Installation Guide

Wellmade® NouveaxTM Engineered Vinyl Plank
Installation Guide
Wellmade Engineered Vinyl Plank features the patented Unilin® interlocking planks for easy installation and is
installed as a glueless floating floor. The interlocking planks lock together to provide a tight water resistant seam,
can be installed over most floor surfaces, and is suitable for both residential and light commercial interior
applications. For technical information or questions, you can email: tech@wellmadefloors.com, or call
866.582.0848 (US only); outside the US, call 503.582.0848.
General Information:
1. Flooring should be transported and stored in a neatly stacked fashion on a smooth flat surface.
2. Acclimate the flooring and the rooms to be installed for 48 hours at a constant temperature between 65°
and 85°F (18.33° and 29.44°C) before, during, and maintained after installation.
3. Engineered Vinyl Planks should only be installed after other trades have finished and the jobsite has been
cleaned and cleared of debris that could potentially damage a finished plank installation.
4. Inspect flooring for damage, defects, or shading issues before installation; claims for visual defects will not
be accepted after cutting and/or installed.
5. Mix and install planks from several different cartons during installation to ensure a random appearance.
6. Leave 1/4 inch (6.35mm) for expansion around the entire perimeter of the flooring.
7. Flooring should be protected from direct exposure to sunlight.
Subfloors:
Planks can be installed over a variety of subfloor surfaces including concrete on all grade levels, wood and many
other existing hard surface floors. The subfloors must be clean, smooth, flat, solid (no movement), and dry. Do
not install planks over floors that are sloped for drainage. Any uneven areas greater than 3/16 inch
(4.76mm) in a 10 foot (3.05m) radius should be leveled with a Portland cement based patching compound.
Wellmade Engineered Vinyl Plank is resistant to water damage but they do not prevent the transmission of
moisture. Care should be taken to keep moisture from collecting on either side of the flooring to prevent the
growth of unhealthy mold and mildew.

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