Highlights
- Chipboard
- Internal
- Floorboard
Description
These chipboard flooring boards are designed to serve multiple purposes, making them a versatile choice for various applications. They can be used to overlay existing flooring, providing a cost-effective and efficient way to refresh or reinforce an existing surface. Additionally, they are well-suited for use as loft boards, creating a sturdy platform for storage in loft spaces. Their versatility and ease of installation make these chipboard flooring boards a practical solution for both home improvement projects and creating additional storage space in residential settings. KEY FEATURES Tongue and groove design ensures swift and effortless installation. For optimal strength, the longer sides of the boards should be placed perpendicular (90 degrees) to the joists, and the board ends must always align with a joist. Additionally, staggering floor board joints enhances overall floor resilience. Secure boards with screws at every joist. To prevent screws from protruding above the floor, countersinking is necessary, and pilot holes should be drilled into the floorboard to facilitate easier fixing. Avoid positioning two ends of the boards between joists (over a void), as this may lead to sagging and potential breakage when walked on, creating a weak spot in the floor structure. Butt joints should be located in the center of joists for optimal support. Using nails instead of screws may result in issues with the ceiling and plasterboard area beneath the floor, due to excessive hammering. The product is responsibly sourced and complies with E1 emissions standards, demonstrating its commitment to sustainable and environmentally friendly sourcing practices.---KEY INFORMATION: Depth: 18mm | Moisture Resistant:: No | Weight (Per Sheet): 15.179 kg | Width: : 320 mm | Length: : 1220 mm | Interior or Exterior Use: Interior use: Interior use | Coverage: : 1.17 m | Structural: : No | Colour: : Natural | Type: : Loft Panels | Certifications Met: : BS EN 13986 | Sustainable Products: : Responsibly sourced - Tongue and groove design ensures swift and effortless installation | For optimal strength, the longer sides of the boards should be placed perpendicular (90 degrees) to the joists, and the board ends must always align with a joist. Additionally, staggering floor board joints enhances overall floor resilience | Secure boards with screws at every joist. To prevent screws from protruding above the floor, countersinking is necessary, and pilot holes should be drilled into the floorboard to facilitate easier fixing | Avoid positioning two ends of the boards between joists (over a void), as this may lead to sagging and potential breakage when walked on, creating a weak spot in the floor structure | Butt joints should be located in the center of joists for optimal support | Using nails instead of screws may result in issues with the ceiling and plasterboard area beneath the floor, due to excessive hammering | The product is responsibly sourced and complies with E1 emissions standards, demonstrating its commitment to sustainable and environmentally friendly sourcing practices.
