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Package price (2,44 m²): 77,84 €

Price 1 m²: 31,90 €

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Project Floors click Vinyl - SPC Core Collection ST230/CO30 (ST230CO30)

0,30 mm Wear layer - 31 Commercial (light) - Rigid SPC - Micro bevel - Concrete effect - Tile format - grey

Item no.: ST230CO30

State-of-the-art core board - mineral and highly compressed.
Project Floors SPC Core is even easier to work with.
Lower swelling and shrinkage behaviour.
Suitable for private and commercial use.

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Product description

State-of-the-art core board - mineral and highly compressed.
Project Floors SPC Core is even easier to work with.
Lower swelling and shrinkage behaviour.
Suitable for private and commercial use.

Project Floors SPC Core Collection is presented in unique wood and stone decors which are which are available in a wear layer of 0.3 mm.

wear layer in 0.3 mm
environmentally friendly and non-slip
patented TripleLock® locking technology

the high-quality click connection enables quick, easy and adhesive-free installation The Indoor Air Comfort Gold seal of quality guarantees that the production process has been tested for emissions and that the indoor air is healthy. No harmful substances are contained. Project Floors uses pollutant-free plastics that are also used in the manufacture of products such as food packaging.

PROJECT FLOORS

The name PROJECT FLOORS has been associated with high-quality LVT floor coverings since 1999. The abbreviation "LVT" stands for luxury vinyl tiles and indicates that these are PVC-based floorings. The PVC designs from PROJECT FLOORS are available in ceramic concrete, sand or plain colour finishes that replicate the look of natural materials. They combine the authentic look of the original materials with the robustness and ease of care of synthetic floor coverings.

item no.: ST230CO30

Mineral carrier plate
easy processing
phthalate-free
good for renovations

Technical data

item no.	ST230CO30
Structure	Rigid SPC
Installation type	click
installation pattern	Tile format
Sorting (grain)	natural/classic
Joint	Micro bevel
Underfloor heating	suitable
Slip resistance	R10
Wear class	31 Commercial (light)
Wear layer	0,30 mm
Weight	25.0830 kg / Packing
Manufacturer	Project Floors
Colour	grey
EAN	4250664358153
Piece per package	6
Collection	SPC Core Collection
suitable for	Bath, Kitchen, Bedroom & living room, Hallway & Corridor
Look	Concrete effect, Tile effect
Style	Classic
Special features	Integrated impact sound
Range of application	Residential, Commercial
Length in mm	906
Width in mm	448
Thickness in mm	5
Shipping group	L
Click variant	DropDown
Package Content	2,44 m²

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1. substrate preparation

Check the subfloor. Any unevenness exceeding 3mm should be sanded down or filled with a floor levelling compound. Then clean the surface to be laid with a hoover.

CAUTION: Never install vinyl over a soft subfloor such as carpet, cork or any type of foam underlay.

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2. acclimatisation

The vinyl planks should be stored horizontally in the room where it is to be installed for at least 48 hours before the installation in the packages. This will allow the material to acclimatise to the room temperature and not "work" so hard after installation.

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3. before laying

Before laying the floor, it is imperative to follow the official laying instructions, which are included in every package, otherwise any claim to warranty and guarantee will be void!

Before laying out the floor, check the wall you are starting on and make sure it is at right angles to the opposite wall. If the impact sound insulation is not already integrated, we now recommend spreading out the insulation.

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4. laying instructions

Tips on the drop-down click system: In order to achieve the most uniform appearance of the floor, it is advisable to install panels from different packages mixed together. You should start laying in one corner (left) and starting from the wall. Lay the first plank with the tongue side facing the wall. Then snap the second plank into the first from the top on the face side. In the second row, place the plank at an angle to the long side of the row already laid and fold it down. With the help of a rubber mallet, you can lock the face of the following planks by gently hitting them. To cut a plank, now take measurements and mark the plank. Then take an angle and tear and break the plank with a multi-purpose knife/cutter.

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5. finishing the last row

The last plank of a row should be the same length as the first plank. Place the spacers against walls, door frames, fixed wall cabinets, kitchen units etc. so that you have an expansion gap of approx. 5-10mm for underfloor movement or expansion of the product. To install the last row, it is recommended to use the floor layer's jointing iron from the accessories. When using skirting boards, make sure that the expansion joint is covered by the skirting board. If the floor is sealed, e.g. in the bathroom, the PE round cord is now inserted into the expansion joint and the floor sealed with a silicone joint.

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6. attach skirting boards

Finally, cut off the PU film approx. 2 cm high and attach the skirting boards.

Project Floors click Vinyl - SPC Core Collection ST230/CO30 (ST230CO30)

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