How To Install Vinyl Plank Flooring Like a Pro

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[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

The flooring from today’s video is simply-surfaces.com in European Grey Oak. I was an early product tester of Simply Surfaces LVP flooring. Since I installed it last year they have decided to launch a 9 inch plank version which is more consistent with the demand they see from customers. I am really happy with the final result, it's a Jeff approved product. Find it at simply-surfaces.com Cheers!

[@JDavidGoodman1]

BUmmer not available up her in the great white north. Currently shopping for LVP for my basement reno in Ontario.

[@Kevlar-78]

Happy father’s Day Jeff ! Thanks for all the wisdom ! 🍻

[@installerstore]

Looks great! Thank you!

[@stevebelieve3386]

I’m having so much trouble installing my vinyl flooring. Seems like my walls aren’t squared and they just keep opening along the installation every row opens when I love tap it. With the spacers in place.

[@BTM37]

Do you still recommend the Abatec underlayment beneath this?

[@d3w4yn3]

This is exponentially more educational than all the other flooring videos out there! This is more like an apprentorship course packed into a single video! GLORIOUS!!!

[@matel9477]

HOLY heart skipped a beat when he grabbed the scrap piece from the table saw while it was on. @6:04

[@CountyNeighbor]

I had planned on putting transitions between the vinyl plank flooring in the living room, bedroom, and dining room but watching your tips has given me the confidence to install without the transitions. Thank you.

[@silverdon55]

I love it. Using a circular saw to carve. That shows me your true pro. I've been doing that for years and learned it almost 50 years ago. Love it. A master of your tools.

[@allangoodchild8989]

It’s funny how you can pick things up and it just becomes a thing you do without really thinking about it

[@PaulLandowski-e5f]

I owe you an update. Yes, I had trouble installing the planked flooring back in September, and had to stop because of my needs for the space at the time. I did the leveler and let cure while I was gone. I got at it again and all worked out. The 1/8 to 1/4 inch variation along the underlayment was amazingly, the problem. The edges would not lock. All good now. Happy.

[@smwon1]

This has came at just at the right time! I will be tearing out my carpets and putting down vinyl plank flooring before to long. I was feeling really intimidated, but now, even though I am still intimidated, I feel it is now possible. I ordered samples of the flooring too... this has been better than all the other videos I have watched! Thank you!👏

[@JohnJones-tx6rt]

Its a sweaty hard job, difficult to do well.

[@joedoris4226]

We did this in my daughter’s house. We did the whole main floor. This would have been good to see first, but all done, we did a great job!

[@2L82Sk8Bye]

WOW. I can see “you’re THE man!” Yep. My house needs a lot of help. My hubby was awesome at DIY just like you. Since he passed, so many things are starting to go in the house. I just finished watching your bath/shower resurfacing video and I have been thinking about how I would do that if I could. The next thing was going to be vinyl playing flooring! Hallelujah! I found you just in time. 😂

[@robertmoorhead3731]

I'm doing this in my soon to be Home Theater, and dang it all if I wasn't super-nervous until I watched this. By the end you've gone through the motions so many times that you're chuckin' tools left and right. It's those first three rows and every single gap that I have to be worried about. Thanks Man!! In fact I've ordered a sample set from these guys.

[@edwardofgreene]

Something about the way this guy talks.... Kept expecting him to say "If they don't find you handsome, they can at least find you handy". 🤣

[@troyb8755]

Really like your videos, and they're very informative. You mentioned warranty and it's not always the fault of the installers. We purchased a new home and within 6 months, the floor failed. A professional flooring company installed this floor. After they contacted the manufacturer and a representative came out. It was discovered there was a problem at the manufacturer. So the manufacturer replaced the entire house under warranty...

[@johnwolfe2616]

The earlier laminates were " water resistant ". If that is what was installed, as what was put in our home by the builder, you'll have those water issues. Technology has evolved and now there's waterproof. However, a floor's only as good as its installation! Thanks, Jeff for all of the great instruction on installing a solid floor!

[@fastsetinthewest]

Exactly. Dogs peed on rugs and got that junk. Stuff scratched easily too. I'll never ever put that trash down again.

[@mel3256]

Laminate bubbles and scratches... vinyl does not "bubble"

[@Ericdanieltorres]

Thank you!! Your charisma is second to none!! Enjoyed hearing you teach and laugh at the process!! Instead of cussing you showed honesty and compassion for oneself, that will resonate with your viewers and draw them in to relax and give it a go!! I’m ready to tackle my floor now 😊 God abundantly bless you in the name of Christ Jesus.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thank you so much!

