Description
The same curated European Oak character as Le Parquet, laid in a timeless herringbone pattern that adds a sense of history, motion and prestige. That’s the character behind Nantes-Herringbone, from Sunstar’s Le Parquet Herringbone range, with light tones and a coastal contemporary feel.
A European Oak timber board, 15mm thick, with a light brush matte finish and Tongue & Groove L+R installation. It’s made by Sunstar Flooring, who supply the Le Parquet Herringbone range through Multifors.
Technical Specifications
| Thickness | 15mm |
|---|---|
| Board Dimensions | 150×750 |
| Wear Layer | 4mm |
| Finish | Light Brush Matte |
| Species | European Oak |
| Core Construction | Multi-Ply Engineered Core |
| Surface Coating | UV Cured |
| Installation Method | Tongue & Groove L+R |
| Acoustic Rating | 5 Star |
| Fire Rating | Certificates Available |
| Slip Rating | P3 |
| Coverage per Box | 2.025 m² |
| Planks per Box | 18 Planks |
Where to Use
- Residential living areas, bedrooms and hallways
- Anywhere suited to a Tongue & Groove L+R installation
- Coastal Contemporary-styled interiors, especially in light colour schemes
How to Install
Installation should be completed by suitably qualified trades and must adhere to any relevant NCC & building requirements.
- Assess During Installation — Do not install faulty or damaged boards.
- Clean Surface — Ensure the subfloor is free of debris and structurally sound.
- Leveling — Limit rises and falls to a maximum of 3mm over a 1000mm radius. Smooth imperfections to ensure a maximum 1mm deviation over 250mm area.
- Ventilation & Humidity — Timber subfloors should be well ventilated and meet building regulations for humidity. Concrete subfloors should not exceed 4.8% moisture.
Full installation instructions available as a downloadable PDF above.
Care & Maintenance
If exposed to direct sunlight for prolonged periods timber can also suffer more serious issues such as minor cracking. The floors are designed for an indoor surface and need to be kept in comfortable living temperatures. Excessive heat, humidity and fluctuations in temperature can cause the floor to distort.
Window protection such as blinds, window tinting or external shading to limit direct sunlight is required to ensure the floor is protected from prolonged direct sun exposure. Use heating and cooling to keep the ambient temperature between 10-30°C and moderate humidity between 35-75% particularly in the more extreme climates of Australia. In Northern Australia take time to understand the settings of your heating and cooling to manage humidity.
It’s always important to keep a floor clean, minor dirt and grit can accelerate the wear of coatings.
Full care guide available as a downloadable PDF above.
Warranty
- 25 years residential
- 5 years commercial
- Lifetime structural
