Curling/Cupping or Edge Lifting

Curling/Cupping or Edge Lifting

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Cupping

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Cupping

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Cupping

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Cupping

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Edges are higher than the center

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Cupping

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Dry cupping

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Edges are higher than the center

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Edges are higher than the center

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Check expansion space

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Floor locked in place

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Check floor flatness

Laminate - Squeaking - Popping noise 334 (2)

Flatness issues

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Floor temperature

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Rh and Temp

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Cupping

8-Aug 16 2021 12_38pm-2fcs

Cupping

Professional Testing 1

Device Used to measure Sample Change

Professional Testing 2

Sample showing .75 inch curl

Curling with dog

Curling

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What you need to know

Side curling or edge lifting are conditions related to resilient plank or tile flooring where the edges of the planks are higher than the centers. This condition is often visible in areas where lighting strikes across the floor accentuating the issue. It can occur due to

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