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KWG cork flooring for gluing - Paco STD 66 G solid

made from 100% pure cork material

Item no.: 110009

Can be combined in many ways.
Durable and robust.
Fits snugly around curves.
Made from environmentally friendly materials.

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Product description

Can be combined in many ways.
Durable and robust.
Fits snugly around curves.
Made from environmentally friendly materials.

The Paco collection from KWG stands for floors made of 100% cork. The result is a wide range of possible combinations thanks to individuality, design and flexibility in installation.

Adaptable
Healthy for living
Environmentally conscious

KWG pays attention to sustainability in production. That is why they attach great importance to the use of environmentally friendly materials.

KWG

KWG located in Schönau near Heidelberg is known as a reliable partner for innovative floor design. Founded in 1972 with the purpose of marketing cork flooring, KWG is now a broad-based flooring specialist for exquisite products. The manufacturer's range includes vinyl and cork floors as well as corresponding accessories for floor care. KWG showed pioneering spirit by introducing the designer vinyl ready-made floor "Antigua" for the first time in 2006. The 2017 innovation series includes the completely new mineral design floor JAVA, which can generally be used indefinitely.

item no.: 110009

quality-conscious
allergy friendly
noise absorbing
antistatic
warm underfoot

Technical data

item no.	110009
Manufacturer	KWG
Collection	Paco
Length in mm	600
Width in mm	300
Thickness in mm	6
Wear class	31 Commercial (light)
Joint	No bevel
installation pattern	Tile format
Installation type	glue
Type	Adhesive cork/cork tiles
Look	Cork effect
Sorting (grain)	natural/classic
Underfloor heating	suitable
EAN	4038149027943
Piece per package	11
Shipping group	M
Weight	3,96 kg / Packing
Colour	brown
Surface treatment	untreated
Range of application	Residential
Package Content	1,98 m²

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1. substrate preparation

The first step is to check the subfloor. All unevenness exceeding 3 mm must be sanded down or filled with a floor levelling compound. Then clean the surface to be laid with a hoover.

To allow the material to acclimatise to the room temperature and to prevent it from "working" so hard after the installation, the cork floor should be stored in the room to be installed for approx. 48 hours before the installation.

CAUTION: Never lay the cork floor over a soft subfloor, e.g. over carpet or any type of foam underlay.

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2. preparation for installation

Before laying out the floor, check the wall you are starting on and make sure it is at right angles to the opposite wall. Now spread the vapour barrier to overlap by approx. 10 cm. If the cork floor is not already integrated with impact sound, you can lay the insulation butt to butt and tape it with aluminium tape. Pull the foil up approx. 5 cm at the edges.

Before installation, it is imperative that you follow the official installation instructions that are included in each package, otherwise any warranty and guarantee claims will be void!

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3. laying instructions

Tip: To achieve as uniform a floor appearance as possible, it is recommended to install panels mixed from 2-3 different packages. The recommended installation direction is from right to left.

Click variant: Place the spacer wedges on walls, door frames, fixed wall cupboards, kitchen combinations, etc. to comply with the expansion joints. These can then be covered with an attractive skirting board. Start laying the floor on the right-hand side in the corner of the room and lay the first plank with the long side facing the wall of the subfloor. Please note the installation direction in the installation instructions. The next plank can be clicked into the end face of the plank already in place, well aligned. Depending on the collection, the planks of the second row are first connected to the front side of the lying planks or first connected to the long side and then clicked into the front side. You can help the grooves to lock by tapping them lightly with a tapping block.

Gluing variant: Apply the glue to the subfloor with a notched trowel. Lay the planks in the wet bed and fix them in place by pressing lightly. Please observe the respective flash-off times of the adhesive.

ATTENTION: A distance of approx. 10-15 mm must always be maintained between the flooring and the wall as well as to all fixed components.

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4. finish

Now lay all the planks by locking the grooves together. You can tighten the last row with the help of a pull iron and tap the front side tight with a rubber mallet. Finally, cut off the PU foil approx. 2 cm high and now the skirting boards can be fitted.

KWG cork flooring for gluing - Paco STD 66 G solid

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