GoodHome Staccato Natural Wood effect Laminate Flooring, 1.86m²
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Product information
Discover the enduring charm of GoodHome Staccato Natural Wood effect Flooring, offering a refined wood look that enhances your space. This flooring is designed to provide a traditional appearance with its four-sided bevel edge, ensuring a genuine wood effect that seamlessly fits into your décor. With a straightforward click fitting system, you can easily set it up yourself, making it a practical choice for your home.
- Guarantee - 20 years
- Fold down system
- Suitable for Bedroom, hallway & living room
- Suitable for use with underfloor heating
Features and benefits
- Simple click-lock installation
- Four-sided bevel enhances authenticity
- Suitable for use with underfloor heating
- Covers one poin 14 square metres per package
- Durable surface for lasting use
Specifications
Brand | GoodHome |
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Effect | Wood effect |
Style | Modern |
Finish | Matt |
Surface finish | Embossed |
Material | High-density fibreboard (HDF) & paper |
Product length | 1180mm |
Product width | 395mm |
Product thickness | 12mm |
Coverage | 1.86m² |
Pack quantity | 4 |
Underlay type required | Cork, foam, XPS or wood fibre |
Abrasion class | AC5 |
Standard | EN 13329 |
Made in | Spain |
Product code | 5063022038586 |
Safety Information
Manufacturer / EU responsible person
Reviews
3.72 / 5(51 reviews)Gdemonta - 5 / 5 - 30/6/2024
Looks great, easy to install once you get the gist
I really wasn’t sure when I saw the review if I would be able to lay this wood floor as I had never laid any floor before. But I still recommend it as it looks amazing and is worth the effort! Recommendations: as already explain and (thanks for these recommendations! ), you can only lay it row by row. If your area is wide, a second person is really useful. It’s necessary to buy the tool and mallet for laying floor(I got the Magnusson one). Also ideally your floor needs to be really leveled using self leveling compound (I didn’t but I wish I did) As the pattern consist of square, you can choose the most narrow side of your room as it will be easier. When laying the first row, make sure you use the small studs to prevent each tile to move between each other and the wall and make sure they are all perfectly aligned. Then cut (remember that the boards should form a “bricklayer pattern “ , same as any laminated wood floor). clip the second row at an angle to the first row (approx 30 degrees from the ground). To know if it’s properly aligned, You should be able to slide the row left and right. Then, Using the mallet and the tool, starting on one side, maintain the tile with your hand below and hit the tile above until the full row clips completely. As you clip it, it should flattens naturally when it clips. If it doesn’t flatten, you didn’t clip it correctly. Then do the same for the rest of the row. There should be no gap between each row. We had to unclip everything the first time. I really recommend it as it’s really worth the effort