Flooring Click System: Interlocking planks that snap into place without adhesive

Flooring Click System is an innovative installation method used in hardwood, Hybrid, laminate, and vinyl flooring products. It involves specially designed interlocking edges on each plank or tile, allowing them to fit together seamlessly without the need for glue or nails.
The Flooring Click System is an innovative installation method used in hardwood, laminate, and vinyl flooring products. It involves specially designed interlocking edges on each plank or tile, allowing them to fit together seamlessly without the need for glue or nails.

How It Works

• The planks or tiles are aligned and angled into place.
• With a simple click or press, the edges securely lock together, forming a tight seam.
• The locking mechanism holds the flooring firmly in place while allowing for natural expansion and contraction.

Types of Click Systems in Hardwood Flooring

1. Angling Click (Angle-Tap):
   • Planks are angled and clicked down into place.
   • Often requires tapping with a rubber mallet to secure.
2. Drop-Lock Click:
   • Planks are laid flat, and the next plank is dropped directly into place.
   • Common for quicker installations.
3. 5G Click System:
   • A newer, advanced system with a fold-down locking mechanism on the short edge.
   • Ensures a more secure and seamless connection.

Advantages of Click Systems

• Easy DIY Installation: No professional tools or adhesives required.
• Time-Efficient: Faster installation compared to traditional methods.
• Cost-Effective: Lower labor costs due to easier installation.
• Durability: Provides a stable and secure flooring surface.
• Flexibility: Easy to remove and replace individual planks if needed.

Application in Hardwood Flooring

In hardwood flooring, the click system is typically used in engineered hardwood products rather than traditional solid hardwood. Engineered hardwood with a click system provides the authentic look of real wood while being easier and more stable for installation, especially over concrete or heated subfloors.