How to Replace Impervia Boards in the Middle of a Room

One of the practical advantages of Impervia flooring is that an individual damaged board can be replaced without having to dismantle the entire floor back to the nearest wall.

Using the replacement method demonstrated below, an installer can remove a board from the middle of an existing floor and fit a new board directly into its place. This is particularly useful in commercial, hospitality and multi-unit residential environments where minimising disruption, labour and downtime is important.

How to Replace an Impervia Board

If an individual Impervia board becomes damaged, it can be replaced without having to lift the flooring all the way back from the edge of the room.

The method shown in the videos below demonstrates how a board can be removed from the middle of an existing floor and a replacement fitted directly into position. This can make localised repairs quicker, less disruptive and more cost-effective, particularly in commercial and high-traffic environments.

Impervia Board Replacement – Video 1

Impervia Board Replacement – Video 2

Before replacing an Impervia board

Check that the replacement board is the correct product, colour and format before beginning the repair. Where possible, retaining a small quantity of flooring from the original installation can make future localised repairs easier.

Board replacement should be carried out carefully by an experienced flooring installer to avoid damaging adjacent boards or the surrounding click system.

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