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Why are gaps forming in floating floor?

last month

I have Swiss Design floating planks, that I purchased from icorkflooring. The flooring was laid over a subfloor and I think there is cork underlay. The planks are showing noticeable gaps after a couple of years.
What do I do?
Does the wood trim have to be removed for someone to fix this?

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millworkman
last month
Have you spoken with the installer or anyone about fixing this? I would say the trim would definitely need to be pulled to lift and relay the floor.
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Minardi
last month
If the flooring has an attached pad already, you generally do not add any additional pad, as it stresses the click lock system, and breaks it.
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