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MEISTER Parquet Flooring - Longlife PC 200 American Walnut harmonious (500009-2400200-09043)

2,5 mm Wear layer - 3-layer - Micro bevel - Click system FoldDown - Ship's floor - ultra matt lacquered - brushed - dark brown

Item no.: 5222009043

Particularly resistant.
Natural sound and heat insulation.
For private and commercial use.
Suitable for WW underfloor heating.

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Product description

Particularly resistant.
Natural sound and heat insulation.
For private and commercial use.
Suitable for WW underfloor heating.

With Meister parquet, there is a variant for everyone. The classic parquet floor has proven itself with its technical properties and traditional design

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longlife guarantee

The Blue Angel label guarantees that the parquet is manufactured in a healthy and ecological way. The floors from the Cottage collection are low in emissions and pollutants.

MEISTER

MEISTER is the quality brand for flooring from MeisterWerke Schulte GmbH, a family-owned company. The innovative sales brand based in Ruthen-Meiste is available exclusively from specialist retailers. The wide range of floors, panels and accessories for the wood and building materials traded by MEISTER enjoys great popularity throughout Europe.

item no.: 5222009043

robust
insensitive
sound-absorbing
scratch-resistant

Technical data

item no.	5222009043
Manufacturer	MEISTER
Collection	Longlife
Collection variant	PC 200
Length in mm	2400
Width in mm	200
Thickness in mm	13
Wear layer	2,5 mm
Joint	Micro bevel
installation pattern	Ship's floor (3-plank)
Installation type	click
Wood type	Walnut
Sorting (grain)	lively/rustic
Underfloor heating	suitable
Special features	Environmentally friendly
EAN	4064611123776
Piece per package	4
Structure	3-layer
Click system	FoldDown
Shipping group	L
Weight	9,49 kg / Packing
Colour	dark brown
Surface treatment	varnished
Range of application	Residential
Package Content	1,92 m²

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1. substrate check

The subfloor should be permanently dry, load-bearing and even.

ATTENTION: Never lay parquet over a soft subfloor, e.g. over carpet, cork or any type of foam underlay.

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2. acclimatisation

The planks should be stored horizontally in the room where they are 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 the installation.

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

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3. subfloor preparation

Then clean the surface to be laid with a hoover. Any unevenness exceeding 3 mm per linear metre is sanded down and filled with a floor levelling compound.

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4. before laying

Spread out the PE foil with an overlap of approx. 10 cm and tape it down.Now you can lay out the strips of impact sound insulation butt to butt against the laying direction of the floor covering and fix all overlaps with aluminium tape. The foil side should always face upwards.

Tip: Open several packages of the parquet at the same time and mix the planks to achieve an optimal installation pattern.

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5. laying instructions

Lay the first plank well aligned on the subfloor, taking the edge distances into account. You can start laying the floor on the left side of the room. In the first row, the plank is clicked in with the front side. Use a rubber mallet to tap lightly on the front side so that the click connection snaps in well. In the next row, the planks are first clicked in with the long side and then the ends can be fixed by tapping lightly. To cut a plank, now take measurements and mark the plank. This is then cut with a jigsaw or crosscut saw.

ATTENTION: There must always be a gap of approx. 10 mm between the flooring and the wall and between the flooring and all fixed components.

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6. last row

Cut the planks of the last row to size and click them in place using a pull iron. Finally, the planks can be tapped down again with a hammer.

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7. finish

The PU foil is now cut approx. 2 cm high and the skirting boards can be fitted. Here there is the click or glue variant.

Glue:

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4 Before gluing

Lay out the first two rows of planks and make marks in the subfloor with a pencil. The planks can be cut to size using a crosscut saw.

Tip: Open several packages of the parquet at the same time and mix the planks to achieve an optimal installation pattern.

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5. laying instructions

Now pick up the planks again and apply the adhesive up to the marking with a notched trowel. Align the first plank and place it in the wet bed. The second plank is clicked into the already lying plank with the front side. The boards of the next row are laid first with the long side, then with the short side. Then the adhesive for the next two rows can be applied and the planks can be glued.

ATTENTION: There must always be a gap of approx. 10 mm between the flooring and the wall as well as to all fixed components.

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6. last row

Finally, you can attach the skirting boards.

MEISTER Parquet Flooring - Longlife PC 200 American Walnut harmonious (500009-2400200-09043)

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