07" x 48" - Faux-Wood Luxury Vinyl Tile

Sophisticated style and high-grade performance meet the ease and durability of luxury vinyl. Provides long-lasting natural beauty with real ease of maintenance compared to real wood. This premium line of luxury vinyl planks is available in thirteen fashionable, exotic wood patterns. Ceramic-bead technology can withstand heavy wear, making luxury vinyl plank a great long-term flooring solution. These luxury vinyl planks can be either glue-down self-installed or professionally installed for more advanced applications. Heavy-duty 40-mil wear surface.

Is offered in a range of thirteen styles, each with a uniquely lifelike look and feel in a range of modern and exotic wood patterns and cuts

MAINTENANCE
We recommend using a non-rinsing cleaner that leaves no film and suggest that you vacuum, sweep or dust mop twice per week. High-traffic areas might require more frequent cleaning.

Wipe up food and other spills immediately using recommended cleaner and a soft cloth. You should NEVER USE ABRASIVE CLEANERS, POWDERS, OIL CLEANERS, WAXES OR DISH DETERGENT. These will scratch the surface or leave a film.

When using a vacuum, if possible turn off the beater and use a hose or wand with an upholstery attachment. Vacuum wheel may also be a source for indenting and scuffing, check the wheels for embedded grit. To remove scuff marks you can use a soft cloth to rub it out. If they difficult to remove try using a product named “Oops Painter Wipes”. Rinse the area well afterwards with clean warm water and allow to dry. Please note that these procedures may help remove stains from vinyl floors, but cannot guarantee complete removal. Burns, holes or “permanent” stains may require a replacement “patch of that section of the floor.

To remove damaged planks you can use a hair dryer, which heats up the adhesive allowing the plank to be picked up. When the plank is up, use a wide blade putty knife and pull it out, then put the new plank down once the surface has been prepared. You should NEVER USE A HEAT GUN as this emits too much heat and will damage the planks.

SIZES
Sold per carton with a quantity of fifteen (15) 07" x 48" planks for a total coverage of 35 sq. ft.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Stability (EN 986): Pass
Abrasion Resistance (EN 660): Excellent (<0.15g/1000 cycles)
Static Load (ASTM F970 - Modified): 2000 psi
Sound Insulation (DIN 52210): 4dB
Slip Resistance (ASTM D 2047): Pass (Exceeds ADA Recommendations)
Stain & Chemical Resistance (ASTM 925): Pass
Light Resistance (F 1515): Pass
Indentation Resistance (F 1914): Pass (<8%)

FLAMMABILITY RATING
Radiant Panel Test (ASTM E648): Class 1
Smoke Density (ASTM E662): Pass (<450 sdi)
Heat Stability (ASTM 1514): Pass
HUD/FHA Requirements: Exceeds
LEED NC: Our FloorScore certification allows this product to be eligible to earn LEED credits.

Construction: Class III Printed Film Vinyl Plank, Type B Embossed Surface
Wear Layer Thickness: 40 mil (1.0mm)
Product Height: 0.125"
Tile Size: 07" x 48"
Coverage: 35 sq. ft. per carton
Production Time: 7-10 Business Days

Frequently Asked Questions

What size are the planks and how much area does one carton cover?

Each carton contains 15 planks measuring 7" x 48" and covers 35 square feet of flooring.

How thick is the wear layer on these luxury vinyl planks?

These planks feature a heavy-duty 40-mil wear layer, making them a durable long-term flooring solution for high-traffic areas.

How many color options are available?

The planks are available in 13 fashionable, exotic wood patterns, including Bacote, White Oak, Wenge, Teak, Ebony, Honduran Mahogany, Brazillian Walnut, and more.

Can these planks be installed using a glue-down method?

Yes, these luxury vinyl planks can be installed using a glue-down method, either self-installed or by a professional for more advanced applications.

Are these planks ADA compliant?

Yes, the slip resistance exceeds ADA recommendations per ASTM D 2047 testing.

What is the flammability rating for these planks?

These planks carry a Class 1 flammability rating per the Radiant Panel Test (ASTM E648) and exceed HUD/FHA requirements.

What cleaners should be avoided on these planks?

Never use abrasive cleaners, powders, oil cleaners, waxes, or dish detergent, as these can scratch the surface or leave a film.

How do you remove a damaged plank?

Use a hair dryer to heat the adhesive, then lift the plank with a wide blade putty knife. Never use a heat gun, as it emits too much heat and will damage the planks.