Products Overview
EIR Wood Textured LVT flooring is new kind of high quality decorative lifeproof pvc flooring,as high-tech research developed, new-type ground material, which is usually used in domestic and commercial areas. LVT is mainly made of polyethylene and calcium carbonate with certain percentage. Polyethylene is environmentally non-toxic renewable resource. All the ingredients are non-toxic, non-radioactive and eco-friendly. Luxury vinyl tile is a design choice for high traffic spaces due to its incredible durability and resilience but most importantly its impressive realistic appearance. Not only does this flooring provide the perfect balance between aesthetics and performance, but the distinct design elements ensure the suitability for both commercial and residential spaces,
There are two types of LVT Lifeproof vinyl flooring which has different installation method:
LVT Dry back is constructed of solid vinyl PVC sheet. It’s direct stick installation method requires the vinyl to be glued down using a permanent bond directly to the subfloor to ensure stability The direct stick process overall provides a more solid feel and reduces rebound noise that is often associated with other methods.
LVT click is constructed of solid pvc vinyl layer in between reinforced with glass filber,The floor panel with locking click system is the solution for a quick DIY installation renovation. Simple and easy to work with, by simply adjusting the individual planks to the existing room’s dimensions, all you need to do is match tongue and groove and click them together. There is no need for any adhesives, extra materials or special assistance.
Features:
Real Wood Liked Surface Texture
Lifeproof Flooring
Resilient and Flexibility
Fire Protection
Super Water Resistant
Slip Resistant
Abrasion resistance
Easy for Installation
Formaldehyde Free
Specifications
| Item | Standard | Result |
| Overall Thick | EN ISO 24236 | ±0.15mm |
| Wearlayer Thick | EN ISO 24340 | ±0.05mm |
| Squareness | EN 434 | <0.3mm |
| Dimensiontal Stability after exposure to heat | EN ISO 24342 | X Direction: <0.1% Y Direction:<0.05% |
| Curling after exposure to heat | EN 434 | <0.1mm |
| Peeling Strength | EN 431 | >60N(50mm) |
| Residual Indentation | EN ISO 24343-1 | <0.1mm |
| Castor Chair | ISO 4918 | After 25000 cycles, no visible damage |
| Slip Resistance | EN 13893 | Class DS |
| Fire Resistance | EN 13501-1 | Bfl-S1 |
| Abrasion Resistance | EN 660 | Group T |
| Stain & Chemical Resistance | EN ISO 26987 | Class 0 |
| Cigatette Burn Test | EN ISO 1399 | Class 4 |
| Color Fastness | ISO 105-B02 | ≥Grade 6 |
| Formaldehyde Emission | EN 717-3 | 0 |
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