Wetroom Concept

Wetroom ConceptINS TALL ATION INS TRUCTIONS V I NY L

This information is subject to change (05/2007).

Wetroom Concept is a system for wet areas comprising floor and wall coverings, drains and accessories.

The guarantee is only valid if the whole room is treated with the recommended Tarkett coverings,

including drains and accessories, along with ancillary products recommended for installation.

All Tarkett resilient flooring products are composed of the highest quality raw materials available and

are manufactured under strict production control. They will meet the most exacting requirements of

architects, contractors, owners and users.

Top quality material is only half of the story: a floorcovering's beauty and serviceability is dependant

also on proper installation over a suitable subfloor. By carefully using these instructions, it should

be simple matter to make each installation a job of which all can be proud. Tarkett floor and wall

products are regularly subjected to testing by adhesive manufacturers to ensure their compatibility.

Any subsequent adhesive recommendations are the sole responsibility of the adhesive manufacturers.

BEFORE INSTALLATION

• Handling, storage and acclimatisation- Care should be taken when handling all types of floor and wall coverings to ensure that safety

procedures are followed and damage does not occur to the material.

- Check the material for visible defects and/or damage before and during installation.

- Use the same batch number for each continuous surface. Save the details for each roll until the

installation is completed.

- The rolls shall be stored in an upright position.

- It is important that the rolls are stored for 24-48 hours before installation at a minimum temperature

of 15°C (ideally around 18°C). The pieces of flooring shall be cut to the required lengths, leaving a few

centimetres more and stored in the room where they are to be installed. This temperature should be

maintained throughout the installation.

- The minimum temperature of the subfloor should be 15°C.

- The relative humidity inside the room should be 50-60%.

• Underfloor heatingIt is imperative that underfloor heating systems have been previously commissioned and found to be

functioning correctly prior to the installation of the floorcovering. Ensure that the underfloor heating

system is switched off 48 hours prior to the floorcovering installation commencing and remains off

for at least 48 hours after the installation is complete. During the period of decommissioning of

the underfloor heating system, an alternative heating source should be provided, if required, to ensure

that the area of installation is kept at a constant temperature of 15°C - 27°C. Gradually increase

the temperature over a number of days by only a few degrees per day until the desired room temperature

is reached. The temperature should never exceed the floorcovering industry agreed maximum of 27°C

at the underside of the floorcovering (the adhesive line).

Wetroom Concept - Installation instructions

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• Preparation of the subfloorThe subfloor must be smooth, level, clean, dry, structurally sound, moderately absorbent and not

exposed to high humidity. The preparation/dryness of the subfloor and installation procedures should

all be as per the current relevant building standards within the country of use. The dryness of a solid

subfloor should be below the maximum moisture level permitted when tested in accordance with the

local building standards.

IMPORTANT: to allow perfect water drainage, the subfloor should be foreseen with a slope of at

least 1 cm per metre towards the drain.

- Use a water-resistant levelling compound when patching or filling in areas where wet conditions exist.

- Subfloors made of particle board shall be installed according to the respective manufacturer’s

directions.

- If the subfloor is painted, damp-proofed or non-absorbent, then you must allow the adhesive to

become "tacky" before installing the floor.

- Seams are not recommended within a 0.5 m radius of floor drains. Contact Tarkett if unsure about any

part of the installation.

- For specific subfloor types and preparation, please contact Tarkett technical services.

Note: although Tarkett may on occasion list a choice of adhesive and levelling compound manufacturers

and types, we do not however guarantee the products listed. The list of products and manufacturers are

not guaranteed complete or current. Tarkett would not accept any liability for any of these products

failing to perform in conjunction with any of their products. It is the responsibility of the adhesive

and levelling compound manufacturer and flooring contractor to ensure the products being used are

appropriate for use and applied in accordance with the manufacturers’ recommendations.

• AdhesivesPlease refer to the list of recommended adhesives on page 14. Take the climatic conditions of the

premises into consideration when allowing time for the adhesive to become tacky and the open time.

Tarkett regularly tests the main adhesives on the market to ascertain their compatibility with its products.

Maintaining the quality of these adhesives is the responsibility of the manufacturer. Using them

in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions is the responsibility of the installer.

