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Sly Iscore Click Vinyl Multilayer - L Azurre (132503)

0.55 mm wear layer - 33 trades (intensive) - multilayer - bevelled edge (4-sided) - concrete look tile format beige

Item no.: 132503

Can be laid over large areas without expansion joints thanks to ISOCORE®.
Fulfils high ecological standards.
Easy to lay thanks to patented click connection.
Contains no phthalates or harmful plasticisers.

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Product description

Can be laid over large areas without expansion joints thanks to ISOCORE®.
Fulfils high ecological standards.
Easy to lay thanks to patented click connection.
Contains no phthalates or harmful plasticisers.

The floor coverings from the SLY collection are available in large formats and impress with high-quality properties such as water resistance, slip resistance, excellent dimensional stability and much more.

High walking comfort
Quick installation
Hygienic
Low-noise

item no.: 132503

recyclable
Damp room
phthalate-free
antibacterial
underfloor heating

Technical data

item no.	132503
Colour	beige
Piece per package	6
Special features	Integrated impact sound, Pet Friendly, Non-slip
suitable for	Bath, Kitchen, Bedroom & living room, Hallway & Corridor
installation pattern	Tile format
Installation type	click
Sorting (grain)	calm/elegant
Underfloor heating	suitable
Structure	Multilayer
Joint	Beveled edge (4 sides)
Look	Concrete effect, Tile effect
Length in mm	813
Width in mm	406
Wear layer	0,55 mm
Style	Modern
Shipping group	M
Thickness in mm	7.5

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1. Substrate preparation

Check for dust and level out any unevenness at the start. A screed scraper can easily remove minor bumps. You can use a spirit level to check whether the surface is smooth enough on a regular basis. Using a vacuum cleaner, clean the entire surface.

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2. Acclimatization

For at least 48 hours prior to installation, the vinyl planks should be stored horizontally in the packs in the room where they will be installed. This allows the material to acclimate to room temperature and reduces the amount of "work" required after laying.

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3. Laying instructions

Before laying of the planks, the official laying instructions included in each package must be followed; otherwise, any warranty and guarantee claims will be invalid!

It is best to mix and lay floorboards from different packs to achieve the most uniform floor possible. Using the 5 mm tapping block and a hammer, join the next complete plank to the front of plank 1. Lay the remaining planks in this row in the same manner across the entire width of the room. When working with a hammer and tapping block is not possible due to a lack of space, you can use a pull bar to click the front connection together. To cut a plank, first measure and mark it. Then, using a square, score the plank with a utility knife, cut through, and snap off the back impact sound insulation. You can easily create and lay the floor sections in the next row.

ATTENTION: When laying, keep the edge distances of 5mm.

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4. Attach baseboards

Finally, attach the baseboards with a mounting adhesive.

Sly Iscore Click Vinyl Multilayer - L Azurre (132503)

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