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CMC017 Carpet SPC Flooring
OEM/ODM/CARSEM
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Product Description
| Brand Name | OEM/ODM/CARSEM | Design | Carpet SPC Vinyl Flooring |
| Material | Resin PVC, Calcium carbonate（Grade A）,Stabilizer(environmental) | Usage | Indoor |
| UV Coating Options | Ceramic Bead/Anti-microbial/Anti-Stain | Thickness | 3.5mm to 6mm |
| Backing Options | 1mm to 2mm IXPE/EVA/Cork underlayment | Gloss Level | Matt, Glossy |
| Bevel Treatment | Micro bevel, Painted bevel, Tru-Grout | Density | 2000kgs/M3 |
| Product Name | SPC Vinyl Flooring for indoor | Feature | Waterproof Wear Resistant Anti-slip |
| Certificate | ISO9001, ISO14001, CE, Floor Score, SGS, VOC, TUV, Greenguard Golden | Click System | Click System |
| Packing method | Carton, solid wood pallet | Advantage | Eco-friendly / 100% Waterproof |
Pocket Emboss
This Texture is more smooth and flat. It is very popular texture on clean designed patterns SPC Flooring.
Slate Emboss
This Texture looks more stone looking, and very deep. It is suitable for thickness of SPC flooring which is more than 4.5mm.
Coral Emboss
This Texture is the most popular texture on tile design SPC, WPC and Vinyl flooring. It looks very vivid.
SPC Flooring Carpet Designs Room Scene
SPC Flooring Carpet Designs Room Scene
SPC Flooring Carpet Designs Room Scene
SPC Flooring Carpet Designs Room Scene
SPC Flooring Carpet Designs Room Scene
SPC Flooring Carpet Designs Room Scene
SPC Flooring Carpet Designs Room Scene
SPC Flooring Carpet Designs Room Scene
SPC Flooring Carpet Designs Room Scene
Technical Data
| Factory's Test Items | Factory's Standards | Testing Method |
| Flaw, Crack, Wrinkle, Hold, Separating | Not Allowed | GB4085-83 |
| Color Difference | Two Tones Allowed | GB4085-83 |
| Dirt, Color Change | Not Easily Noticeable | GB4085-83 |
| Specifications | ||
| Length Measurement | ± 0.1mm(≤6") | EN427 |
| ± 0.3mm(12" ~ 24") | ||
| ± 0.5mm(≥36") | ||
| Overall Thickness | ± 0.15mm | EN428 |
| Squareness | ≤0.25mm | EN427 |
| Straightness | ≤0.25mm | EN427 |
| Physical Statistics | ||
| Dimensional Stability to Heat | ≤0.12% | EN434 |
| (80℃, 6Hrs) | ||
| Curling After Exposure To Heat | ≤1.2mm | EN434 |
| (80℃, 6Hrs) | ||
| Wear Resistance | ≤0.015g | EN-660-2 |
| Peel Resistance | ≥2.8Kgf/2cm | EN431 |
| Residual Indentation After Static Loading | ≤0.1mm | EN434 |
| Flexibility | No Damage | EN435 |
| All products comply to EN 14041:2004 Safety Standards | ||
| Product Specifications | Standard | Testing Method |
| Reaction to Fire | Class Bf1-s1 | EN717-1 |
| Formaldehyde Emission | Not Detected | EN717-1 |
| Determination of migration of heavy metals | Not Detected | EN71 |
| Effect of a caster chair | Pass | EN425 |
| Color Fastness to Light | Grade(Blue Wool Std):6 | EN ISO 105 B02 |
Installation
ATTENTION – INSTALLER/OWNER RESPONSIBILITY Inspect “all” materials carefully before installation.
All SPC floorings are manufactured in accordance with accepted industry standards. Even though our product goes through many inspections before it leaves the factory, it is the responsibility of the customer andinstaller to perform a final inspection prior to installation.
Basic tools and accessories: broom or vacuum, chalk line, tapping block, cleaner, hand or electric jamb saw, miter saw, moisture meter, safety glasses, straight edge, table saw, tape measure, square, utility knife, pry bar and underlayment.
It is the responsibility of the installer/owner to determine if the job site sub floor and job site conditions are environmentally and structurally acceptable for SPC flooring installation, and any responsibility for SPC flooring failure resulting from or connected with sub-floor, subsurface, job site damage or deficiencies after the SPC flooring has been installed.
SUB-FLOOR PREPARATION AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ALL INSTALLATIONS
Concrete Sub-Floors New concrete slabs require a minimum of 60 days drying time before installation. All Concrete sub-floors must be dry, smooth and free of structural defects. Hand scrape or sand with a 20 grit #3-1/2 open face paper to remove loose, flaky concrete. Make sure that the perimeter of the foundation has adequate drainage and use a vapor barrier when installing below grade.
Sub-floor Moisture Check On and below grade applications are susceptible to moisture and should be tested for moisture prior to installation in several locations within the installation area. Acceptable conditions for above, on and below grade applications are: . Less than 3 lbs. /1000 sq. ft. /24 hrs.per ASTM 1869-89 (calcium chloride test) .
Less than a reading of 5.0 on a Tramex Concrete Moisture Encounter (moisture meter). To correct any sub-floor problems concerning moisture, either wait until the sub-floor dries to meet specifications or use appropriate moisture barrier.
Sub-floors Other Than Wood or Concrete Note: Carpet and rubber tiles are unacceptable underlayments and must be removed. Terrazzo, tile and any other hard surfaces that are dry, structurally sound and level, as described above, are suitable as a sub-floor.
Radiant Heated Sub-floors Before installing over a hydronic radiant-heated floor turn off heat and wait until the floor has reached room temperature. After installing the floor return the heat to the previous setting, slowly 2o at a time.
Caution: The slab surface must never exceed 85o F. in temperature.
Remove all moldings and wall-base and undercut all door casings with a hand or power jamb saw using a scrap piece of flooring and underlayment as a guide to ensure that you undercut the door jamb to the proper height.
“Racking the Floor” As you install the floor, blend the SPC planks from several cartons to provide a random look throughout the installation. As you continue working across the floor be sure to maintain the 9” minimum stagger between end joints on all adjacent rows.
Never waste material; use the left over pieces from the cuts to start the next row or to complete a row. All flooring installations must use a underlayment.
After allowing the floor to acclimate and ensuring that proper subfloor requirements are met, you can begin the installation by laying the underlayment. As you lay the first plank, use spacers to maintain the minimum 1/2” expansion gap around the perimeter of the room. Then lay the butt seams (end joints) onto each other for the first row.
The cut piece from the first row (which should be at least 9” long) will be used to start the second row. Be sure to always stagger the end seams a minimum of nine inches. To begin the second row, place the tongue of the cut piece into the groove and lock down into place. Place the second board of the second row into the groove and lock down into place. The butt seams will be held down by the following rows. The last row will be cut to fit and should be wider than two inches.
Final Touches: Install the proper trim molding at the doorways to achieve the transition and along the walls to cover the edges of any gaps along the wall due to irregularity. Remember when you are planning you installation to allow for T-molding transitions at all pass-through doorways that are less than 48"inches in width.
Installation Photos as below:
