What flooring products does Jeedeson sell?

Jeedeson is a US-focused, factory-direct retailer of flooring and wall decor: SPC flooring, peel-and-stick vinyl plank/tile, bamboo flooring, solid and engineered hardwood, vinyl roll, peel-and-stick backsplash tiles and 3D wall panels, gym flooring, diatomite bath mats, and lighting.

Is Jeedeson flooring waterproof?

Yes. SPC flooring and vinyl products are 100% waterproof, ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, basements and laundry rooms. Bamboo and hardwood are water-resistant but not fully waterproof; wipe spills promptly.

Do you offer free shipping to the United States?

Free shipping is offered on qualifying orders over $59, delivered across the continental US (48 states) via UPS or USPS. Processing takes about 3 business days; most orders arrive within 3-7 days.

What is your return policy?

Jeedeson offers a 30-day money-back guarantee. Items must be unused and kept in their original packaging (keep the floor box for 30 days). Return shipping is paid by the customer and is non-refundable.

Can I order flooring samples before buying?

Yes. Jeedeson sells peel-and-stick sample sets so US customers can check color and texture before ordering full cartons.

Is Jeedeson flooring easy to install for DIY?

Yes. SPC and many vinyl products use click-lock / interlocking installation that floats over most existing floors with no glue or nails. Peel-and-stick tiles are self-adhesive. Hardwood uses tongue-and-groove; bamboo is strand-woven click-lock.

Where is Jeedeson based and who do you serve?

Jeedeson is a factory-direct brand focused on the US market, serving American homeowners and DIY renovators with factory pricing and US shipping.

How to Install Multi-Layer Engineered Wood Flooring

How to Install Multi-Layer Engineered Wood Flooring: A Step-by-Step Guide

Multi-layer engineered wood flooring is a popular choice for homeowners due to its durability, aesthetic appeal, and ease of installation. Unlike solid wood flooring, engineered wood consists of multiple layers of wood pressed together, making it more stable and resistant to humidity and temperature changes. If you’re planning to install multi-layer engineered wood flooring yourself, this guide will walk you through the process step by step.

1. Tools and Materials Needed
Before starting, gather the following tools and materials:

Multi-layer engineered wood flooring

Underlayment (foam or cork)

Tape measure

Spacers

Circular saw or jigsaw

Hammer and tapping block

Pull bar

Pencil

Utility knife

Adhesive (if glue-down method is used)

Nail gun or stapler (if nail-down method is used)

2. Prepare the Subfloor
A properly prepared subfloor is essential for a successful installation:

Clean the Subfloor: Remove any debris, dust, or old flooring material. Ensure the surface is smooth and level.

Check Moisture Levels: Use a moisture meter to ensure the subfloor is dry. Engineered wood can handle some moisture, but excessive dampness can cause issues.

Install Underlayment: Lay down an underlayment to provide cushioning, reduce noise, and act as a moisture barrier. Secure it with tape if necessary.

3. Acclimate the Flooring
Allow the engineered wood planks to acclimate to the room’s temperature and humidity for at least 48 hours. This prevents warping or gaps after installation.

Leave the planks in their packaging but open the ends to allow air circulation.

4. Plan the Layout
Measure the room and calculate the square footage to determine how much flooring you need.

Decide the direction of the planks. Typically, planks are installed parallel to the longest wall or the main light source for a more spacious look.

Use spacers along the walls to maintain an expansion gap (usually 8-10mm) to accommodate natural wood movement.

5. Install the First Row
Start in a corner of the room. Place the first plank with the tongue side facing the wall.

Use spacers between the plank and the wall to maintain the expansion gap.
If using a glue-down method, apply adhesive to the subfloor or the back of the plank. For a floating floor, simply interlock the planks.