🌿 REXBETI Laminate Wood Flooring Installation Kit - Includes 30 Spacers, Enhanced Tapping Block, Pull Bar, and Mallet (Black) Review

Great price. I bought 2 sets because I have quite a large space to fill and because I like to misplace my tools. The little hammers that come with the kit are useless. You can work on very thin floors. But a rubber mallet works great with this set. The crowbar is holding up better than I thought.

This is a box of cheap, low quality junk. It literally looks like children's toys. Helping you get into those hard-to-reach places, the crossbar flexes every time you push it down. The hammer is a joke, it's so tiny you can't even snap the floor with it. Save your money and buy a good quality bar and hammer. The slap block is not a good tool as it can damage the snapping edge of the deck. It is better to use a piece of deck as a tapping block.

The tools worked perfectly. I'm not sure what people do to bend the bar, but it's a pretty solid piece of metal. I could only see its curve when I sat on it. You have to hit this thing hard to break it and I don't think you have to hit the ground that hard. The hammer seemed a little small, but once I started using it, it was the perfect weight and size. If it were bigger, it would become cumbersome to handle after a while, and you wouldn't have to hit the ground so hard that you need a bigger…

I bought this kit to help me install 750m². ft. The traction alone was worth the purchase. I've read reviews from other reviewers who talked about the bar flexing and the bar scratching the ground with it. I haven't had any of these problems. I was also smart enough not to hit the bar with a sledgehammer. I hit the barbell with a 16 ounce rubber mallet. The hammer that comes with this set is almost useless, but I wasn't planning on using it anyway. The spacers included in this kit are useful…

The hammer wasn't strong enough to get the job done, but when I finally replaced it with a heavier one it was fine. The plastic clog block also broke and I ended up throwing it away, but it worked most of the time, I just had to keep figuring out how to deal with it when the new piece broke off. The pads were invaluable, but some were difficult to get out. It was cheap and I was able to install 220 square feet of laminate with this kit and a circular saw alone, so I have no complaints. But this

So, I do my own hands and lay 650 square meters. Feet made of 10 mm laminate. So far I've been very disappointed with the metal bar. I bent it several times and it just buckled and eventually broke. Then I re-welded the part you hit with the hammer, it worked better, but then the other part that was right in front of my weld bent. I had to finish the job so I folded it straight again and started making some welds in the middle to give it a little extra strength. It seemed to work. I'm going to…

I needed these to catch up on some of my home improvement over the holidays. At the top of my list was installing the new flooring I bought from my master craftsman a few months ago. They worked fine. They have held up well too. Holidays are stressful, add DIY projects because it's the only one that isn't working as many hours as you should and bam I'm amazed they held up to my frustration. Of course, my disappointment was caused by myself and the people around me who didn't want to stand in my

I found the hammer wasn't heavy enough for my floor to apply the force needed to move some boards. The spacers are fine, but I'd prefer them to be perfect rectangles, maybe 1/4" thick between the floor and the wall. I didn't really use a block to pad the boards when I hammered them in .I found that a piece of flooring with the right edge that fits into the board worked better.Also the L piece, although workable, broke before I finished the second room.I found a stronger L piece in the flooring…