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Installation Instructions

Engineered Hardwood Plywood Flooring

Visit homelegend.com for latest version of installation instructions.

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Products Included

Approved Grade Levels

Approved Installation Methods

All Engineered Hardwood Plywood

Tongue and Groove

On Grade.

Above Grade.

Below Grade

Primary Methods: Nail/Cleat/Staple or

Full Spread Glue.

Optional Method: Floating with Edge Glue

Owner/Installer Responsibility

The owner is advised to be at home during the installation for consultation/direction. The owner and installer should discuss installation and

layout to maximize satisfaction. If this is not possible, consultation should be done prior to installation. Installers should be familiar with

installation guidelines from National Wood Flooring Association (woodfloors.org).

The owner/installer assumes all responsibility for product quality of completed installation.

PERFORM PRE-INSTALL INSPECTION. FOR CLAIMS PURPOSES, YOU ARE ALLOWED TO OPEN UP TO 4 BOXES FOR PRODUCT INSPECTION. DO NOT OPEN

ALL THE BOXES. OPENING ALL THE BOXES CONSTITUTES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THE PRODUCT. INSPECT ALL THE PLANKS IN THESE 4 BOXES CAREFULLY.

EXAMINE FLOORING FOR COLOR, FINISH AND QUALITY. IF YOU DISCOVER THAT PRODUCTS ARE DEFECTIVE, OR IF MATERIAL IS QUESTIONABLE, YOU

SHOULD CONTACT THE RETAILER. IF YOU ARE SATISFIED, PROCEED WITH INSTALLATION.

The length of the each plank in any box can vary from 12 inches to the maximum full length stated on the packaging or other product

descriptions. Each box can contain all full length boards or a combination of full length and shorter boards. There is no specific percentage of

product length distribution.

Prior to installation, rack up planks from several boxes to ensure uniform distribution of colors, shades and characters in the installed flooring.

Planks having similar widths should be placed together in the same row to minimize gaps between boards.

Hardwood floors are natural products containing natural variations. Variations in color, tone, grain, mineral streaks, small knots and other

characters are found from plank to plank. Similar variations exist between samples, pictures and purchased flooring. They are normal and it

does not mean the product is defective.

Flooring to be installed in one large area should be purchased at the same time. Product purchased at a later time than the first purchase

may vary beyond your expectations.

Accessories, trims and moldings are manufactured to coordinate with the varied appearances of the floor planks. Any exact matches are

coincidental. Non-matching accessories are not defective products.

This product is manufactured according to strict quality standards. In the event that defects are discovered in the field, the industry

standards permit a defect tolerance not to exceed 5%. The defects may be of any type, whether manufactured or natural. Order an

additional 5% extra for cutting wastage and grading allowances (10% for diagonal installations).

During installation, inspect the planks continuously. Defects that can be seen from a standing position should be cut off or the plank held out.

Installing defective planks implies acceptance.

Squeaking and clicking noises are the result of interactions among flooring, joists and subfloors when they move. Limiting the movements of

the flooring system usually eliminates most of these noises. Sometimes, it is impossible to eliminate them completely and minor squeaking

or clicking noises are to be accepted as normal flooring phenomenon. Minor scratches can generally be repaired with the use of putty, stain

or filler. It is an industry standard practice of flooring installation and it should be accepted as normal by the home owner.

WARNING: CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS

This product and generate wood dust and emit formaldehyde which are known to the State of California to cause cancer.

CAUTION: ASBESTOS IN EXISTING FLOOR

Home Legend product does not contain asbestos. Existing installed resilient flooring and asphaltic adhesive may contain asbestos fillers

or crystalline silica. Do not sand, dry sweep, dry scrape, drill, saw, bead-blast, or mechanically chip or pulverize existing resilient

flooring, backing, lining felt, asphaltic “cutback” adhesive or other adhesive. See “Recommended Work Practices for Removal of

Resilient Floor Coverings” (rfci.com) for detailed information and instructions on removing all resilient covering structures.

CAUTION: WOOD DUST

Sawing, sanding and machining wood products can produce wood dust. It can cause respiratory, skin and eye irritation. Avoid prolonged

exposure to wood dust. Power tools should be equipped with a dust collector. If possible, perform dust generating activities outdoors. If

high dust levels are encountered, use an appropriate NIOSH-designated dust mask.

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Installation Instructions Engineered Hardwood Plywood Flooring Visit homelegend.com for latest version of installation instructions. Doc. ID: 125 Re

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Doc. ID: 125 Rev: 2 Effective: 2/24/2014 Page | 10 Finishing Touches • Clean the floor. • Use matching putty where necessary • Install or reinst

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Doc. ID: 125 Rev: 2 Effective: 2/24/2014 Page | 11 Care and Maintenance Daily Maintenance 1. Sweep dust mop or vacuum your floor regularly to remov

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Doc. ID: 125 Rev: 2 Effective: 2/24/2014 Page | 12 Warranty This flooring product comes with a Home Legend Limited Wear Warranty. The warranty app

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Doc. ID: 125 Rev: 2 Effective: 2/24/2014 Page | 2 If You Need More Information To assure the warranty is not inadvertently voided, before proceedin

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Doc. ID: 125 Rev: 2 Effective: 2/24/2014 Page | 3 Light Weight Concrete It is concrete which rated strength is less than 3000 psi. Perform a quick

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Doc. ID: 125 Rev: 2 Effective: 2/24/2014 Page | 4 openings-with or without door. Note: Floor areas interrupted by wall sections extending out of t

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Doc. ID: 125 Rev: 2 Effective: 2/24/2014 Page | 5 Bond Failure Bond failure is NOT flooring product defect. Most installation failures, including

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Doc. ID: 125 Rev: 2 Effective: 2/24/2014 Page | 6 Pre-Install Activities • Lay out the board from several cartons. Rack the boards to give you th

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Doc. ID: 125 Rev: 2 Effective: 2/24/2014 Page | 7 Nail Down Installation Step 1 – Establish a Starting Line • Lay out the direction of the floor.

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Doc. ID: 125 Rev: 2 Effective: 2/24/2014 Page | 8 Glue-Down Installation PLEASE NOTE: ANY GLUE WHICH GETS ONTO THE SURFACE OF THE FLOOR MUST BE R

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Doc. ID: 125 Rev: 2 Effective: 2/24/2014 Page | 9 Floating Installation Step 1 – How to Apply the Glue • Use adhesive or glue which is formula

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