[ontap]

Ok folks years ago I saw a vinal floor installer use a product to seal the two edges of final flooring together. He just applied it to the top of the two pieces and it melted them together. Does any one know what product I'm refering to?

[campaignPete R-CT]

https://www.lowes.com/pl/Sheet-vinyl-seams—Flooring-adhesives-Glues-Glues-tapes/4294417386?refinement=1153953029

Seal the seams
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And remember, overlap the two sheets & cut using a straight edge

[mep3]

Robert’s vinyl seam sealer?

[mabarker1]

https://www.armstrongflooring.com › commercial › en-in › products › hom › medintech-plus.html
Medintech Plus | Armstrong Flooring Commercial
Single layered, homogenous vinyl sheet flooring. ‘T’ wear resistance for lasting performance. 36 stunning shades. TRUESHIELD coating for easy maintenance. clean room certified as per ASTM F 51 00. Specially used in sterile and aseptic areas. Made of 100% virgin vinyl. No heavy metals used.

I have installed this before. It’s Heat welded at the seams. Sheets glued down then a “V” notch is cut at the seam then a strip of filler is Heat Welded in place.

This is the flooring used in Medical applications like ER and Operating Rooms to provide a germ free area because of the welded seams there’s reduced/no place for Germs/Bacteria/Blood and Body fluids to hide.

Special Tools required.

Find a competent Professional Installer to do the job.

[Dr. Sivana]

Sounds only slightly more promising than flooring the final ceiling.

[Born to Conserve]

Bah! Humbug! Half inch battleship linoleum is the only way to go. Grrrr!