Vented Floor Tile Ramp Section

Installing Vented interlocking tiles is a quick and straightforward process that can typically be completed by the customer. Follow these simple steps for a seamless installation:

1. Prepare the Surface: Ensure the subfloor is clean and free from dirt, grease, or debris for a smooth installation.
2. Mark Your Starting Point: Snap a chalk line 40cm (400mm) from one wall, then another 40cm from an adjacent wall. These lines should intersect at a 90-degree angle, serving as a guide for laying the tiles.
3. Lay the Tiles: Begin placing the interlocking tiles along the chalk lines, snapping them securely into place as you go.
4. Finish the Main Area: Continue installing the tiles, leaving the perimeter open until all full tiles are in place.
5. Cut to Fit: Once the main area is covered, cut the remaining tiles to fit along the walls. No expansion gap is needed, as Vented tiles do not expand or contract with temperature changes.
6. Cutting Methods: The easiest cutting method is with a guillotine, but if unavailable, alternatives such as rotary disc cutters, circular saws, jigsaws (with a fine blade for timber), or band saws can also be used.

By following these steps, you’ll achieve a professional, long-lasting installation with minimal effort.