A) A top noble lamella 4.8 mm thick is available in the following different wood types (Oak, European steamed Walnut, Pear, Chestnut, European Cherry, Steamed Acacia, European Maple, Elm, Larch) while 4.0 mm thick for the exotic woods (Asian Teak, Wengè, Doussiè, Iroko).
B) A Fir tree central layer (Picea abies Karst.) 5.4 mm thick for the 15 mm size and 10.4 mm thick for the 20 mm size.
C) The bottom lamella of the same type as the top for the Oak maxi floor-boards and floor-boards, or any other technologically compatible wood type (other sizes and wood types).
The gluing system used in the OLD FLOOR boards and the D3 class vinyl type of gluing guarantee high material stability as well as absence of formaldehyde emission.
The floor-board is made with bevel on all four sides to exalt size and to avoid that possible imperfections of the laying surface may effect the floor-board surface planarity.
OLD FLOOR boards are in compliance with the UNI EN 13489:2004 standards (multi-layer elements with joint) and are made with raw natural materials.
- NAME OF PRODUCTS: MAXI FLOOR-BOARD / FLOOR-BOARD / STAVE / SMALL STAVE / PATTERNS / HERRINGBONES
- MANUFACTURING: Pre-sanded/Brushed/Old effect planing/Borgogna planing/Hewed/Sawed.
- FINISHES: Raw/Oiled/Waxed/Varnished/Varnished and Waxed.
- BEVELLING: on every side (there are no products without bevel).
- JOINT: tongue and groove on all four sides.
- PATTERNS: patterns are made with grooves on all four sides and supplied with laying core-bore.
- SIZES: the maxi floor-boards are supplied in 3-4 different width sizes. The given length and width sizes are only indicative; sizes will be given according to availability.
The central core of the heads is made with 50 mm of Oak or Ash (Maxi floor-boards and Floor-boards).
Flooring complying with the UNI EN 13489 standards (multi-layer elements with joint), glued with D3 vinyl glues. Top layer thickness after smoothing is 4.8 mm on maxi floor-boards and normal floor-boards; 4 mm on staves, small staves and exotic woods. Fir tree central layer.
