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How To Install & Grout Mannington Vinyl Tile Floor By #DAVEBLAKE License Tile Contractor http://howtotile.us my awesome website How To Install Vinyl Tile &Grout DuraCeramic Armstrong Right with Secret Trade Tips. Click Link    • How To Install Vinyl Tile &Grout DuraCeram...   How To Install Ditra Uncoupling Membrane by Schluter In 3 Easy Steps #daveblake License Tile Contr Click Link    • How To Install Ditra Uncoupling Membrane b...   Measure the wall farthest from the door you enter the room by. Find the wall's center line and snap a chalk line to the wall opposite. 2 Dry fit your tiles onto the floor to check their fit. Set the first tile down on the chalk line against the wall you measured. Set the next tiles down evenly out to each side. This will give you a balanced tile installation with cut tiles on the perimeter of the room and a full set of tiles visible as you enter the room. Make sure that the arrows on the tiles are all pointing the same way, unless otherwise indicated on the tile carton. 3 Blend the tiles as you dry fit them by taking them from several boxes at a time. This prevents colors from clumping up together on the floor, and provides the most realistic-looking installation. 4 Cut the tiles to fit the perimeter of the room using a vinyl tile cutter. Place the tiles on the cutter's tray with the area to be cut lined up with the blade. Depress the blade to cut through the tile. 5 Take the tiles up off the floor in the opposite order you laid them down in and stack them nearby for easy reach. 6 Spread a small amount of adhesive onto the floor beginning on the chalk line against the wall you measured. Comb the adhesive with the trowel and allow the adhesive to sit for a few minutes until the valleys in the adhesive begin to look clear. Do not allow all the adhesive to become clear. 7 Set the tiles into the adhesive in the same pattern you dry fit them in. Snug the tiles up against one another as you work; channels are cut into the edges of the tiles to allow for grout joints without the tiles needing extra spacing. 8 Roll the entire floor with a 100-pound floor roller. Push the roller over the floor in overlapping strokes to help bond the tiles to the adhesive. 9 Spread the acrylic grout between the tiles designed to look like stone with a grout float designed for vinyl tile use. The grout joints between the tiles is extremely shallow; work carefully to push the grout into the joints from several angles and take care not to scrape it back out of the joints again as you work. 10 Clean the excess grout off of the surface of the tiles with a damp grout sponge. Work the sponge in circles over the surface of the tiles and carefully shape the edges of the grout joints with the sides of the sponge. Take care not to wash the grout out of the tiles. Allow the grout to cure for 24 hours.