Preparing the Original Floor Before Installation for Maximum Efficiency of the Click Lock System
From the Before picture, it can be seen that the original floor was dark-toned tile, and some areas required cleaning and proper surface preparation before starting work. Installing flooring in a large, commercially used area requires a thorough inspection of the subfloor's levelness, smoothness, and strength.
After completing the site preparation, the technician team began laying the SPC planks using the Click Lock system. They arranged the planks continuously so the overall wood pattern flowed without interruption, helping to reduce visual dividing lines within the room.
The Wood Series by King SPC utilizes a Click Lock system that allows for glue-free installation. It also features waterproof and termite-proof properties, and is easy to clean and maintain, according to the brand's product information.
Detailing Work Around Pillars and Service Points within the Lounge
The challenge of this job site was not only its large total area but also the presence of multiple pillars, curved pillar bases, floor service hatches, and connection points between different areas.
The installation team had to carefully measure and cut the planks in each area to perfectly fit the site's layout, while controlling the direction of the wood pattern to ensure continuity. The Detail image around the pillar base demonstrates the plank alignment and edge finishing, which helps the new floor blend seamlessly with the project's original decor.
These details are highly crucial for a Lounge project because it is an open space where users can view the floor from multiple angles. Maintaining the pattern alignment and the spacing around building elements helps the overall appearance look neat and professional.