Supremo Rigid Core Herringbone Brown Trend Olive With Built In Underlay 6mm
Are you on the lookout for a new floor that’s a bit out of the ordinary? Something that gets noticed, but isn’t so different that you’ll tire of it in no time? Yes? Then check out this supremo rigid core herringbone brown trend olive option.
As its name suggests, it sports the timeless herringbone pattern that’s been around for centuries. It’s also full of character and charm. We’ve seen this floor used in various rooms in the home, always to great effect. We’ve also seen it combined with calm, neutral colourways and a riot of bright, bold paints and papers – either way it looks fabulous.
Discover Supremo Royal Brown Trend Olive, a quality luxury Vinyl flooring with a brown stylish look. It has been manufactured using highest quality recycled polymers. The grain and overall look of the plank is designed to replicate the look of natural wood.
The edges of the planks are micro bevelled, which contributes to the authentic look of natural wood these floorboards possess, while the fitting method is click system.
We strongly recommend to order a sample and not rely only on the photos on the web.
Due to the nature of the products, description and images should only be used for guidance.
We recommend fitting this product with our specific
Unless the product has pre applied underlay already, in this case do not use any type of underlay but the pre applied underlay.
It needs to be installed on top of a 100% straight, rigid and even subfloor (We highly recommend to use self leveling compound to reach high enough degree of evenness).
When installing on top of screed the screed moisture must not exceed 2%.
| Installation Highlight | If the sub floor is made of wood floor boards a minimum 18mm plywood should be applied and secured before fitting the LVT |
We strongly recommend that Vinyl flooring tiles must be installed only on dry screed subfloor and only by a professional fitter
Installing this product on top of an uneven subfloor or unsuitable underlay will cause the click system to fail and the floor to get damaged over time.
You have to create an expansion gap or barrier every 30m2 when fitting LVT.