Post #35 — RM Flooring
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- May 4, 2026 9:07pm PDT
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Here's a pro tip that'll save you headaches (and money): acclimation is non-negotiable. Whether you're installing hardwood or vinyl plank, let your flooring sit in the room for 48-72 hours before installation. Why? Hardwood naturally expands and contracts with humidity changes, and vinyl needs to adjust to room temperature. Skip this step and you might end up with buckling, gaps, or premature wear—trust us, ripping up flooring is way more expensive than waiting a few days. Your flooring will settle into your home's climate and perform beautifully for years. At RM Flooring, we always make sure our customers know this—it's the difference between a floor that lasts and one that causes regrets. What's the biggest mistake you've heard about when it comes to flooring installation?
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