Floor Gap Fixer Tool for Laminate Floor Gap Repair Include Suction Cup and Mallet (Can't use on scraped surface floor)

Just received this and I had two areas that had a quarter inch gap. Unfortunately in the middle of the room! I was able to fix these within 10 minutes using this suction cup setup! I used a piece of hardwood and my own hammer because I needed a large amount of force. I then worked my way back to the wall and it looks great again! I am super pleased!

This product was well worth the money! I have floors that are over 10 years old and some of the boards have gapped. We were able to close the gaps!!!

This tool is perfect for fixing gaps in your wood flooring. This is an awesome gadget, it’s easy to use and the price was great. I would definitely recommend it.

Amazing tool for sure. I had a sizable Gap in my laminate floor boards. I could not move it because the kitchen cabinet where my sink is was too tight. I used this and just one or two hits moved that board and filled the gap. The suction is fantastic. I don't do many reviews but felt the need to let you all know how great this was

Woah! works great. I had to move 9 LVP boards to close up the gaps at the entrance to my home. Took about 20 minutes. I cleaned the boards as a precaution. The tool has large surface areas and appears to be quite sticky. So it adheres to the LVP very well, and the included hammer works well . I had tried using a suction cup unit designed to provide a hand grip for shower walls to no avail.Super happy with this tool.

I purchased this tool to tighten up a Stainmaster LVP floor. Unfortunately, wet suction cups would not stick to the flooring, even with tape on the floor as some have suggested. I also tried it on Bruce engineered hand scraped look wood floor and the suction cups would not stick to it either. The suction cups did stick to a granite counter and a laminate counter. I guess that the bottom line is don't expect it work on flooring that is not perfectly smooth.

Initially I was disappointed immediately - but refused to give up! The handle just slid across the floor at first. I tried moistening the floor and cups as suggested in the instructions, but this just made it worse. I decided to try rubbing alcohol instead. Wipe the floor and cups and allow to dry. Make sure the gap is clean and that you're not kneeling on the piece you're trying to move. Place the handle 8-10 inches away from the gap and put as much weight/pressure on the handle as you can while flipping the levers to create the suction - and get ready for a mini workout. Hit the handle repeatedly - the handle WILL slide 1/4 to 1/2 an inch with each hit. Repeat this 4-6 times (or more) until the gap closes. Smaller floor pieces will be easier to move. Mine are huge, 9" wide by 72" long and I was still able to close a 3/16th inch gap that's been bothering me for over 4 years!

I'm installing laminate flooring for the first time in my home and it's been....challenging. Needless to say I've had some gaps that have needed fixing. I've tried all the online tricks and then gave in and purchased this tool. Don't do the tricks, just buy this. I also started using this when installing the flooring and it's helped tremendously rather than just using the tapping block for tight spots or awkward places or smaller pieces. You get the jist, just order it. It's inexpensive, and a tool you'd use over and over if you have laminate flooring.