[@AbbreviatedReviews]

I picked up one of those bulky tapping blocks with a handle and that thing completely revolutionized my experience installing my vinyl plank. It let me get even pressure and tap ends without a mallet so I could use the other hand to keep things steady. Also, I found a doorstop that you can put on your top hinge in like two minutes that works as a temporary solution or one that I ended up keeping because it's less noticeable than a stick coming out of your baseboard.

[@aubreytoledo4910]

Please do more videos on mobile homes! You explain everything so well. Thank you for sharing your amazing talents.

[@time_2_get_ready]

YES PLEASE!

[@VijayaBjoshi]

I am following this gentleman for years. From Garden makeover/fencing to building garage as well as bathroom and kitchen makeovers. He is an ACE❤❤

[@rahulmaron]

I enjoyed watching video because you are also trying to address the OCD triggers. Great mentorship by the way. Feels like you are training me like an apprentice.

[@jefffree6990]

Wow nice job doing all those rooms without transitions! . But it wouldn't be HomeRenoVision without one of those "Hey kids - don't try this at home" moments 😀 1:06:30. Even I have a belt sander for such things

[@MrAndresm900]

Thanks for starting to upload videos on mobile homes as nowadays this is all some people can afford with today's house prices 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Weve done an entire series on this mobile home :) heres a shower we did in the same place. Cheers! kzbin.info/www/bejne/apjcmItvaJx_l7csi=ZBl3O774yfdcpRHq

[@geoffmcallister9008]

Probably the BEST DIY flooring video for vinyl I’ve ever watched. Thanks!!

[@BeeMsCourtney]

Thanks!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Happy to help!

[@dakotablanch4772]

From an appliance installers perspective, if at all possible, do the flooring under the dishwasher not to the dishwasher. If you don’t, sometimes the flooring will get caught on the feet of the dishwasher at time of removal when replacing dishwashers I’ve installed dishwashers for seven years and I always recommend the floor under the dishwasher and all of the Appliances.

[@joanies6778]

Thanks for the tip. I was wondering about that.

[@SeanSchwartz-uf3yk]

This is great advice. I had this exact problem right after I bought my house. I had to remove the feet from the old dishwasher to get it out. I installed a piece of plywood under the new one to bring it level with the floor until I can refinish the floor properly later.

[@_TheBoom13]

Love your videos! I’ve remodeled 2 of my own homes now just by following your videos and you’ve saved and made me a lot of money! Thank you so much keep it up!!

[@wetfly44448888]

Wow!!! Just wow....this is the video I needed to be able to install my own, (it's not rocket science)...soup to nuts...you are an amazingly gifted teacher my man....

[@mightiv]

Hi Jeff, thanks for making this video! Few questions: 1. What should you do about the gaps between wall and vinyl? 2. Can you also put vinyl on top of wood flooring?

[@jboosh86]

Klein makes an excellent pair of knee pads. Available at Lowe’s currently. They get worn everyday and are the best I’ve owned. As a heavy set hvac installer, they get used and abused. Try em out.

[@thescavwithnothingtolose1224]

Just want to say I appreciate your channel. You've given me the confidence that I can get these projects done on my own.

[@KathyTaylorHerdWise]

This is the best floor installation video! Thank you so much for sharing!!

[@DJNateNYC]

So much information here. Jeff is a pro at explaining

[@pheezus]

Good to note if you live in the Southwest like me and have concrete for subfloor, instead of screwing down the first row of flooring what you can do is take the huge flooring boxes the planks come in and just set them on top of the first 3 rows. Should be heavy enough

[@samworley5613]

You can also just place scraps of the flooring vertically against the wall to set the gap

[@pawgava]

First time home buyer here, and so thankful you made this video. I will be installing myself because you broke it down so easily. All the companies and people make it seem "too hard" to do on your own.

[@franklinnunez832]

Hey, please read my comment above. 🤔

[@thegrantdanielsband]

Pro's cut the jams and trim with an oscillating or flush cut saw! so, the vinyl can go under the jam and trim. Pro is an understatement in this video folks 🙂

[@brishenhouse4681]

Brother, these videos are so much of a blessing!! I can’t tell you enough: thank you🙏

[@1monagale]

Excellent step by step. I am building a van conversion camper

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

You can do it!

