Installation Instructions

DriTac Solid Wood and Bamboo Floor Repair Kit

• two-pArt urethAne system • eAsy to InstAll

• sAFe For the envIronment • voc complIAnt

• For use wIth solId wood And bAmboo Floors

DriTac Flooring Products has developed a system to repair the hollow spots and

popping conditions for solid wood and bamboo flooring installations. From the same

company that introduced the most popular wood flooring repair kit on the market

today, the DriTac Wood Floor Repair Kit for engineered wood flooring, comes a repair

kit for use with solid wood and bamboo floors. . These defects cost the flooring

industry millions of dollars per year. Studies and experience show that the major

cause of problems for wood flooring installations are voids between the

flooring and the subfloor.

After years and years of successful repairs with our DriTac Wood Floor Repair Kit

for engi

neered wood flooring and constant requests from installers to design a

repair kit for solid wood and bamboo floors, DriTac is here to once again fix the

problem and provide the solution for voids, hollow spots and popping conditions in

wood flooring installations!

NEW

Components

• 1-InjectIon gun • 2-AdhesIve cArtrIdges

• 3-mIxIng nozzles • 3-ApplIcAtor tIps

• 2-drIll bIts • 4-wood dowels

• 1-dowel punch

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® NEW DriTac Solid Wood and Bamboo Floor Repair Kit DriTac Flooring Products has developed a system to repair the hollow spots and popping conditions for solid wood and bamboo flooring installations. From the same company that introduced the most popular wood flooring repair kit on the market today, the DriTac Wood Floor Repair Kit for engineered wood flooring, comes a repair kit for use with solid wood and bamboo floors. . These defects cost the flooring industry millions of dollars per year.
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DriTac Solid Wood and Bamboo Floor Repair Kit Frequently Occurring Problems: • The flooring adhesive fails to have full contact with the flooring, which results in gaps between the flooring and the subfloor. • Subfloors are not leveled properly before installation. • Old adhesives crystalize and release from subfloor due to natural wood movement. • Wrong spread rate of adhesive, resulting in release of wood from subfloor. • Warping of wood flooring due to water damage or (out of box) warped product.