12 in. x 12 in. Exodus Resilient Vinyl Tile Flooring (30 sq. ft. / case) Can be installed with or without grout Natural texture and realistic details Choose TrafficMASTER 12 in. x 12 in. Groutable Vinyl Floor Tile for durable, long-lasting style in your active home. The ceramic-like finish features natural textures and realistic details and is warm and quiet underfoot. The groutable rounded edge tiles provide options for your final look. Use with grout for a clean traditional finish. Without grout, the tiles provide a rich, warm and casual setting. This flooring has a self-adhering back for easy, no-glue installation. Exodus color finish offers a natural texture and realistic details 3 mm thickness x 12 in. width x 12 in. length Appropriate grade for installation: Above grade, On grade and Below grade Can be installed over most existing subfloors Residential and commercial use Can be used with or without grout (sold separately) 4 mil wear layer

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While some floor materials require very specific and strict underlayments, there is really only one rule with vinyl: it requires a flat surface. As long as you are working with an even, flat surface, your vinyl tiles won’t have "lippage" -- one piece being higher than another. As a general rule of thumb you can install vinyl tiles directly over ceramic tile within certain parameters. Floor Condition The floor must be in good condition before you can begin installing vinyl tile. Check for loose, cracked or broken areas of ceramic tile. These areas will need to be removed with a hammer and chisel and filled with a concrete-based thinset mortar. After this cures, it will be flush with the surrounding tiles and you can install directly on top of it. If the floor is in good condition you can install straightaway. Preparation You should always pull the toilet before you install the vinyl tile in a bathroom, because the toilet needs to rest on top of the finished surface. In addition, you should remove any trim from around the edges of the room, such as baseboards.

Make cuts to match the perimeter of the ceramic tile installation and then cover those perimeter cuts with the baseboards. This hides the required expansion joints around the perimeter from being visible to the naked eye. You would see the cuts if you cut the vinyl tile up against the side of the baseboard. This goes for heater vents and electrical outlets, as well. Everything can be reinstalled after the vinyl tiles are installed. Normal Installation If the grout joints are flush with the face of the ceramic tile you can install the vinyl tiles directly over the top of the existing tile installation. You can use self-adhering vinyl tiles for ease of use, or you can go with the old-school method of installing tiles in a bed of adhesive. In this case you must use a trowel depth recommended by your tile manufacturer and smear the adhesive on top of the tile installation with the notched trowel. The tiles are then placed into the bed of adhesive and allowed to dry. Most installations are parallel to the longest wall with a chalk line on the floor to guide the first row and subsequent rows after that.