Plank Grabber - Floor Gap Fixer Tool, Laminate Flooring Gap Repair Kit, Tile Puller for Lifting Tiles, Floating Floor Install Tool (pgo)

Very strong, very sticky, you need small flat crowbar for disconnect from any laminate flooring and when is dusty you can wash and is sticky again, better if you keep from dust safe you from washing all the time, I done flooring 20 m square room with only twice wash sticky surface. I've been using only on every end laminate flooring. Better use rubber hammer. It's worth it

I'm rarely moved to write reviews but this flimsy piece of essentially useless plastic is a rip-off. Even following all the instructions carefully re keeping it clean, board clean etc. it is simply not up to the job.

I have my whole bungalow (1400 sq ft) covered with vinyl floor planks. After some time there are a few spots where these planks have separated in the middle. Was scratching my head as to what to do, until I found this gizmo. Although quite expensive I bought one. It came very quickly from Amazon depot. I carried out the clear instructions on box and hey presto literally within seconds and several taps with my rubber mallet the gaps had gone and my floor is looking new again. Brilliant piece of kit 6*

Good quality yet to use

I don’t write reviews, however this is so good, I’m making an exception. Does exactly what it says and solved a problem I was struggling with. I wish I had it when I fitted the floor, it would have been so much easier. I used a it with a 3lb dead blow hammer.

A really useful tool for initial installation as well as correcting previous gaps. The photo is Wickes Everley Oak laminate flooring.

Complete waste of money. Doesn’t stick to the planks at all. The pictures are misleading it is actually a sticky plate that you have to keep extremely dust free for both itself and the planks or it doesn’t hold at all. When it does, the smallest tap on it actually makes it come off the plank which is understandable as it is essentially sticky tape… do not waste money it doesn’t do anything

It really is a great product. My engineered wood floor had some water damage,expanded, broke the click system and and exposed gaps in the floor. I was able close and adhesive up all the exposed joints on a herringbone floor even the off angle sections without removing the skirting. You won’t believe how much grip it has. Definitely use a rubber mallet however.

Funzionale, solo un po’ costoso

Super Erfindung.

Don’t know why I didn’t take a before picture but this is one spot that had a serious gap. I tried the tool with two circles. Sending it back. Wouldn’t grab on my floor. This worked quickly and did the job. You do have to clean it off in between. I also smashed the plugs on the ends so will replace with something if my floor gaps again. Try this one first!!

So I tried the other methods I found online to fix the gaps in my LVP floor. The wood with tape or other grippy materials. The duct tape. None of these worked. The Plank Grabber did the trick. Well made and I would recommend it even though it was expensive.

I used this on 3 planks and I was amazed at how it worked. It actually dragged the entire row, very cool! But then on the 4th plank it stopped working. By stopped working I mean it wouldn't stick to the planks at all. The sticky part was not dirty, I used a damp cloth and wiped it off as the instructions said, let it sit on the plank for several hours, well over the 5 minutes the instructions stated. Still would not stick. I tried this on several other planks thinking perhaps it was just that one plank, but unfortunately same result. Perhaps I was doing something else wrong so I went on to Amazon and asked for help but no response. So I had to make the unfortunate decision to return it.