Peaked End Joints
What you need to know
End joint peaking is a condition where the ends of the planks or tiles are raised. This condition is often visible in areas where lighting strikes across the floor accentuating the issue and can occur due to manufacturing-related issues, site contaminants such as abatement chemicals, environmental issues, and improper installation.
Cracked LVT Over Existing Tile
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LVT Buckled over Concrete/Wood Subfloor
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Peaking End Joints
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Page under Construction Peaking is a physical condition in which the edges of 2 planks or tiles push up against...
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Uni-Push Joint Damage
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Noise-Snap Crackle Pop and Squeaks
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Maintenance
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Telegraphing
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