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Wir lieben Holz. We love wood. Sentimos amor por la madera. Nous aimons le bois. Noi siamo innamorati del legno. Мы любим древесину. The information contained in this data sheet is for general information purposes only. The information is provided by Serenzo Flooring Industries and whilst we endeavour to keep the information up-to-date, accurate and correct, we make no representations or warranties of any kind. Therefore , any reliance you place on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk and if in doubt professional advice should be taken and, if required, tests should be conducted at all stages prior to completing the installation of wooden flooring. In no event will we be liable for any loss or damage including without limitation, indirect or consequential loss or damage, or any loss or damage whatsoever arising from loss of data or profits arising out of, or in connection with, the use of this information. The contents of this sheet are not legally binding and therefore cannot be taken as a basis for guarantees and

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Equilibrium moisture content of wood Wood Flooring has a comfort level too: Wood flooring will perform best when the interior environment is controlled to stay within a relative range of 45 to 55 percent and a range of 20 to 25 °Celsius. Fortunately, that’s about the same comfort range most humans enjoy. The charts below indicate the equilibrium moisture content of wood under various temperature and humidity conditions. The left column indicates temperature in Celsius. The row above indicates percent relative humidity. The values in the chart indicate the equilibrium moisture content (EMC)...

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Techn. CHARACTERISTICS OF WOOD DS 002-1 Technical Characteristics Differential shrinkage value [%] (1) Wood Species heat conductivity average value average value [g/cm³] sources: (1) SELL, J. (1987): Eigenschaften und Kenngrößen von Holzarten, Baufachverlag AG Zürich (2) WAGENFÜHR, R. (1996): Holzatlas, Fachbuchverlag Leipzig (3) ÖSTERREICHISCHES NORMUNGSINSTITUT (2001): Katalog für wärmeschutztechnische Rechenwerte von Baustoffen und Bauteilen Wir lieben Holz. We love wood. Sentimos amor por la madera. Nous aimons le bois. Noi siamo innamorati del legno. Мы любим древесину. The information...

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Technical Data Solid + Trio DS 003-1 Technical Data Technical data sheet Moisture content Thickness variation Admissible difference in length Admissible difference in width Height difference Resistance to roller castors on chairs Bond strength / Cross cut test Chemical resistance Scraping with furniture feet Slip resistance, inclined plane Sliding friction Thermal transmittance value Thermal conductivity Transmission noise reduction Biological durability Underfloor heating Bending lengthwise (along element) Bending crosswise (across the width of element) Functional / Surface quality...

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Technical Data DUO-x DS 004-1 Technical Data T echnical data sheet Moisture content Admissible difference in length Admissible difference in width Height difference Resistance to roller castors on chairs Bond strength / Cross cut test Chemical resistance Scraping with furniture feet Slip resistance, inclined plane Sliding friction Thermal transmittance value Thermal conductivity Transmission noise reduction Biological durability Underfloor heating Bending lengthwise (along element) Bending crosswise (across the width of element) Functional / Surface quality Physical quality Additional...

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Grading Trio Noblesse Natural (doppio fumo) Healthy sapwood Discolored sapwood Sound knots Open knots Fissures from branches, holes < 5 mm Water marks Shakes on the surface vertical Splintering shakes Coars grain Infestation with insects Knots unfilled Filled parts Color variations fumo only 5 % of the quantity can be of following grading. Wir lieben Holz. We love wood. Sentimos amor por la madera. Nous aimons le bois. Noi siamo innamorati del legno. Мы любим древесину. The information contained in this data sheet is for general information purposes only. The information is provided by...

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Grading Solid planks DS 006-1 Grading Solid Planks Noblesse Healthy sapwood Discolored sapwood Sound knots Open knots Fissures from the branches, holes < 5 mm Knots unfilled Filled parts Color variations Water marks Shakes on the surface vertical Splintering shakes Coars grain Infestation with insects fumo only 5 % of the quantity can be of following grading. Wir lieben Holz. We love wood. Sentimos amor por la madera. Nous aimons le bois. Noi siamo innamorati del legno. Мы любим древесину. The information contained in this data sheet is for general information purposes only. The information...

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Grading Duo-x Prima Healthy sapwood up to 1/3 of plank width on both sides possible Discolored sapwood Sound knots occassional sound knots < 5 mm Open knots Knots unfilled Filled parts Fissures from branches, holes < 5 mm Water marks Shakes on the surface vertical Splintering shakes Coars grain Infestation with insects fumo only fumo only Color variations 5 % of the quantity can be of following grading. Wir lieben Holz. We love wood. Sentimos amor por la madera. Nous aimons le bois. Noi siamo innamorati del legno. Мы любим древесину. The information contained in this data sheet is for...

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GUIDELINES FOR THE INSTALLATION OF AN ENGINEERED FLOOR ON UNDERFLOOR HEATING Research has shown that the quality of the floor surface strongly affects the feeling of comfort. With wood flooring the feeling of comfort is there from the outset due its favourable warm nature. The advantage is that wooden floors always maintain the ambient temperature and never feel cold in the same way that “hard” surfaces such as tiles or stone would. When laying wood floors on cement screeds, make sure a time frame of around 4-5 weeks is allowed for curing and natural drying. To remove residual moisture...

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Bulletin for the installation of wooden floor on underfloor heating Timber and timber materials have been used for many years to construct wooden floors and have proven to work well with underfloor heating. The data below is the result of research conducted by the Holzforschung Austria (Timber Research Austria) and sponsored by the Ministry of Construction and Engineering, and the long-term experience of miscellaneous floor constructions over underfloor heating. 1. Moisture barrier In rooms level with the ground, without basement, or above gateways, damp rooms, alleys or garages a...

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