How to install SPC Flooring - DECKO SPC Hybrid Indoor Floors - WATERPROOF, FIREPROOF, DURABLE

An Outstanding DIY Indoor Flooring - The New SPC Hybrid Flooring from DECKO has very unique features to consider. WATERPROOF, FIREPROOF, SCRATCH RESISTANT and still offers PLEASANT Feeling when you walk on it, due to its outstanding features and the padding included.
They look as natural timber. We are launching the best indoor flooring on the market in 2022. The SPC - STONE POLYMER COMPOSITE HYBRID FLOORS are the most advanced indoor flooring solutions, way superior to any other VINYL, MDF or TIMBER based Floating Floors. Due to its features it is ideal to be used in areas with bushfires and floods as a safe flooring solution and even in commercial environments. The acoustic padding layer under the planks makes the walk on very pleasant, flexible. The very unique and innovative waterproof skirting boards are pre-cut in factory to 45 degree so makes it easy to install and to glue them together to the exact required lengths. A DIY Toolbox provided is the right choice to make the install an easy process - so Do It Yourself - DIY and save on cost of expensive professionals. Easy, Quick install with outstanding outcomes.
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[@melerounds864]

When you cut it , the ends that’s cut you can’t connect or clip in to the other flooring ?

[@DeckoDIYHomeImprovement]

Correct. However, depending on your layout of the room it could be used to start a new row to reduce your wastage. As with all in-door flooring, it is recommended that you account for some percentage of wastage.

[@lkripppler]

Hey looks great. Just wondering do you glue this flooring down to concrete or will it sit fine once it's all sealed around the perimeter?

[@DeckoDIYHomeImprovement]

Sorry skipping - See in which country you would need them at deckotiles.com If the outdoor tiles there is no need for any Glue, Screws or professionals. If the indoor SPC, you won't need either any glue but if installed in bathrooms then you can use them horizontally or vertically as well, Vertically a polyurethane based glue recommended like Sika for example has and the edges are siliconed with bathroom silicon to don't let water go under.

[@deckotilesaustralia8894]

Seems wrong reply - in regards to floating floors, as SPC on the video - no need for any glueing exept on vertical walls

[@johnhaupt4153]

What type off glue would you use for hybrid flooring on a staircase

[@DeckoDIYHomeImprovement]

Hi, sorry for late reply - Polyurethane based sausage glue or even liquid nail would be doing the job. And yes we have beautiful step edges as well.