• Protection of installationIf building work is carried out after installation, the floor should be covered for protection. Masking tape

must not be stuck directly to the floor. If it is necessary to put the floorcovering to use at an early stage,

protect the installation with hardboard or plywood.

• Technical assistanceCompanies that have not had experience of using Wetroom Concept are invited to contact our Technical

Support Department for advice, recommendations and, if necessary, on-site assistance. Please contact

your usual Tarkett sales representative.

• Project ManagementThe reputation of Tarkett Wetroom Concept is based on more than 20 years of quality installation. We

advise project managers to ascertain the experience of the company bidding to install Wetroom Concept.

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Start with the installation of a Purus drain and trap a minimum of

30 cm from the walls (measuring from the edge of the drain).

The flooring is coved to approximately 10 cm (about 4 in.) up the

wall. The wallcovering should then overlap the wall base by

at least 3 cm (about 1 in.). For best results, the top section of

the coved floor should be tapered off gradually to the wall using

a water-resistant levelling compound that you will sand to

achieve a smooth finish prior to installing the wallcovering.

Tarkett junction covings can also be used (see figure below).

To achieve a perfect watertight installation, all the floor and wall

sheets must be hot welded using Tarkett welding rods. For the

best result, use a speed welding nozzle. For removal of excess

welding rod use a special trimming knife or an equivalent tool.

lowtops and clamps ensure a watertight finish where

pipework penetrates the walls.

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Quick overview

With junction coving and cove former

JUNCTION COVING

(OVERLAPPING)

COVE FORMER

With levelling compound and without cove former

LEVELLING COMPOUND

(OVERLAPPING)

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ACCESSORIES FOR SIPHONS

The Purus knife will allow you to make a perfect hole in the flooring

material and hence ensure a perfect water-tight installation.

Other accessories and spare parts are available.

Please contact your Tarkett sales representative.

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VERTICAL DRAIN

PURUS KNIFE

PURUS DUSCHBRUNN

Ref. 1416 001

Flow 2L/s

PURUS BRAGE 50

Ref. 1416 004

Flow 2,5L/s

PURUS BRAGE 75

Ref. 1416 005

Flow 3L/s

PURUS FREJA

Ref. 1416 002

Flow 2L/s

PURUS ODEN

Ref. 1416 003

Flow 3L/s

HORIZONTAL DRAIN

PURUS KNIFE

Ref. 1417 003

IMPORTANT: to allow perfect water drainage, the subfloor

should be foreseen with a slope of at least 1 cm per metre

towards the drain.

The drain must be located a minimum of 30 cm from the walls and

should be installed by a plumber in accordance with Tarkett

technical specifications and Purus technical specifications and

in accordance with the local standards.

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MULTISAFE GRANIT

• Cutting the sheetsWhen cutting the sheets, make sure there is enough material for the coving (the sheets should be cut

longer than the room length). During the laying, the temperature of the subfloor and the room should

not be lower than 15°C. Pre-cut 24 hours before gluing and lay the flooring flat to allow the material to

relax and adapt to room temperature. This is especially important for long lengths.

When a sheet fits the width of the room, make a cross mark on the bottom of the material and the

subfloor to indicate the centre. This will help you place the sheet in its exact position. The cross marks

should coincide when placing the material.

When the width of the room exceeds the sheet width (more than one piece has to be installed to cover

the area), mark a line on the floor parallel to the longitudinal wall at a distance equivalent to 12 cm

(about 4.5 in.) less than the sheet width. Mark the room’s centre on this line. On the bottom of each

sheet, mark their centre. The cross marks on the subfloor and sheets shall coincide.

Sheets shall always be reversed to prevent shading effects.

Caution: all welded joints must be at least 30 cm from the drain.

• Tracing the covingUsing a straight edge and pencil, mark up to a height of about 10 cm (about 4 in.) all walls where the

flooring will be coved. When marking, only use a lead pencil. Wall scribers or Combi scribers (see page 14)

are also available.

Apply the adhesive on the walls up to the marked line, using a fine notched trowel. Spread some of the

adhesive out on to the floor.

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• Drain pipes and floor drains

IMPORTANT: no glue around and inside the

drains!

Above drain pipes, fold the sheet against the

pipe and mark the center of the pipe on the back

of the floor.

