Flooring Tools & Accessories
When transforming your space make sure you have everything you need from our flooring tools and accessories range. With everything from screws to trims, levelling compound and so much more, we have everything you need to tackle your flooring projects with ease. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a DIY enthusiast, our selection of floor tools and accessories caters to all skill levels and preferences. Say goodbye to uneven edges and hello to flawless finishes.
FAQs:
What tools do I need to lay flooring?
You’ll likely need a few different tools to ensure a smooth and efficient installation process. Here’s a list of our top recommendations:
- Tape measure: for accurate measurements of the flooring area.
- Utility knife: used for cutting flooring materials to size.
- Hammer: necessary for securing nails or gently tapping flooring into place.
- Pry bar: helps in removing old flooring or baseboards.
- Flooring saw: specifically designed for cutting flooring materials, such as laminate or hardwood.
- Undercut saw: used to trim door casings and other obstacles for a seamless fit.
- Nail gun or flooring nailer: for securing flooring with nails or staples.
- Tapping block: protects flooring edges while tapping boards into place.
- Spacers: ensure even expansion gaps between flooring and walls.
- Level: ensures the subfloor and flooring are even.
- Knee pads: provides comfort and protection during long periods of kneeling.
- Rubber mallet: helps gently tap flooring into place without damaging it.
- Adhesive spreader: for applying adhesive on subfloors.
- Pull bar: assists in fitting the last row of flooring snugly.
- Safety gear: including goggles and gloves to protect against dust and debris.
What is the best tool to cut flooring?
The best tool to cut flooring depends on the material. For laminate flooring, a laminate cutter ensures clean cuts without chipping. Hardwood flooring is best cut with a flooring or miter saw for precision. Vinyl plank flooring can be cut using a utility knife or vinyl cutter. Engineered wood flooring is suited for a flooring saw or circular saw. Tile flooring requires a tile cutter or wet saw.