FAQs – Technical Information

Yes – all floors are made to order, helping to keep waste to a minimum. We also provide a plan of your space, with your design mapped over the drawings you supply, so you can see exactly how it will fit.

Domestic-grade vinyl is fitted like standard vinyl. We recommend laying it flat in the installation space for 48 hours before fixing. Commercial-grade vinyl follows similar guidelines – lay it flat for 48 hours so it can adapt to the room temperature.

 Please see the following:

• G-Floor Installation Guidelines
• G-Floor Slip Test
• G-Floor Fire Certificate
• GFG Tech Data v1.03

No. If the outside temperature is below freezing or very cold, do not unroll the flooring until it has warmed up to room temperature. Cold flooring can become brittle and may crack when unrolled.

Our vinyl flooring comes in 3m widths, which means most domestic spaces can be covered with a single piece.

As the designs are made of hundreds of images, we can print as large or as small as you want.

The designs are printed onto the back of clear vinyl, making them extremely durable and long-lasting.

Yes, we provide both temporary and industrial grades. Industrial vinyl is available in two finishes: wood-grain and ceramic.

 Our commercial-grade vinyl is suitable for:

• Schools and nurseries
• Retail spaces
• Trade shows and convention centres
• Sports arenas
• Bars, restaurants, and theatres
• Showrooms
• Domestic spaces including bathrooms

Yes – all floors are made to order, helping to keep waste to a minimum. We also provide a plan of your space, with your design mapped over the drawings you supply, so you can see exactly how it will fit.

Domestic-grade vinyl is fitted like standard vinyl. We recommend laying it flat in the installation space for 48 hours before fixing. Commercial-grade vinyl follows similar guidelines – lay it flat for 48 hours so it can adapt to the room temperature.

 Please see the following:

• G-Floor Installation Guidelines
• G-Floor Slip Test
• G-Floor Fire Certificate
• GFG Tech Data v1.03

No. If the outside temperature is below freezing or very cold, do not unroll the flooring until it has warmed up to room temperature. Cold flooring can become brittle and may crack when unrolled.

• Cut in neatly around walls and edges, as with standard vinyl flooring.

• Use a clear weld rod.
• Take care when grooving not to cut away too much of the graphic layer on the back of the G-Floor.

• Once installation is complete, the floor must be professionally sealed.
• This creates a watertight finish, protecting against moisture and ensuring long-term durability. Make sure any surface water does not linger for a long period as it can create white marks.

Terry Thurgood

Email: terry@apolloflooring.co.uk
website: www.apolloflooring.co.uk

Phone: 07859 908183

• Ensure the subfloor is flat, clean, dry, and free from debris.
• Any imperfections can show through the finished floor.

• Position the G-Floor in place.
• Allow it to relax flat before fixing.

• Pull the G-Floor back and spread adhesive evenly.
• Recommended adhesive: Mapei Ecofix pressure-sensitive (alternatives such as Uzin may also be used).
• Use a paint roller to press down the surface of the glue, so trowel marks do not show through.

• Overlap adjoining sheets by 10–50 mm.
• Cut through both layers at once for a precise, tight join.

• Cut in neatly around walls and edges, as with standard vinyl flooring.

• Use a clear weld rod.
• Take care when grooving not to cut away too much of the graphic layer on the back of the G-Floor.

• Once installation is complete, the floor must be professionally sealed.
• This creates a watertight finish, protecting against moisture and ensuring long-term durability. Make sure any surface water does not linger for a long period as it can create white marks.

Terry Thurgood

Email: terry@apolloflooring.co.uk
website: www.apolloflooring.co.uk

Phone: 07859 908183