Mohawk Manuals & User Guides

Mohawk is recognized globally as an industry leader in residential and commercial flooring. With vertically integrated manufacturing and distribution processes, Mohawk produces a comprehensive range of flooring types, including carpet, rugs, ceramic tile, laminate, engineered wood, stone, luxury vinyl tile (LVT), and sheet vinyl. For decades, the brand has placed a strong emphasis on providing durable, sustainable, and family-friendly flooring solutions that combine innovative performance technology with timeless designs.

Whether you are installing the latest waterproof laminate, fitting luxury vinyl planks, or searching for care instructions for SmartStrand Silk carpets, Mohawk offers reliable and extensive product support. Many of their hard surface floors are engineered for worry-free installation, utilizing simple Uniclic locking mechanisms and high-quality materials to ensure longevity and resilience in high-traffic areas.

• How should I clean my Mohawk laminate wood flooring?

  Clean up spills promptly with a clean, damp cloth. For routine cleaning, use a microfiber mop or Mohawk-recommended products. Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, and do not use a wet mop that puddles water.

• Can I install Mohawk engineered hardwood over a concrete subfloor?

  Yes, engineered hardwood can be installed over most properly prepared subfloors, including concrete. Ensure that subfloor moisture conditions do not exceed the recommended levels and use the appropriate vapor barriers.

• Do I need an underlayment for Mohawk laminate flooring?

  While some products may feature an attached pad, using a recommended underlayment is generally advised to provide cushioning, manage sound insulation, and add moisture protection for your installation.

• How do I acclimate my Mohawk flooring before installation?

  Unopened flooring products should typically be left in the climate-controlled installation area for a minimum of 48-72 hours to allow the material's moisture content to adjust to the room's normal living conditions.