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• The system is quick and easy to fit.
  
  
• The fitter retains full view throughout the fitting, allow the placing and cutting of the floor to be carried out precisely. This is particularly helpful when fitting laminate and wood flooring.
  
  
• Once the fitting of the floor has been completed, the fitter places the relevant profile into the uPVC track and pushes down.
  

• Once in place, the top is firm and secure. However the system allows for the tops to be removed and replaced wfthout damaging the flooring, should a change of decor be required at a later date.
  
  
• There are no visible fixing screws, thus providing a neat and attractive finish.
  
  
• The system is available at sensible prices, affordable for all installations.
  

• The profiles conform fully to British Standard, providing a durable and hardwearing surface.
  
  
• Stock lengths, 8mm profiles available in 2700mm and 900mm lengths, 14mm profiles available in 2700mm length only.
  
  
• Packing: 8mm profiles 12 x 2700mm/36 x 900mm, 14mm profiles 6 x 2700mm. Each tube/box comes with the equivalent metreage of single or double, predrilled uPVC track, together with fixing screws.

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Fitting Instructions
1.) The uPVC track should be glued, screwed and plugged down, using Morley Fast Setting Gripper Adhesive, and screws provided.
2.) The track can be bent and shaped to the line of the floor you want to lay. The track supplied, is slotted to allow shaping to the contour of the floor.
3.) If fitting onto a concrete floor, lay the track in place, mark the screw hole positions, then drill and plug. For both wood and concrete floors, apply a thin bead of Morley Fast Setting Gripper Adhesive to the underside of the u PVC track, screw and plug at both ends of the track first, push the track to the contour of the floor and screw and plug the remaining holes.
4.) Lay the flooring up and onto the uPVC track, leaving an expansion gap for laminate and wood flooring (see flooring manufacturers recommendations).
5.) Once the base track and flooring are in place, choose the appropriate top and apply heat. The heat can be applied by hot air gun. Gently move the gun up and down the profile until you feel the profile softening in your hands. The more heat you apply, the softer it becomes. The difficulty of bend will dictate how much heat you apply. N.B. PLEASE BE CAREFUL. DO NOT APPLY TOO MUCH HEAT:
NB! ! When applying the heat, please ensure that the nozzle is ALWAYS at least 6" 1'50mm from the surface of the profile top. Applying too much heat may distort the profile shape.
Other options of heat appliance are hot water. Simply pass the chosen top through the water very slowly, pausing from time to time to let the heat take effect. Dry off the profile, and then angle the profile at one end and push firmly into the track.
6.) Move along the length of the track, shaping it to the contour, pushing in the top so that the profile sits flush against the surface of the flooring. It may be necessary to apply more heat as you go down the track
7.) When the top is firmly in place, inspect the edges either side, there maybe the odd ripple. If this is so, gently apply more heat and push the ripple down, it will cool flush to the surface of the flooring. Please ensure that you do not scorch
the flooring.

NB!! When bending the cover and ramp profile, please do not attempt a radius of less than 400mm when bending. The square profile, do not attempt a radius of less than 600mm.