| specifications︰ | It is manufactured by permanently bonding together multiple layers of solid wood in a cross-ply construction. Engineered hard wood, ranging from 5/16" to 3/8" thick, is designed to have superior strength and moisture / humidity resistance.
Engineered Hardwood
(5/16" or 3/8")
Installation:
- Floating, glue-down, nail-down or staple-down
- Recommended installation: floating
Machine requirements & tolerances:
- Thickness: +-0.3mm (+- 0.0122")
- Width: +0,2/-0,1 mm (+0.008/-0.004") - Length: -10mm (-0.39")
- Overwood: < 0.3mm (0.0122")
Available Face Veneer Species (*)
- Jatobá (Brazilian Cherry)
- Ipê
- Cabreuva (Santos Mohogany)
- Sucupira (Brazilian Chestnut)
- Timborana
- Tauari
(*) Other species available upon request
Finish:
UV Cured Aluminum Oxide Urethane Finish
Gloss: 60 +- 5
Abrasion test:
a: Standard NEMA LD3 3.13 Wear Resistance: 500-600 cycles.
b:Standard ASTM D4060 Standard Test Method for Abrasion
Resistance of organic Coatings by the Taber Abraser: 4,000-5,200 cycles.
Dimensions:
- Strips 5/16" : 3" x 5/16" x 48"
- Strips 5/16" : 5 " x 5/16""x 48"
- Strips 3/8" : 3" x 3/8" x 48""
- Strips 3/8" : 5 " x 3/8" x 48"
Packaging:
- Carton boxes wrapped with thermo plastic protection
- Each carton can contain 20 percent of short, random lengths
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| Advantages︰ | Construction:
- 7 or 10 ply of high density wood cross grain construction;
- Thickness: 5/16" or 3/8"
- Face and bottom veneers: sliced high density woods;
- Tongue and groove 4 sides
- Hardness average: 2500 to 3000 (ASTM Standard 1037 Janka Sal Hardness Test)
Warranty for residential use:
- Finish: 12 years
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| Engineered hardwood is 100 percent wood. |
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