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£21.58/m2
Pack size: 1.800m2
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Product Summary
Editions Herringbone Woburn Sand has tones of light brown and white, creating a spacious feel to any room.
With a simple Uniclic locking system and two types of herringbone boards the flooring is easy and quick to install, with a built in underlay.
100% waterproof, robust and hardwearing, this herringbone flooring comes with a lifetime residential and a 20 year commercial guarantee, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of settings.
Technical Specifications
Length
600mm
Width
100mm
Wear Layer
0.55mm
Thickness
5mm
Installation
UNICLIC Click Lock System
Underfloor Heating
Yes - Both Wet and Dry Systems
Surface Finish
Scratch Guard PU Coating
Built-In Underlay
1.0mm LXPE Foam Underlay
Material
SPC
Colour Tone
Light
Colour
Woburn Sand
Style
Herringbone
Collection
Editions Herringbone
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