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I recently used the NAACOO heavy-duty tapping block for a vinyl flooring project, and it worked perfectly. The block is solid and well-made, with a comfortable wooden handle that gives you great control. It’s heavy enough (2.7 lbs) to do the job with just a few taps, without needing a mallet. I was able to install my flooring quickly and precisely with minimal effort. The size is ideal, and it didn’t damage any of the planks. Highly recommend this tool for anyone doing DIY flooring – it’s worth every penny!

"The NAACOO Heavy Big Tapping Block is a great addition to any flooring toolkit. Weighing 2.7lbs and measuring 15-1/2 inches, it provides the heft and precision needed for installing flooring. The design eliminates the need for a mallet, allowing you to tap directly and achieve a secure fit. It’s sturdy and well-made, making it ideal for both professional and DIY flooring projects. Highly recommended for its effectiveness and durability!"

Much better than using the handle-less black you get in the kits at the big boxes. Requires one less hand and no hammer.

basically does the job of two tools. way easier than using a mallet and tapping tool. makes the job faster and less risk of damaging LVP after you get used to using.

If you went to Home Depot or Lowes and picked up one of the two types of "tapping blocks" they have, just go ahead and return it now and order this. You've either got the one you have to hammer, or the one that looks kind of like this, but is actually a flimsy I-beam-shaped piece of plastic that you still have to hammer. With this, you throw away your hammer and lay down vinyl plank faster and more effectively. The weight of solid design gives it enough heft to tap planks into the groove without any other tools - leaving your other hand to keep things aligned or hold boards in place. It's also sturdy enough to support my large body pushing on the handle to stand up. That's probably not the intended use or guaranteed but it's a testament to what you're getting for a few bucks more than the garbage at the big box home improvement stores.

This is a heavy/sturdy block, with one caution: As at least one other reviewer mentioned, the bottom may not be flat, with the "high" spot in the middle. This makes using it correctly pretty difficult, and it might even damage thinner flooring if you're not careful. Mine arrived this way. Using it this way would mean when pressing the back portion flat on a subfloor and rotating it toward the edge of a flooring plank, the front end would be a good 1/4" off the subfloor as it struck the plank... or rode up over its edge. I sent it back for a replacement which is much better... not perfectly flat, but nearly so. It may be that the force of bolting on the wooden handle makes the block want to twist upward, so I've considered removing the handle and putting a slight angle on the inside edges of the handle to put just a tiny bit of force pushing down toward the ends, but I haven't done that yet. Other than this, if you get a flat one, it's a very nicely weighted tool.

If you are going to be installing flooring, vinyl, enginered planks, or actual wood (which is what I am doing), you need a solid, heavy tapping tool to lock the planks together. I had a cheaper one, but it was so light it forced me to This tapper is just the right weight, very sturdy, and comfortable to use. A required tool for flooring.

Excellent quality. If you plan on putting down LVP flooring as a DIY project or are a pro installer, this tapping block is worth the money.

Works very well. I've never used one of these before, but saw one on YouTube. It's heavy enough that you don't need to hit it with a hammer. It only requires one hand to use. Watch the you tube video. Makes installing flooring much easier. Highly recommended.

Love the weight perfect for tapping in LVP great quality.

By far the best tool for click flooring install. 1400sqft completed on my own with ease due to this device. So much better than scrap piece and hammer. Pieces drop into place with one or two taps

Used on 2000 sqft vinyl plank flooring. Worked great. Has good weight

Ive installed thousands of floors (millions of square feet) and this is the best tapping block ive used. The only downside was that the bolts holding the handles on tend to come loose overtime. A little loctite on the bolt threads helped mitigate this. Definitely recommend this block if you use a tapping block lots.