Prepare the Work Area: Ensure the work area is clean, dry, and free from any debris. Lay out the PVC flooring rolls in the desired pattern, leaving enough overlap at the seams for welding.

Cut and Position the Flooring Rolls: Measure and cut the PVC flooring rolls to fit the area you're covering. Lay them out in position, ensuring they are properly aligned and butted together with minimal gap.

Preheat the Welding Torch: If you're using a hot air welding torch, turn it on and allow it to reach the appropriate temperature. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for the specific torch you're using.

Select the Welding Wire: Choose a compatible welding wire for PVC flooring. The wire should be of the same material as the flooring for the best results.

Prepare the Welding Wire: Insert the welding wire into the welding gun . Make sure it's securely in place.

Welding Process:

Start at one end of the seam. Hold the welding torch at a slight angle, directing the heat and air flow onto the seam.

As you move the torch along the seam, simultaneously feed the welding wire into the groove between the flooring rolls. The heat from the torch melts the PVC material, and the welding wire fills the gap, creating a strong bond.

Maintain a consistent speed and temperature to ensure uniform welding along the entire seam.

Continue this process until you reach the end of the seam.

Smooth Out Seams: After welding, use a seam roller to press down on the welded seam. This helps to ensure a tight bond and smooth transition between the flooring rolls.

Cooling and Cleanup: Allow the welded seams to cool completely before walking or placing any heavy objects on them. Clean up any excess welding wire or debris from the installation area.

Inspect and Test: Once the welding is complete and the flooring has cooled, inspect the seams for any imperfections or areas that may need touch-up welding. Test the integrity of the seams by gently pulling on them to ensure they are securely bonded.