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planeo TitanBoard HPL decking board light oak

Extremely robust and water-resistant decking board made of modern HPL

Item no.: HPL-RC696X-EHE

Embossed, non-slip surface texture.
100% waterproof & UV-stable.
Resistant to insects and fungal attack.
Stain resistant (wine, barbecue fat, cola etc.).
Durably splinter-free and barefoot-friendly.
5 running metres make approx. 1 m² surface.

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Product description

Embossed, non-slip surface texture.
100% waterproof & UV-stable.
Resistant to insects and fungal attack.
Stain resistant (wine, barbecue fat, cola etc.).
Durably splinter-free and barefoot-friendly.
5 running metres make approx. 1 m² surface.

structured surface
abrasion and scratch resistant
waterproof, UV-stable, resistant to stains
easy-care and water-resistant

To ensure easy and clean installation, the subfloor should be firm, level, load-bearing, frost-proof and free of vegetation!

We recommend using diamond saw blades for cutting the planks with cross-cut or panel saws.

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item no.: HPL-RC696X-EHE

shatterproof
anti-slip
robust
weatherproof
low maintenance

Technical data

item no.	HPL-RC696X-EHE
Manufacturer	planeo
Collection	TitanBoard
Length in mm	3050
Width in mm	200
Thickness in mm	10
suitable for	Terrace, Garden
Special features	HPL
EAN	4062212167472
Piece per package	1
Material	WPC / BPC
Shipping group	XL
Weight	10,25 kg / Packing
Colour	beige
Profiles	Solid plank
Range of application	Residential
Plank length	3.05
Top / bottom	structured/brushed
Percentage discount	5
Package Content	3,05 linear meter

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DIY step by step

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1. Determine installation height

First, determine the total construction height of the WPC decking boards installed. The terrace construction consists of the substructure (chippings, weed fleece, lawn edges) and the terrace construction (terrace pad, substructure, WPC plank). Check whether the existing edges of the old terrace can be used for the necessary height. Tighten cords to be able to measure the heights. Also, take into account the slope of 2% away from the house.

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2. Substrate preparation

Spread chippings roughly on the compacted gravel with a wheelbarrow and shovel. Level the surface with a spirit level on two long metal rods embedded in the chippings. Check the required construction height and slope with at least two taut cords. Start in one corner and work down the entire surface in rows.

3. Lay out weed fleece

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Reconstruction:

First, roll out a sheet of weed fleece starting from the outer edge. Place the curbs on the weed fleece with a 2 cm gap to the edge of the patio. Then lay the lawn edges on top. Please note that the distance between the lawn edges should be approx. 30-40 cm.

Helpful hint: A homemade template can serve as a spacer and make it easier to lay the subsequent lawn edges on the fleece.

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existing terrace:

Unroll the sheets of weed fleece and weigh the fleece down with the substructure so that it stays in place even in windy conditions.

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4. Prepare substructure

The aluminium substructure is distributed over the surface and cut to the specified position. Connectors can be used to save on waste and to ensure that the substructure is laid without offsets. The aluminium substructure is screwed to the connector and laid at a maximum distance of 35 cm from the existing substructure.

If the terrace is laid on an existing subfloor, there may be slight unevenness in the subfloor after a few years. In this case, determine the highest point of the substructure and screw it in place. Then level out the unevenness with rubber pads by attaching a cord from both sides of the substructure and using it for orientation.

ATTENTION: Please note that edge distances between the substructure and other objects of approx. 20 mm must be maintained.

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5. Planning the joint pattern

Now the board joints are planned on the substructure, the substructure must also be doweled in this area. All other substructures are only aligned and doweled to the floor at the ends to stabilise the structure.

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6. Level out the area

Pull a cord over the aluminium substructure to level the surface. The substructures can then be leveled with the help of rubber pads. Once the substructures are level, clean them before installing the HPL planks.

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7. Install decking boards

Before laying, it is imperative to follow the official laying instructions that are included in each package, otherwise, any claim to warranty and guarantee will be invalidated!

When laying the planks, 20 mm edge distances must be observed. Lay the plank well aligned on the substructure. The substructure should run against the direction in which the planks are laid. Mark the course of the plank with a white pencil and fix the installation tape and adhesive up to the marked point on the substructure. Then the plank can be fixed in place. The mounting tape is used to fix the plank until the adhesive sets and the substructure is bonded to the plank. Aluminium T spacers can be used to ensure that the planks are evenly spaced.

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8. Install terrace lighting

Plan and mark all lamp positions, if the lighting is desired. Then unroll the cable. Strip the cable with the caps supplied. Install the lamps at the same time as you lay the planks. To do this, drill the appropriate holes and bring the connectors into contact with the laid-out cable. Finally, clamp the cable to the transformer and position it in the floor tank or near a socket. Use a safebox if the socket is in the ground.

Helpful hint: Check the function of the lamps immediately after installation.

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planeo TitanBoard HPL decking board light oak

Product description

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