Linoleum floor bubbling up and lifting?

[John7349]

If I was that linoleum PRO, I would be ashamed of that job.

[Nathan S.]

Originally Posted by John7349

If I was that linoleum PRO, I would be ashamed of that job.

It obviously wasn’t a flooring guy, looks like they got a tire buster to give it a go.

[muckinfuss]

I do know this, those seams were done by a total amateur who never touched a floor before.

These floating skin floors were around back in the late 70's. I was 'sold' on the idea as faster, better, cheaper by the Armstrong rep when I was building houses. They were stapled at the wall edge into the sub floor and seams were made up using a type of super glue. Staples were hidden under the base mold. I did three houses and never touched the stuff again. Junk. Sounds like not much has changed in 50 years.

[RAurand]

Originally Posted by Jbrusie

I have the same issue w/ our 29.5FBDS and the dealer said it was normal, not glued. Guess its just something to deal with...

NOPE, Dealer is lying.

I had 1 bubble on my floor and when It went in for repair 9Under Warranty) they found a screw backing up.

[fast65ss]

Yes we have a bunch of the same issues !

[Cody_5er]

I returned my to the dealer. They ended up cutting portions of the floor and gluing it down. This fixed some of the areas. What I have discovered is the floors are only glues on the edges and not in the middle. I only notice the lifting during the heat of the summer months and it goes away.