Glueless Click-Lock
Definition of Glueless Click-Lock
This is a type of floating floor that consists of interlocking planks or tiles that fit tightly together to create a seamless and stable floor covering.
Glueless click-lock flooring utilizes a tongue and groove system. This ensures the planks of laminate, wood, or vinyl flooring fit together tightly and securely without being glued or nailed down.
The glueless click-lock system cuts back floor installation time and provides sufficient support for use in areas with high foot traffic, such as classrooms.
The video below shows you how glueless click-lock engineered hardwood floors are installed.
Example of Glueless Click-Lock in a Sentence
“Most engineered wood species, like oak, hickory, and maple, are approved for installation over radiant heating systems using the glueless click-lock method.”
Synonyms:
- Planks
- Tiles
- Tongue and groove
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