Chevron
Significant dimensions and patterns – when you require something extra of your room.
Solid
Types of pattern
Chevron
Types of wood
Oak
Gradings
Exquisit / Living / Country
Surfaces
Untreated / Oiled and varnished on request
Profile
Tongue/groove 4 sides / Untreated (sharp edges) or Oiled (micro bevel 4 sides)
Thickness
16 / 20 mm
Width
100 / 120 / 150 mm
Length
500 / 680 / 850 mm
FSC and/or PEFC
Can be supplied on request
CE / UKCA
EN 14342
EPD
Ask for our EPD declarations
Engineered
Types of pattern
Chevron
Types of wood
Oak
Gradings
Exquisit / Living / Country
Surfaces
Untreated / Oiled and varnished on request
Profile
Tongue/groove 2 sides / Untreated (sharp edges) or Oiled (micro bevel 4 sides)
Thickness
16 / 20 mm
Width
100 / 120 mm
Length
500 / 580 mm
FSCFSC and/or PEFC
Can be supplied on request
CE / UKCA
EN 14342
EPD
Ask for our EPD declarations
Wear layer
4 / 6 mm
NB: The images of wood types are not grading images
Types of wood
Standard Chevron comes in oak. Inquire after other types of wood.
Oak
Grading
Grades vary from wood specie and dimension. Wood is a natural material, thus there will always be variations compared to descriptions and photos. Samples will only show dimension and construction and not the grade. It is certain that variations will exist between small samples and the actual deliveries.
Exquisit
General uniform colour and wood structure. Variations due to growth conditions will exist. In principle free of knots and sapwood. Whirls, small scratches, cross grains and brown heart may be found to a small extent.
Living
A more characteristic look with natural colours and wood structure. In principle free of open knots, cracks, pith etc. Whirls, healthy knots, small scratches, cross grains and silicon stains may be found. Sapwood or brownheart will be found depending of the wood specie.
Country
A very characteristic look with all-natural colour variations and structures. Knots, sapwood and brownheart is found. Very small open knots and scratches may be found.
References
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