What is floor protection? Protecting you're new flooring from other trade work being undertaken or accidents occurring during a new build or renovation is crucial in eliminating any potential accidental damage that may occur from other trades.
What floor protection do you recommend?
We recommend THOR form-A-guard floor protection. Australian made product exclusively designed for the building and construction industry where protecting finished surfaces and eliminating defects is essential. Protecting from scratches and scuff marks for engineered timber floors, hybrid waterproof flooring, laminate flooring, tiled floors, vinyl floors , polished concrete (Cured Sealed Finished Surfaces), bench tops, bath tubs and shower bases.
How do I install the floor protection?
THOR form-A-guard can be applied in the following 3 easy steps: This quick and easy application ensures THOR form-A-guard remains a market leader in its category. *It is advised that periodic checks should be conducted on the THOR Edge/Membrane Tape after one month of application to ensure clean removal.
1. Apply THOR Edge/Membrane Tape to a cured, sealed or finished surface that is clean and free of any dust or residue.
2. Roll out the THOR form-A-guard to cover the cured, sealed or finished surface, overlapping each run
3. Use THOR Joining Tape to join the overlapped THOR form-A-guard. THOR Joining Tape can also be used to secure the edges of the THOR form-A-guard if required for prevention of dust or residue migration. If securing edges, apply a maximum 1 metre strip of THOR Joining Tape allowing a minimum of 1 meter spacing between runs and ensure the THOR Joining Tape is applied to the THOR Edge/Membrane Tape only.
How do I purchase floor protection? Simply shop online with Australia Wide shipping options.
Conclusion
Don't cut corners to save on project costs by not installing floor protection when it is required, by simply protecting any new floor covering installed in your renovation or new build will avoid any unnecessary extra costs on potential accidents on sites.