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What is a Proteco Natura finish?
The Proteco Natura finish is an exciting innovation. A durable lacquer that protects the floor from scratches and scrape marks. At the same time, the floor gains an extremely natural appearance - just like an oiled wood floor. Proteco Natura retains the floor's natural colour. The lacquer is also double-hardened to make the surface just as durable as our normal Proteco lacquer. What is a Proteco Lacquer finish?
The Proteco Lacquer finish is one of the world's toughest surface treatments, making the wood floor extremely durable and hard-wearing. Double hardened. What is a Proteco Oil finish?
The Protecto Oil finish is a natural protective oil. UV-hardening makes our oiled wood floors extra hard-wearing and more dirt resistant. What is UV-Oil? The UV hardened oil is of the highest quality, it creates a natural feel, brings out the grain of the wood and enriches the colour.
What is Style selection?
These floors are stylishly understated, they’re created from a discreet and regular timber grade that doesn’t have huge variations in tone and pattern. What is Life Selection?
These floors have a more lively appearance, where the patterns and variations in the timber are key to the overall rustic look. What is Classic Selection?
These floors have the look as if they’ve been around for a hundred years. Ships decking with decorative strips, to wide floorboards with bevelled edges that make you think of times gone by. What is Linnea? These floors are available in the Style, Life and Classic Selections, this floor type is 7mm thick and is still crafted with a real wood veneer layer. What is Viva/Rumba? These floors are grouped into the Easy Living range, both with the glueless ultraloc locking system. The viva range is an 8.5mm thick genuine wood floor, and the Rumba is a 12mm thick wood floor with a re-sandable surface layer. What is Salsa/Bravo? These floors are grouped into the Modern Home range, both with the glueless ultraloc or combiloc locking system. These floors are 14mm thick and by far the most common thickness for installing onto an existing floor or subfloor. What is Epoque/Elegance? These floors are grouped into the Classic Touch range, both with the glueless ultraloc or combiloc locking system, Epoque Maxiplank is a 14mm plank, the Epoque plank has the same characteristics, but in shorter lengths. The Elegance product is a 10mm strip and installed strip by strip making it possible to create a floor with a personal character. The elegance range is glued to the subfloor. What is Expert? These floor types are designed for rooms with special requirements, Expert is available in four different thicknesses 10,14,20 and 22mm, all these floors require gluing or nailing to the subfloor.
What are Solid Wood Grading Standards? Industry standard Pre-finished solid wood grades fall into four categories, allowance of +/- 5% of actual grade. Pemium – A Grade (Prime) Classic – B Grade (Select) Nature – C Grade (Common) Standard – ABC Grade Mixed |
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