Description
Engineered European Oak in a wide-board format — familiar character, bigger scale. That’s the character behind Clunes-Wide, from Sunstar’s Oak Classics – Wide Board range, with dark tones and a french country feel.
A European Oak timber board, 14mm thick, with a light brush matte finish and Droplock installation. It’s made by Sunstar Flooring, who supply the Oak Classics – Wide Board range through Multifors.
Technical Specifications
| Thickness | 14mm |
|---|---|
| Board Dimensions | 220×1900 |
| Wear Layer | 2mm |
| Finish | Light Brush Matte |
| Species | European Oak |
| Core Construction | Multi-Ply Engineered Core |
| Surface Coating | UV Cured |
| Installation Method | Droplock |
| Acoustic Rating | 5 Star |
| Fire Rating | Certificates Available |
| Slip Rating | P3 |
| Coverage per Box | 2.508 m² |
| Planks per Box | 6 Planks | 30% Nested Lengths |
Where to Use
- Residential living areas, bedrooms and hallways
- Anywhere suited to a Droplock installation
- French Country-styled interiors, especially in dark colour schemes
How to Install
Installation should be completed by suitably qualified trades and must adhere to any relevant NCC & building requirements.
- Non-Acceptable Systems: Heating systems between floating floor and subfloor are not suitable.
- Sunstar’s Engineered Timber products are suitable for direct stick or floating floor installation.
- (Herringbone products Direct stick installation is recommended).
- When installing direct stick, always follow adhesive supplier recommendations, taking care to select the right adhesive based on the subfloor type. And then select the correct trowel size and type to suit the adhesive, incorrect selection of trowel can lead to adhesive and moisture barrier failure.
Full installation instructions available as a downloadable PDF above.
Care & Maintenance
Other coatings and more invasive steps are available and should be discussed with your flooring professional.
We will always strive to improve the processes from design to floor. Then once installed you have the opportunity to take over and look after your floor to ensure the longest lifespan. Whether you’re happy for it to age and develop more character to tell a story of your home, or you want to keep it as close as possible to a fresh floor, there’s some guidance to keep in mind:
The most dangerous time for a floor is move in day. Keep the floor clean as you move in.
Full care guide available as a downloadable PDF above.
Warranty
- 20 years residential
- 5 years commercial
- Lifetime structural
