If like me you find that different laminates require differing fitting styles ie i fitted a KAINDL product yesterday.I lock the sides to make a full length to "drop-in" (hope you still follow).This is how i usually commit to the task BUT i couldnt with this type of click board.I locked each side one by one and clicked in but the previous board wanted to pull loose!.By applying some weight on the previous board about a halfway by using a part box of boards that i can slide along the run which means i part bend the last board to allow the new board to slot in hope this helps.
there are a few products that you have to fit how you descrided. Use a pack of wood to stop the boarding jumping out.
Another laminate tip is this!.As EWE gnaw that laminates are slippy so if you have a few boards sat about whilst installation and the customer has a peek and a nosey then it is safer to turn the board the over so that the client is aware that the hazard is present.Me! i just wear camouflage.
