Installation Works

Installation of office and commercial PVC floor coverings

We have experienced and trained teams of installers who provide skilled and professional installation of floor coverings. Our work is always preceded by a non-binding and free visit at the installation site in order to measure the rooms and evaluate important factors affecting the work, for example: the condition of the old floor covering, the condition of the surface, the number and type of arches, slants and permanent objects, stairs. We are open to all requests and requirements from customers. At their request, we make even the most unusual installation of floor coverings, such as fancy patterns on the floor or floor coverings on the walls. We operate accurately, efficiently and on time. What is very important, we also work non-standard hours, i.e. outside office hours and on weekends. Thanks to this, we do not block rooms for longer than absolutely necessary, and our customers avoid downtime in the operations of their companies, schools, medical facilities, and offices. We have extensive references from completed investments.

What makes us stand out?

Experienced service teams

Professional installation

Free visit at the installation site

The most unique projects

"There is nothing impossible to him who will try."

(Alexander the Great)

Installation stages

Hardly anyone is aware of the complexity of the floor covering installation process. Covering one small room may consist of up to 65 stages! Here they are...

I. Preparation of the surface

Cutting the old floor covering into stripes
Tearing off the floor covering
Taking out the floor covering
Sanding the surface from glue residues and torn off floor covering
Vacuuming the surface
Priming the surface
Local filling of the surface

Mixing the leveling mass in appropriate proportions
Pouring the leveling mass onto the surface
Spreading the leveling mass using squeegees
Rolling out air bubbles from a freshly poured leveling mass using a spiked roller
Sanding the surface using a sanding machine
Vacuuming the surface with an industrial vacuum cleaner

II. Installation of the floor covering

Unrolling the floor covering
Wall-to-wall cutting of the floor covering
Placing one floor covering on another to make a joint
Spreading flooring adhesive on the floor
Laying out the floor covering from wall to wall

Spreading flooring adhesive on the floor
Cutting the floor covering in order to make a joint using a straightedge
Pressing the floor covering down at the joints
Rolling the floor covering and getting rid of air bubbles
Vacuuming the surface of the floor covering

III. Hot welding of PVC floor covering

Arranging two floor covering panels parallel to each other
Milling of the floor covering (making grooves)
Hot welding of the floor covering - fusing a rope into the connecting groove

Cutting the fused rope to level - two times
Cleaning the welding location

IV. Unrolling the floor covering onto the wall

Drawing the desired height of the baseboard (usually 10 cm)
Applying a layer of adhesive on the wall
Gluing the floor covering to the wall
Heating the floor covering with a heater so that it is more flexible
Appropriately rounding the floor covering in order to maintain the right angle
Making cuts in the corners: internal and external

Milling the joints (making grooves)
Hot welding of the floor covering - fusing a rope into the connecting groove
Cutting the fused rope to level
Cleaning the welding location
Cleaning the adhesive from the baseboard
Acrylic sealing of the floor covering-to-wall joint

V. Installation of carpet slats

Laying out the slats to the walls
Cutting the carpet slats to size
Making holes in the walls
Inserting expansion bolts into the holes
Screwing the slat to the wall

Installation of ends and corners at the ends of the slats
Cutting extra floor covering strips
Tearing off the tape protecting surfaces with glue
Filling the slats with floor covering strips
Pressing down the strips in the slat
Acrylic sealing of the floor covering-to-wall joint

VI. Installation of the threshold strip

Measurement of the strip
Cutting the aluminum threshold strip to size
Making holes in the floor

Inserting expansion bolts into the holes
Screwing down the threshold strip

VII. Acrylic sealing of the PVC floor covering

Vacuuming and cleaning the surface
Pouring the ripping agent
Spreading the ripping agent
Mechanical removal of old protective layers and dirt
Collecting the ripping agent

Washing the surface with clean water
Applying the 1st layer
Applying the 2nd layer
Applying the 3rd layer
Hardening of the layers by polishing

It should be noted that we have the specialist equipment necessary for installing floor coverings (e.g. welding heater, floor sander or sets of special cutting tools) and all accessories (like adhesives, skirting boards and thresholds, staircase profiles, installation adhesives, smoothing and repairing materials for surfaces, and many others). The set of equipment and accessories we need to collect to set off to work is a cost of at least PLN 30,000. Plus, you need to add to this a specially prepared car.