl floor the rest of the surface?

[@trope5105]

@@anurruti either way off its glued, i personally would put the flooring in after i set the island, but either can be made to work. But if you steer using a floating, fake wood flooring, which is what i interpreted the. Op's comment as, then u need to do it after the fact, and leave enough room on the edges for expansion and contraction. Glue on laminate flooring doesn't expand, so dip what u want with it,

[@DS-ju2sq]

Outstanding! With the section you just did, in a large market or metropolitan area, 'generally' speaking approximately how much money would be saved in time and materials doing it yourself in November of 2022? Using a quality rigid core LVP?

[@Macgawd1]

Great video, thanks! I have a question though. I'm installing an LVP floating floor in a bathroom, and the instructions are adamant that you do not put the LVP under cabinets, or secure it to the subfloor. However, my new vanity is the free standing style that will need to have the LVP run underneath it. Will the flooring be secure under this vanity? Any help here is appreciated!

[@BlackSheepTruthMedia]

use ardex floor patch for leveling very smooth product and dries in about an hour if your tiles are not even its a great product to use

[@delorissampson2516]

I want to cover small kitchen floor with roll vinyl, over.. ceramic somes cracked. What do I put between roll vinyl n ceramic?? Help where u at?? I'm 80.. n I need the right answer,your the only one to ask

[@michaelsera746]

Installing over hollow sounding tile!! I have many 1-foot tiles that are not bonded to slab properly and sound hollow when you knock on them. I am considering removing all the tiles and grinding the slab to remove the thin set. Some "others" in the family don't want the mess and ask to identify all the loose or hollow sounding tiles and fill with thin set and then place Luxury Vinyl or Laminate over this. Thoughts from the crew? -?

[@CJCreativeMedia]

I have been watching your videos for a while, and I enjoy all the great tips you provide. My fav is sound proofing. My question is: Can this type of flooring be installed over old laminate vinyl flooring?

[@imlew7853]

Jig saw or band saw for door jam or jagged cuts are friendly tools designed to handle the job.

[@gaylescales4601]

The bomb!!!! Great demonstration

[@frankirvine316]

Great Video Jeff and we had an "Atmospheric Rain Event" and will be doing the Vinyl planks Interesting about the VPC&SPC specs and that's a catch for folks who are going on price alone Stores don't mention that! Many thanks for your explanations Cheers Frank

[@FixBuildGo]

Just ordered Empire Level 2754 Contour Gauge using your link, Thanks

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Good choice! much better than the plastic version sold everywhere. Cheers!

[@irenelem7038]

Thanks for a good and detailed video!

[@smarttrad1ng]

You mention at the beginning to use a specific material under the planks but then you do not use any? Is that okay for this job?

[@rye672008]

My question as well!

[@donnaroche4821]

Love your videos. Excellent no nonsense tips. This one was extremely helpful.

[@lindakingsley9486]

could you use a little dremel saw? I know they are only used in crafting but can crafting tools help make it easier and better looking??

[@Miggz80]

Excellent video. I recently did a guest bedroom in my basement using LVP. Not my first time but challenges nonetheless. I didn't use quarter round or show moulding, I used the baseboards themselves since I took them off for a complete room paint redo. Looks great, as does your floor in this video. Thanks for the info.

[@hidel308]

Love your work brother! Thanks!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers!

[@kategompel862]

Hi, thank you for this video but I didn't see you use any clue or underlayment before putting on the vinyl wood tiles. Is tat what it's supposed to be?

[@scooby0000]

Thank you very much for this great instruction video ! I have floor heating. What kind of (klick) PVC do I need that is suitable ?