Features
- Aqua Block
- Aqua Block
- Cleaning
- Easy to Clean
- Compatibility
- All Underfloor Heating
- Flooring Edges
- Square
- Flooring Fitting Type
- Fast Fit
- Flooring Format
- Single Plank
- Flooring Surface
- Textured
- Resistance
- Hard Wearing
Specifications
- Backing Material
- 0.1mm Counteracting laminate
- Colour Description
- Light Oak
- Commercial Suitability
- Class 32 General Commercial
- Construction
- 4 Layer direct pressed laminate
- Finish
- Matt
- Glue/Resin
-
- Melamine Resin
- Lacquered
- Non-Lacquered
- Material
- MDF
- Moisture Content
-
- EN 13329 - Table 3, 4% - 10%
- Pack Size
- 6
- Product Type
- Laminate
- Resistance to Staining
-
- EN 438 Group 1 + 2 Grade 5 & Group 3 Grade 4
- Room Suitability
- Bathroom, Kitchen
- Thermal Conductivity
- 0.14 W/mK
- Thermal Resistance
- 0.12104(m²K)/W
Product Measurements
- Length
- 1291mm
- Maximum Room Dimensions - Length
- 12m
- Maximum Room Dimensions - Width
- 8m
- Pack Size Volume
- 2.53m²
- Thickness
- 8mm
- Weight (Without Packaging)
- 18.136kg
- Width
- 327mm
Guarantees & Accreditations
- Abrasion Class
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- AC5 - heavy commercial use
- Effect of Caster Chairs
-
- EN 13329 No change in appearance or damage, as defined in EN425 "Type W"
- Flooring Use
-
- Class 23 Heavy Domestic
- Guarantee
- 30 Year Finish And Wear Guarantee
- Impact Resistance
-
- EN 13329 - Class IC2
- Light Fastness
-
- EN 20105 / EN ISO 105
- Reaction to Fire
-
- EN 13501-1 CFL s2
- Secondary Guarantee
- 5 Year Medium To Heavy Commercial Guarantee
- Slip Resistance
-
- EN 14041 Technical Class NPD (no performance determined)
- Timber Certification
- PEFC
- Guarantees and accreditations
Installation
- Care and Maintenance
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- Move furniture carefully to avoid damaging the top layer surface
- Do not use steam mops or cleaners
- Direct sunlight may have an effect on the colour of the floor over a period of time
- Self-adhesive pads and castor cups should be fitted to furniture to avoid scratching where applicable. Note: Heavy scratching could break the seal on the flooring causing damage
- Do not use cleaning agents containing wax, polish or oil
- Use the floor exclusively under the recommended conditions outlined in the instructions
- Do not leave standing water on the floor, wipe up any spills immediately
- General cleaning of the floor should be done using a soft broom or vacuum cleaner
- A well rung out mop can also be used periodically, however avoid the use of excess water
- We recommend that floor mats are used at entrances to the property - this will help avoid abrasive particles damaging the surface
- Do not use abrasive cleaning materials: scouring powders, steel wool, metal brushes etc.
- Installation Notes
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- Under no circumstances should the toilet, bath or sink pedestal ever be screwed directly to the floor, instead a 12mm expansion gap should be left around the base
- After installation, any expansion gaps should be filled with a flexible silicone sealant which can then be covered with skirting, beading or across thresholds with a door-bar
- A damp mat must not have prolonged contact with laminate flooring
- Bathroom floors can be installed as normal
- Make sure that you apply a flooring joint sealer (SDH0099) down the long & the short profile before clicking together - (and wipe away any excess immediately after clicking together) - in order to achieve optimum moisture resistance
- Make sure that any spilt water is wiped from the floor immediately and that you use a bath mat when getting out of the bath / shower
- Ensure that after bathing / showering this mat is removed from the floor to dry
- Extra care must be taken when using laminate flooring in bathrooms due to the increased risk of water damage
- Suitable for Underfloor Heating
- Yes - Electric and radiant if installed as per the instructions (note must not exceed 28 degrees or 65W/m²)
