Rose Bay Laminate Flooring Installation Guide Thank you for choosing our flooring. When properly installed and cared for, your new flooring will be easy to maintain and will keep its great look for years. Please read all the instructions before you begin the installation. Improper installation will void the warranty. important notice All wood-based products, even those specifically designed to have increased resistance to moisture, are hygroscopic (they will react to the moisture in the environment) and as a result will expand or contract accordingly. All sources of under floor moisture must be rectified prior to the installation of the floor. Any construction dampness must be completely dry. It is important that you check each plank for any manufacturing defects. Any faults must be reported back to the store of purchase for an immediate refund or replacement prior to the flooring being installed.
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Prior to installation, inspect material in daylight for visible faults/damage, including defects or discrepancies in colour or gloss; check the edges of the flooring for straightness and any damage. No claims on surface defects will be accepted after installation.
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It is preferable to lay boards perpendicular to the window, following the direction of the main source of light. For the best result, make sure to always work from 3 to 4 cartons at a time, mixing the planks during the installation.
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Check if subfloor/site conditions comply with the specifications described in these instructions. If you are not satisfied, do not install, and contact your supplier.
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Flooring products can be damaged by rough handling before installation. Exercise care when handling and transporting these products. Store, transport and handle the cartons in a manner to prevent any damage. Store cartons flat, never on edge.
Please always visit nationaltiles.com.au/flooringresources for the most up-to-date version of our installation instructions, warranty, product catalogue, and care and maintenance guide as it may have been revised and updated. Version Update: October 2025 | This document replaces all previous versions