[@thicomsauerland]

Very good timing. I want to lay my vinyl floor next week. Now I know a few more tricks. Thank you!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Glad it was helpful!

[@justindeclemente1130]

This is an excellent tutorial for those of us uninitiated. Thank you for taking the time to educate. Perhaps use a different camera in the future, as there are a few scenes that are out of focus?

[@rogernelson9029]

Always read the instructions included with any particular brand of vinyl plank or laminate flooring. Some manufacturers direct the installer to begin with the "tongue" side of the first row to go towards the wall, while others require the "groove" side to be oriented adjacent to the wall.

[@birderjohn3396]

Gotta say I’ve used lots of your videos as a guide to upgrade my home. Thx

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Glad to help

[@gogators5762]

I knew you were in Floirda before u said it. I could see the little palm tree out the window, and said looks like one of my palms he must be in Florida! What part, we're by Disney! Great video!!!

[@Sugarfoot19]

Thanks for giving me the confidence to do this job myself, your awesome my guy.

[@sheltonhinkle]

You’re the best teacher out there.

[@EricHaarer-b6b]

I just watched your video on "Which Brand of Vinyl Is Best" and was wondering why you chose to not go with an under pad on the install ? I see that it has an under pad attached to the Planks here but wouldn't you need to still throw down an under pad along with the one attached to the planks ? Really enjoyed the video . Thank you .

[@jvgauthier]

Using the skill saw to level the floor: I never saw that coming :D It worked quick for sure ! For what it's worth and I get it, you don't want to run to the HomeD to get a cheap one I would have instinctively thought of using a hand planer.

[@quizzlyly]

Looking into installing vinyl tiles soon so this video came out at a great time! In a video a couple of years ago, you mentioned you should use an underlayment on most floor types for 11 or so different reasons. What was the reason you didn't use one in this home? Cost, floor type, manufacture warranty limitation? I saw these boards have an underlayment on them already but have read that it can help with noise and other issues depending on subfloor type. Thanks for your videos!

[@matel9477]

Do you need underlayment when installing Vinyl Flooring on concrete or wood subfloor?

[@richardadams6853]

The best instructional video I've seen on KZbin...well done!

[@rosswuerth8110]

Sorry to revisit the question but could you please confirm for me whether underlay pad is - or is not - required when I install the vinyl plank in the basement on top of a well constructed sub-floor (plywood etc) with padding already glued on. Your video about types of vinyl was direct and clear in stating that underlay must be installed, but are you now saying it’s not needed in some cases (your trailer when you don’t plan on it lasting long)? Overall you have a great video series Jeff and several have been quite instructional and inspiring for me - recently removed bathtub and wall tile based on your advice, and I used your tip to buy the Bagster for hauling away debris.

[@johnalfonsofishing]

Jeff! Your videos are very informative. I’m doing a kitchen remodel in my home soon and deciding to put down LVP this has helped a ton!

[@InstantCasette]

I'm doing the same thing this weekend 😂 even looks like the same vinyl flooring.

[@sharonwalton2456]

Great video!! Especially for 2 people that have never did this! I feel like I am ready to begin!!!

[@HHHThomasHHH]

Hi, thanks the for videos. Do you need an underlay for this flooring? I remember in your previous videos you mentioned that all flooring should get underlayment even if it claims that it needs no underlayment. Thanks

[@BlueMaroonAnimations]

I am also curious about this as well. I've been telling my dad that we need to get underlayment because of his old video, now I don't know 🙃

[@Trazzmatazz42]

These kind of planks have underlayment preinstalled on the backs

[@uaksz555]

@@Trazzmatazz42 But he said in his previous video that even if there is underlay preinstaled you need to get the proper one there.

[@utubewillyman]

For difficult cuts around door jambs, I make a cardboard template that I can snip with scissors. Time-consuming, but you can get a really nice fit.

[@ErmaGherde]

Here after watching grout videos. Is there one on refreshing grout? Just a touchup of new over old. I searched the channel but did not find one.

[@scottthompson7916]

Great channel. Would you use Vinyl Plank on stairs? How would you cap the tread end?

[@leolady8114]

What an informative video! I watched a video you did 6 years ago about the different LVP flooring options on the market then and you were adamant about the vapor protection with those. Has the new product differences, as you are using, made it so one is never needed with the set up you have in this video?

