DESCRIPTION

VIFLOOR top sale colors/ solid stair board,stair nose available /21mm total thickness with 6mm saw cut veneer

Product Quality Survey

Specification

Packing

Why Choose Hermitage Oak?

The Material We Use: 

● The timber we use are French Oak, in order to reach good effect and reduce color variation,all the material are coming from the same area.

● In order to reach a good and natural antique looking, we process the veneer with our traditional way to keep the raising knots. We call that Shrink Face veneer.

● The plywood we use poplar and birch mixed plywood, that is the best base plywood in engineered flooring industry. Which comply with FSC, Carb2 certificate.

INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

Important Information Before You Begin

It is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT that you read and understand this information completely prior to starting, since improper installation can void the warranties. Only a professional hardwood floor installer should perform the installation.

If at any time during the installation of this flooring you have a question or a concern, STOP and call your dealer! Verify that the color, gloss and distressing and T&G fit are acceptable prior to starting the installation.

The Hermitage Collection will only be responsible for obvious issues in flooring that has not been installed.

READ THIS CAREFULLY: The primary cause of problems with any hardwood floor is moisture, either too much or too little. It is the contractor’s / homeowner’s responsibility to ensure that the conditions prior to install, as well as for the life of the hardwood floor, meet certain criteria. The wood sub-floor to which you are gluing or nailing your hardwood floor must have a moisture content (MC) of 12% or less when measured with a properly calibrated pin-type moisture meter, and should be within 3% of the measured MC of the hardwood flooring prior to installation. The sub-floor must remain at 12% or less MC throughout the life of the hardwood floor. It is the contractor’s / homeowner’s responsibility to verify those measurements, and to ensure that the environment, including the crawl-space, is and will remain dry. Other factors which can affect the MC of the floor, and cause problems, are uncontrolled environmental relative humidity (RH). It is the homeowner’s responsibility to install, operate and monitor such systems as necessary to maintain a RH of between 35% and 55%, and a temperature range of between 60º and 80º F at all times. Failure to ensure a maintain a dry sub-floor and/or crawl-space or failure to regulate environmental RH or temperature as required can lead to excessive cupping, splitting, checking and gapping. Such occurrences will not be covered as manufacturing defects by any Hermitage Collection warranty.

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