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TO WELD OR NOT TO WELD....

Net fit or weld

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SAVE YOURSELF TIME AND MONEY

Marmoleum does not shrink over time when properly installed. That means welding, in the majority of cases, is not required. Skilled installers can make perfect joints without using a welding cord.

With a proper Marmoleum installation you will have a water resistant floor – one that can be cleaned with water, even when not welded.

If there is no specific requirement to weld, save yourself the time and money by having less steps and stick to the net fit seam installation.

Marmoleum installation manual
Linoleum page

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BENEFITS OF NET FIT

• Improved aesthetics with no weld lines to disrupt the visual and accent the seams
• Improved environmental performance with substantial reduction in CO2 footprint by eliminating the use of a high wattage heat gun for installation of weld rods.
• Reduced overall installed cost and time

While remaining
• Water resistant
• Bacteriostatic, 3rd party research shows that net fit seams are as hygienic as heat welded sheet vinyl.

Net fit seams 2

Installation with Marmoweld

WHEN IS WELDING USED?

Welding could be required or even prescribed in certain situations. Also local laws or regulations could make that you need to make sure you put a welding cord between two sheets.

There are many matching colours in our welding rods both in uni coloured and multi coloured. For design or decorative reasons a non matching colour is chosen so this welding cord is highlighting the floor.

Watch the video HOW TO WELD LINOLEUM

Welding uni vs multicolour

Uni colour welding rod vs multi coloured welding rod

Vivace with uni welding rod

Uni colour welding rod used

Multi coloured welding rod in Vivace

Multi colour welding rod used

Welding rod technical information

  • MSDS Welding rod Marmoweld

    MSDS
    Weld rod

  • Marmoleum Standard Sheet + Decibel Installation

    Installation instructions