[@meltuc2594]

I just installed vinyl flooring (1’ x 2’) pieces in a 5 x 5 bathroom. The planking doesn’t interlock like regular flooring, all I had to do was lay the seams on top of each other push down tap on top with my rubber mallet and they locked together, no lifting to slide into the slot. So much easier to install especially around door openings.

[@espressoshot21]

Just what I needed. Thank you for making this video!!! I love how you walked through the entire process 💯

[@pennyarizzio2824]

This was such a great video! Tips and tricks throughout and all the way to the end! Thank you!

[@grantghosn]

I’m a contractor specializing in water damage for the past 9 years. The “water proof” claim doesn’t mean water won’t get through the joints, it means the vinyl won’t get damaged by the water. A spilt over glass of water won’t to any harm, but Anything meaningful amount of water will go right through those cracks and the flooring will have to or pulled to dry underneath.

[@joanies6778]

Shouldn't there be a waterproof underlayment?

[@guadaloupie1]

Done 3 houses now and ya learn all the tricks by then first house 1800 sqft 3 days 3rd house 1900 soft 1 day

[@PendingName]

7 min in and i want to hire someone

[@brentbyer2182]

Love your videos. Doing a complete rebuild, and am wondering if you would wrap the flooring around an island or place the island on top of the flooring. The sink is going to be in the island. Thanks

[@Triggy6825]

how concerned are you about cleaning or vacuuming underneath before laying the floors?

[@GVMedia0]

Installed these same planks in my kitchen and the leftover boxes i had did a portion of my finished basement

[@williamstewart2602]

Great video! Thanks for sharing it.

[@stircrayzy]

Reading my mind? I'm literally going out to buy today ! Thanks eh !

[@1234tellmewhatyourlookingfor]

That's good plywood on your floor. We run into OSB here in Florida, and some manufacturers use.

[@peter.g6618]

Hi Jeff. Wow, looks awesome. 👌. Great tips to 👍. Great channel. Thanks for sharing. Fantastic stuff. Take care.

[@christopherrockel2676]

awesome video thanks. I just installed vinyl flooring in an apartment and am wondering why you did not lay them from left to right. the joints are easier to lay ontop of each other and with a bit of a love tap with the hammer you close em up real easy. saves you lifting the whole row and clicking them in. 🙂

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

in my experience when you hammer them in 1 at a time you often damage the end of the boards and it becomes visible down the road.

[@dangizg1]

I'm watching your videos, you are creating great content, and giving helpful advices. But if i may, for vinyl and laminate flooring there are easier ways to mark cuttings on boards which will save you alot of precious time. In places where you will need to cut long cuts, just add addidional row of planks (skip row where you will fit cutted planks), so you'll end up with space between wall and that next row, then use small leftover piece, to mark all the cutting lines, just put it on the wall, and draw your line pulling that small piece all the way, on your next board, and you will get a perfect fit, when you cut that plank. Same goes for doorways. This way measuring your cuts will take you just a seconds instead of minutes, and you wont leave any space for mistakes. Also you should trim your doorway frames, and fit planks under it, for more profesional look, takes more time but it will be worth it. Also dont leave any spaces, to fill it later, it will take much more time to fit plank to those spots later ;) Keep up the good work.

[@jamesnorona1345]

“It’s just - visually - not as attractive as a longer piece of wood” *cues music 😂 1:11:07

[@kickford]

Always love watching your videos. What are your recommendations for existing kitchen cabinets where the new floor meets the cabinet sides? Not the removable base board section. Would i use 1/4 round or trim off the actual cabinet wall bottoms off so the floor will slide under them sufficiently. Thanks in advance!

[@kikiskido]

Do you have a video about installing this on top of concrete?

[@RoxannaHorton-xd2nq]

Okay Jeff….I’ve been working on my bathroom- if you remember, I removed the texture with Joint compound, wasn’t happy with how it turned out, began again and everything (new paint peeled off like a horror movie). I’m on track now. Flooring has been removed. I’m priming my self leveler now, will self leveler later today. I had plans to go with a vinyl sheet flooring option however, we’re very limited here in California and the ones that I’ve seen seem awfully thin. So Home Depot has that lifetime vinyl plank flooring… And I believe I can do it. This is a very small space and want to know your thoughts between sizes available to me I can go 12” x 24” or 18” x 36”… which do you feel is better for a small space… And we’re talking really small 8’ x 3 1/2’ at most. Seems to me the less seems the better also the blank says it has an underlayment already. I’m watching your video now and I noticed you’re not putting anything on your subfloor- do I need anything with my concrete?

