Project Vinyl Robusto | Brown | 400cm
Project Vinyl Robusto | Brown | 400cm
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Product details
Product details
Robusto Oak Brown - 5802 is a wood-look vinyl floor with a calm and balanced oak appearance. Its look is neutral and understated, making the floor easy to integrate into a variety of project interiors.
The oak shade is deliberately subtle and does not demand much attention. This makes this version suitable for spaces where the floor should support the interior without being overly prominent. In practice, we often see this variant in offices and project spaces where flexibility is important.
Robusto Oak Grey is designed for daily use in project environments. The floor combines a natural look with practical applicability, making it widely usable.
The Tex Back backing, largely made from recycled PET bottles, aligns with projects where sustainability is considered in material selection.
Features & benefits
- top layer: 0.4mm
- anti-slip & antistatic
- underfloor heating
- seamless
Specifications
Specifications
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Article code10VP100116
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ColourBrown
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Colour code5802
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Usage locationIndoor
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Width400 cm
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Quantity per pack1
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Top layer0.5 mm
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Thickness2.7 mm
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Weight per running metre8 kg
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Weight per m²2000 gsm
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Primary backingTextile backing
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Fire classBfl-s1
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Colour fastnessLight fastness 6
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Usage class 123 - heavy (domestic) use
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Usage class 233 - heavy project use
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Suitable for underfloor heatingYes (screed floor, max. 27 °C)
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Warranty15 years
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AntistaticYes
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Impact sound reduction14 dB
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Thermal resistance0,01 m²K/W
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Installation methodGlue-free up to 35 m², larger areas with double-sided tape
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this flooring suitable for both residential and commercial applications?
Is this flooring suitable for both residential and commercial applications?
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How practical is this floor in terms of maintenance and daily use?
Does this floor meet the correct safety and project requirements?
Does this floor meet the correct safety and project requirements?