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    Vinyl floor tile roller

    Postby mikekerin » Sat Mar 08, 2008 12:30 pm

    I am intending to lay Amtico tiles on my kitchen floor. Amtico recommend rolling the tiles with a 100lb (45kg) roller 1 - 2 hrs after laying. I have searched the internet and tool catalogues in vain for such a roller. Does anyone know where I could hire or purchase such a tool?
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    Postby ALDA » Sat Mar 08, 2008 8:28 pm

    MK,

    YOU COULD IMPROVISE, USE A WATER FILLED GRASS/LAWN ROLLER .

    A STEEL GRASS/LAWN ROLLER WOULD WORK ALSO.

    IN BOTH CASES, USE OF A SHEET LAYED OVER THE VINYL TILES WOULD PROTECT TILES FROM DAMAGE.

    A PINT OF WATER WEIGHS 1lb SO DOING THE MATHS YOU WOULD NEED TO AQUIRE A WATER FILLED ROLLER WITH A MINIMUM CAPACITY OF
    12 1/2 GALLON.

    I HAVE SEEN THESE ROLLERS IN GARDEN CENTRES BUT CANT SAY WHAT FILLED WEIGHT IS!

    ALDA.
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    Postby rosebery » Mon Mar 10, 2008 10:04 am

    I know the sort you mean - only about 3 or 4" diameter and very heavy.

    Have you tried a flooring shop?

    Cheers
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    Postby mellosoul » Fri Mar 14, 2008 8:17 pm

    A local hire-it shop should let you use one for a daily rate as purchasing oneis expensive just for one or two jobs but be careful they are heavy.
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