[@iadubber]

Awesome video! I love the way you breakt things down for DIYers!

[@cafekiva7892]

You are so good at this. I pity the kid who joins the workforce without true teachers.

[@shizzyification]

Hello. Why do you flip the board when cutting?

[@KitchenCookph]

Can you lay vinyl plank or laminate wood flooring on top of a t&g sub base?

[@karld001]

1:04:30 What about moving a refrigerator without damaging the floor?

[@elinormackin6891]

just curious why no pad was used? great job reguardless

[@billpowers2771]

Can i install kitchen cabinets over this type of flooring. Muchos Gracias

[@Weirdkid71]

Amazing job and always such a great teacher!~ Is there a reason that you didn't use barrier material?

[@tylerkupka7562]

This video is amazing! You explain everything so well. What knife are you using to slice?

[@NeelSingh-gn7gs]

How would you do it if it was a concrete floor. Wood you screw onto cement or ....?

[@Gudis24]

Just put spacers...

[@nathanpeterson2573]

Question: Is underlayment not needed on plywood? What about laying it over ceramic tile?

[@USMC-1]

One hell of a great video. Thanks dude.

[@JS-cg3ir]

Don't score planks on top of installed new flooring, put a scrap piece under it in case the knife slips. That undried filler is going to split and crack if it gets walked on before it cures.

[@LexWOLF91]

What do you guys think about vinyl pieces that after installed start to lift up? When you step on them you can feel the space in between them and the foundation?

[@JimWatsonTheframingMagician]

You're a very good teacher!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thank you! 😃

[@GeniaBy]

Can you please tell the difference and show about lvp, wpc, spc flooring? Which one is the best for high-rise apartment floor

[@TotalWarHistory.]

how long did it take to finish that entire job?

[@sonofrobert]

What about the wall spacers that are removed that allow expansion?

[@nanibly]

A previous video I saw from you said you had to put an underlayment under vinyl flooring. Why aren’t you using it? Thanks for your helpful videos!

[@naomipettigrew465]

Ya I notice that to but he was selling the under lay that's probably y if it's has the pad under it u don't need it i was told

[@galamazam4163]

Thanks for your amazing video. Just wanted to ask you if putting this flooring is not necessary to maintain a gap from the wall or use a spacers kit? Thanks once again

[@matel9477]

Do you need expansion gaps around the perimeter of the vinyl plank flooring?

[@sef2273]

Pretty sure you do, if you don’t it could buckle. Source googling stuff

[@sef2273]

48:30 explains it

[@JimWatsonTheframingMagician]

Most people don't have a laser. You can snap a control line on the floor from one end of the room and through any adjoining room. That way you'll have a permanent line to always refer to.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

but all Diyers should have a basic laser. good for so many installs!

[@JimWatsonTheframingMagician]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIYyou can use the laser to establish a straight line.Then transfer it to the floor and snap a line on the floor. You'll always have a control line at any point in the installation to measure off of. Especially when you were going into the next room to see how parallel the walls are to the run you've already established. I've laid down a lot of T&G sub-floor. Even with using 8' pieces it would still "rainbow" as you put it.

[@NeelSingh-gn7gs]

What happens if you are doing it on a concrete floor how can you place the temporary screws in the beginning 12:28

[@JimWatsonTheframingMagician]

@@NeelSingh-gn7gs use concrete screws.

[@sandrakay1891]

Hi, I’m looking to do my kitchen floor within the month, due to new cabinets being installed and would like to ask you a few questions. Should I remove linoleum off entire floor before installing? Should baseboard boards be removed? Finally, should I use any type of adhesive for the floor? I’m thinking from all the research that I have done, install should be the following: demolition, repair any damage to walls, paint, install cabinets, countertops, backsplash, floor then lighting. Is this correct.

[@kendom33]

Thanks Geoff. Im.just about to do my en suitr 😊

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Best of luck!

[@darrinsharp1798]

What mill thickness should be used on a basement in Missouri?

[@Garymills-q2g]

Can I put this directly over my tiles or is it best to take up the tiles?

[@robearberbil]

Can you put underlay for vinyl floor?