Flooring tool set Wolfcraft WF6978000 — 3-piece vinyl plank installation kit

Wolfcraft WF6978000 — 3-piece vinyl plank installation kit provides the essential tools for laying floating vinyl floors. The set is designed to align, tap and gently force vinyl planks into place while protecting plank edges and profiles. It streamlines typical installation tasks such as joining edges, closing end joints and adjusting panel positions without causing surface or profile damage.

Advantages

The kit includes three purpose-built tools that work together to reduce installation time and the need for improvised parts. Each tool is shaped and finished to avoid marking or chipping plank edges while delivering controlled tapping and pressure. Materials and dimensions are chosen to give stable leverage and allow precise adjustments in tight spaces. The lightweight components are easy to handle for both DIY users and professional installers.

Suitable for

• Floating vinyl plank flooring installation
• Adjusting and aligning planks near walls and obstacles
• Closing end joints and interlocking panels
• Small repair and replacement work on vinyl floors

Key specifications

• Set composition: three installation tools designed for vinyl plank work
• Primary function: alignment, tapping and gentle forcing of planks
• Edge protection: shaped contact surfaces to minimise marking
• Suitable floor type: floating vinyl plank systems
• User category: suitable for both DIY and professional installers

How to use

Position the first plank and use the alignment tool to hold panels at the correct angle while engaging the locking profile. Use the tapping tool to apply controlled impact along the plank edge to seat the joint; strike the tool with a soft-faced hammer if necessary to avoid direct blows to the plank. For end joints and tight fits near walls, employ the forcing tool to push panels together evenly until the profile locks. Inspect joins after each row and correct alignment before proceeding to the next row.

Usage recommendations

Use a soft-faced hammer or mallet when tapping to prevent surface damage. Keep tools clean and free of debris to avoid scratching profiles. When working close to walls, check recommended expansion gaps for your vinyl plank system and avoid excessive force that could deform locking profiles.