Cut a hole about 25 mm smaller than the

diameter of the pipe. Cut the hole at the start of

the fold. Warm the sheet with a hot air gun and

press it over the pipe.

OR (recommended for a quick and perfectcut): cut the hole with the Purus knife (Order N°

1417003). Install the base of Purus knife on the

drain, then cover it with the flooring material. Make a small hole with a blade to install the Purus knife

on its base and cut the flooring material to make a perfect circle. When the hole is made, heat the sheet

vinyl and press it over the pipe.

When the hole is made and the floor material pressed into the pipe, install the clamp ring down into the

edge of the drain. When using an adjustable ring, make sure it fits tightly. Trim off excess material using

a knife with a hooked blade to avoid cutting through the wall of the plastic pipe. A layer of silicone is put

between the sheet at the edge of the ring for extra sealing. Finish the installation around the drain

according to the instructions of the respective floor drain manufacturer.

•Laying and covingIn areas where one sheet is sufficient to cover the floor, the adhesive can be applied over the entire

surface area before installing the sheet.

In areas where several sheets are necessary, fold back and loosen the sheets covering half of the floor

area. Apply the adhesive on the subfloor with a fine-notched trowel (300 to 350 g/m2). Use a soft

brush in hard-to-reach areas. Follow the respective manufacturer’s instructions for the adhesive you

have selected.

If you don’t install a cove former, use a corner roller to obtain smooth corners when coving (Order

N° 32951149). With the corner roller, press the material firmly into the juncture between the floor and wall.

Depending on maintenance constraints or a poor quality angle at the

floor/wall junction, coving on a PA 25 cove former (Order N° 1415001) or

PA 20 (Order N° 1414001) may be necessary in accordance with the local

building standards.

After waiting for the adhesive to become tacky, lay the first section of the

sheet (or sheets). Position carefully. Raise the second section of the sheet

or sheets and continue laying using the acrylic adhesive.

The coving must be fixed with double-gluing using a suitable adhesive

(adhesive applied using a brush on the substrate and the reverse), in

accordance with the time required for the adhesive to become tacky.

Note: for a perfect watertight overlap of the wallcovering on the coved

floorcovering, we recommend to cut the studs with an appropriate tool

(Seam plane).


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• Corners

Inside cornerWhen fitting in-corners, make a cut in the excess material starting about 5 mm (about 1/4 in.) above the

floor in the corner. The material has to be heated before folding, heat the area between the sheet and

the wall. This provides better contact between the sheet and adhesive.

Press the material firmly into the corner with a corner roller.

The corner seam shall be placed on one of the walls at a 45° angle.

Outside cornerWhen fitting an out-corner. The sheet is folded against the corner

and cut about 5 mm (1/4 in.) from the floor. The guidelines in the

picture show the corner on the sheet and the position of the cut at

about a 45° angle. Then a diagonal cut is made as shown.

To adhere the triangle-shaped piece more simply and securely, cut

a groove on the back of the triangle with a corner knife. The depth

of the groove shall be no deeper than half of the sheet thickness.

The triangle can now be folded and placed on the corner. It will

overlap the coved floor. Cut through the overlapping material to

make a tight fit.

Glue the substrate and the

reverse of the flooring with a

suitable adhesive.

When the adhesive becomes

tacky, press the upturn against

the wall.


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• Hot weldingImportant: always wait 24 or 48 hours after laying before welding the floor joint using the welding rod.

Do not start welding until the adhesive is completely dry.

All welding seams are grooved with a Grooving machine or a Seam grooving tool with a hardmetal blade.

Weld with a Hot air gun and Tarkett Speed welding nozzle (Order N° 32951179) or any suitable Speed

welding nozzle specially designed for welding vinyl floors. Then trim the welding rod with the special

Trimming knife (Order N° 32951172). If the raised parts of the embossed pattern are too close to the

seam, cut them off at the same time as you trim the welding thread (Seam plane).

CAUTION: welded seams must cool to room temperature before trimming. Start trimming where

you began welding. All trimming of welding rod is recommended in two steps: rough and fine trimming.

With a Trimming knife rough and fine trimming can be done by turning the knife. When fine trimming

welding rod, turn the grooved side up.

