🪜 Laminate Flooring Aluminum Kneepads by EZARC Review

So not sure if this is for what it's listed for - the suction power is pretty terrible. It's well done, but it sucks, mostly sucks, and not the way you want it to be.

My fiancé has lived in the same house for several years. The soil slowly began to dissolve. They fixed it quickly and helped straighten it back out.

I had to replace 7 or 8 boards on the floor due to water damage from a major spill. Needless to say the gaps got huge which was time consuming since I didn't do the whole floor. Fixed in about 10 minutes!

I'm always a bit skeptical about these "sets" but I was pleasantly surprised. The suction block is solid metal and the hammer is actually good quality. The suction cups grabbed the wooden boards well and filling the gaps wasn't a problem. I have used it on a premium Junckers 3/4" hardwood floating floor and cannot recommend this tool. Good product!

Bought in the middle of a 900 square foot facility. Lay laminate. It is a pity that I did not purchase this product at the beginning of the installation. This made the whole joining of the joints so much easier, especially when space was limited, that you simply couldn't otherwise exert any pressure on the joints. Worked great for later rooms too. Knee pads and a hammer were an added bonus as all three items were really needed.

About three years ago we had a floating laminated wood floor laid, and over time four joints formed in the clearly visible passage area. I still don't quite understand how this happened as the boards were originally installed clean and tight. From research, this appears to be due to fluctuations in temperature, humidity, and humidity. At first I thought the repair would be expensive. I never thought we could buy a tool and fix it ourselves. I stumbled across this EZARC Floor Gap Fixer Tool from