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Arc floors timber flooring can be installed in two different ways: floating or glued down. The choice is yours! Whatever you decide, know that all Arc floors timber floors are compatible with underfloor heating. Want to take it to the next level? Arc floors wood flooring can also be used to easily finish or renovate any type of staircase.
Floating installation
Found the right underlay? Then it’s time to get cracking. Luckily, thanks to the patented Uniclic (Multifit) system, it won’t be your floors that crack: the practical tongue-and-groove system enables you to lay the flooring planks with a single ‘click’ and without the need for glue.
On top of that, all Arc floors laminate floors can be installed over traditional underfloor heating, so you can enjoy your new floor with maximum comfort. Want to go to the next level and put Arc floors laminate on your stairs? That’s possible too! And if you’re looking for the best way to finish or maintain your new floor, we’ve got you covered as well.
Why you’ll love the ‘Uniclic Multifit’ click system
Thanks to the patented Uniclic Multifit click system, Arc Floors Parquet floors can be installed in no time using three different installation methods, including drop-down.
- QUICK: the installation of long planks has never faster and easier. Professional installers claim you can install Arc floors wood flooring up to 30% faster than wood flooring with traditional installation methods.
- EASY: just click your planks together using the method that works best for you and there’s no chance of you damaging the floor panels. Even if you want to reinstall your planks, the Uniclic Multifit system makes it easy to lift them up and replace them when necessary.
- SEAMLESS: with Uniclic Multifit, open joints are almost impossible. This helps to keep your floor clean, as dirt has almost no chance of getting between the joints.
- PERFECTLY LEVEL: the panels have no margin to shift as the tongue fits perfectly into the groove. This results in a floor without level differences, and therefore no wear and tear at the edges.
Floating installation: three easy methods
1. Drop down
The ideal method to quickly install flooring boards in large areas. Click the panel in the long side, slide the planks towards each other on the short side and press down.
2. Angling
Click the panels first on the short side and click the long sides together. This makes it easy to install the first row of planks.
3. Horizontal insertion
In contrast to many other brands, Arc Floors wood floors can also be inserted horizontally. This comes in handy when installing the last row of planks or in places where it is difficult or even impossible to tilt them. Underneath door frames or radiators, for example.
Don’t underestimate the underlay
When you opt for a floating installation, you first need to select the right underlay. This will have a major impact on the final look, quality and comfort of your timber floor. That’s why Arc floors specialists have selected a range of high-quality underlays. These are not only easy to install, but also create a level base for your floor, providing excellent acoustic and thermal insulation along the way.
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Glued-down installation
Alternatively, you can go traditional with the ‘glue down’ installation method. Simply use the dedicated Arc floors Parquet Glue. This ready-to-use SMX polymer has been especially developed to glue Arc floors wood floors to most types of sub-surfaces.
