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Flooring 135 × 15 mm
The Rich dark tone and wonderful grain structure of Wenge offer a luxurious appearance.
The ply backing of an engineered floor with a hardwood veneer glued on top gives our engineered floors the same beautiful appearance of a solid wood floor but with superior construction, greater stability, and compatibility with under floor heating.
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Floor Size: 0m2
Extra Margin: 10%
Total Area Required:
This product can only be purchased in whole packs
Packs: Variable pack size
Product code: WEOU/135
Species: Wenge
Finish: Unsealed
Brushed: No
Profile: Tongue and Groove
Specification: Bevelled Edge
Weight: 12 kg
Recommended Use: Domestic and Light Commercial
Dimensions: 135 × 15 mm
Width: 135 mm
Thickness: 15 mm
Colour : Dark
Type of finish : Unsealed
Under Floor Heating : Yes
Unit Measurement : per Square Metre
Design : 15mm Boards, Engineered
Engineered: 2 part Engineered floor with a Hardwood top surface bonded to a multilayer waterproof Birch Plywood. Boards can be Nailed, Stuck Down, or Floated depending on product type and sub floor. Parquet woodblocks must be stuck down. All floors are Tongue and Groove with Ends Matched unless stated otherwise.
Floating: A floating floor is not physically connected to the sub floor. Normally laid on an underlay, the floor is joined by gluing the tongue and groove together or by using a click system.
Micro Bevelled: Micro Bevelled means a very small v shape can be seen on the long sides of the boards. The ends have no bevel.
Nail Fitting: Nail fixing is usually done via a nail gun, e.g. Porta-Nailer, where a serrated nail is inserted through the tongue at 45 degrees.
Stick Down: Sticking involves the use of an adhesive to bond the wood flooring to either a concrete/screed sub floor or to a ply/chipboard sub floor.
Under Floor Heating: This product is compatible for use over an electric or water under floor heating system. The maximum temperature must not exceed 27 degrees Celsius at the floor surface.
