Weathertex Trimtec 1220 x 915 x 5.5mm Hardboard Underlay

SKU: MJ-20215A-ULay-TrmTk-1220.915/5.5
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Furniture legs, stools and high heels all concentrate real weight onto a small point — Trimtec’s density and internal bond strength are specifically what stop that load telegraphing through the finished floor above.

Description

Trimtec Underlay is a hardboard product manufactured to provide a flat, uniform, indent-resistant base for resilient sheet or tile floor coverings over strip timber, particleboard, plywood or concrete substrates. Being pre-conditioned to the Australian climate and 100% Australian made and owned means it’s unlikely to be adversely affected by stability issues that can arise with imported board products not acclimatised to local humidity and temperature ranges.

Its high resistance to indentation from point loads — table legs, chairs, stools, bookcases, wall units and high heel shoes — is a genuine practical benefit under a resilient sheet floor covering, where a softer underlay would show every point-load mark through the finished surface over time. The smooth top surface also allows even, economical adhesive application, avoiding the wasted product that comes from an uneven or absorbent underlay surface.

Technical Specifications

Dimensions 1220mm x 915mm x 5.5mm
Area per sheet 1.12m²
Density 960 kg/m³
Mass per unit area 5.3 kg/m²
Modulus of rupture 30 MPa
Modulus of elasticity 4000 MPa
Impact strength 4000 J/m²
Internal bond strength 1000 kPa
Thermal conductivity 0.11 W/mK
Compliance AS/NZS 1859.4:1997; ISO 9001 manufacturing; AS/NZ 1884-2012 installation
Packaging Bulk packs of 120 sheets

Where to Use

  • Over strip timber, particleboard, plywood and concrete floors
  • Under resilient sheet or tile floor coverings requiring a flat, indent-resistant base
  • Areas with point loads from furniture, fixtures or high heel foot traffic

How to Apply

  1. Prepare the substrate — ensure it is structurally sound and suitable per AS/NZ 1884-2012.
  2. Lay the sheets — fix using normal wood working tools and flooring installation equipment.
  3. Apply adhesive evenly — take advantage of the smooth surface for economical, even coverage.
  4. Install the floor covering — lay resilient sheet or tile flooring over the prepared underlay.

Important Notes

  • Installation must comply with AS/NZ 1884-2012.
  • Dimensional tolerances are ±1.0mm (length/width) and ±0.15mm (thickness) ex mill.
  • Easy to work with normal wood working tools and flooring installation equipment.

Point-load indentation is a genuinely common failure mode under resilient sheet flooring that a lot of underlay products don’t test for explicitly — furniture legs, high heels and stools all concentrate weight onto a small area, and a soft or thin underlay will show that mark through the finished floor over time. Trimtec’s density and internal bond strength figures are specifically what resist that kind of localised deformation.

Key Features

  • High resistance to indentation from point loads (table legs, chairs, high heels)
  • 100% Australian made and owned, pre-conditioned to the Australian climate
  • Tough, flexible, resistant to cracking or fracturing
  • Smooth surface for even, economical adhesive application
  • ISO 9001 certified manufacturing, complies with AS/NZS 1859.4:1997
  • 1220mm x 915mm x 5.5mm sheets, sold in bulk packs of 120

Additional information

Weight 5.92 kg
Dimensions 122 × 91.5 × 0.0055 cm
Size

1220mm x 915mm Sheet

Thickness

5.5mm

Range

Flooring Underlay

Frequently asked questions

What substrates is Trimtec Underlay used over?

Strip timber, particleboard, plywood and concrete floors, providing a flat, uniform, indent-resistant base before laying resilient sheet or tile flooring.

Why does pre-conditioning to the Australian climate matter?

It reduces the risk of the board being adversely affected by stability issues once installed, since it’s already acclimatised to local humidity and temperature conditions rather than shipped in from elsewhere.

How resistant is Trimtec to indentation?

It’s highly resistant to indentations caused by point loads such as table legs, chairs, stools, bookcases, wall units and high heel shoes — a genuine practical benefit under a resilient sheet floor covering.

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