Board Replacement for Engineered GlueDown HardWood Floors

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Board Replacement for Engineered Glue-Down
HardWood Floors
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Why Replace a Board?

• Damage to existing board
• Manufacturing defect
• Aesthetic changes

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Tools to be Used
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Layout the Areas to be Cut

• With a marking pen layout the areas to be cut
• approximately ½ from the side joints

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Drill Holes at the Corners to Prevent Damage to
Adjoining Boards
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Cutting the Areas Marked

• Care must be taken not to cut into adjoining
  boards

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Setting the Saw to cut the thickness of the board
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Make a Cut Down the Center for Easy Removal
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Carefully Remove the End Pieces
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Release the Remaining ½ of the Edge Loose from
the Adhesive
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Clean any Remaining the Adhesive to a Thin Residue
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Mark the Replacement Board to Length
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Cut the Board to Length
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Remove the Bottom of the Groove on the Side and
End
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Apply the Adhesive to the Back of the Material
with a Notched Spreader
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Optional Place a Bead of Glue on the Top of the
Tongue
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Insert the Tongue and Drop into Place
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Clean and Fill as Necessary
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Weight Overnight if Necessary