•PipeworksAs far as possible it is best to avoid pipework penetrating the floor by making the necessary

arrangements at design stage (grouping vertical outlets into a services conduit or siting them within

studwork partitions).

Around pipes by walls, cut the sheet and press it against the pipe to form a collar. In tight or cramped

areas between pipes and walls, cut as shown by the dotted line. If a cover is required, do the following:

if you make a cover out of floor material, fit it against the pipe with adhesive. Weld the seams together

using a repair gun.


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• lowtops and clamps (watertight sleeves)However, it is possible to create a watertight finish for small diameter pipework.

Sufficient space must be provided (free space of 4 cm between and behind the

pipes), and special protection must be provided in the form of prefabricated covers

( sleeves) after laying the flooring. Before applying the sleeve, hot weld

the cuts made (floor and wall).

The illustrations opposite show the various phases of application:

1 - put the RADONIX membrane at the base of the pipe.

2 - after cutting the sleeve, apply the welding fluid (V1008) to the base.

3 - position the sleeve and weld the joint (V1008).

4 - adjust the ring clamp to hold the sleeve while the welding fluid dries.

5 - remove the ring.

Where a special diameter is used (without a equivalent), create a sleeve

using the flooring (welded at the base with the flooring, and welded vertically at

the junction).

•Cold welding - V1008 welding fluidV1008 cold welding fluid is used to weld watertight sleeves and thus ensure protection against water

penetration.

V1008 cold welding fluid is supplied in tubes with an applicator tip and is packed in boxes of 10 tubes

(Ref. 1419 001); its composition requires compliance with the instructions given on the packaging and

leaflets.

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PREPARATION OF THE WALLS

If necessary remove previous coverings. On a block or porous substrate, apply a suitable primer. Do not

use paint, even diluted.

• Installing the materialCut 24 hours before gluing. Minimum ambient temperature: + 15° C.

For a perfect overlapping (levelling compound or junctionprofile PJ 30)Before installing the wallcovering on the floorcovering, the upper

edge of the coved floor material should be filled in using a water-

resistant levelling compound that you will sand to achieve a smooth

juncture.

To compensate for the thickness of the coving, Tarkett junction covings PJ 30 (Order N° 1418001) can

also be used. Apply the PJ 30 junction profile by double-gluing using a suitable adhesive.

Note: for a perfect watertight overlap of the wallcovering on the coved floorcovering, we recommend to

cut the studs with an appropriate tool (Seam plane).

According to the quality of junction between walls and floors and with accordance to local building

standards, we may follow one of the two installation methods hereunder:

• CautionThe sheets must never be cut in the corners and joints must be located as far away from the wet area as

possible and at least 10 cm from a corner. Allow for an overlap of at least 3 cm over the floor coving.

Vertical installationThe sheets can be installed vertically and hung over the whole height of the room (sheets reversed).

Installing the wallcovering

PJ 30

With junction coving and cove former

JUNCTION COVING

(OVERLAPPING)

COVE FORMER

With levelling compound and without cove former

LEVELLING COMPOUND

(OVERLAPPING)

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Horizontal installationAquarelle Wall HFS can also be installed horizontally, subject to the

use of the wall border (height 49 cm) to ensure perfect protection

from water over the whole height of the room. The wall border is

installed after the Aquarelle wallcovering, and should overlap its top

edge by at least 2 cm (use only acrylic adhesive).

• GluingCoat the wall over the width of a sheet down to the coved flooring with an acrylic adhesive recommended

by Tarkett, using a fine-notched trowel (220 to 250 g/m2) starting from the plumb line previously drawn

onto the wall.

Wait for the adhesive to become tacky, then offer up the first sheet in line with the plumb line. Position

very carefully.

Coat the substrate with adhesive and hang the second sheet, reversed, either by butting it up tight, edge

to edge (Important: first check the condition of the edges), or by overlapping the edges by about 3 cm.

In the overlapping case, to cut the joint, heat with the heat gun and cut with a straight blade or using

the Combined scriber (see page 14).

• Corners

Inside cornerTo create the corner, use the corner roller, while heating the covering with the heat gun.

Where the corner of the substrate is not straight, cut the covering vertically, at least 10 cm from the

corner and continue hanging.

Outside cornerHang by double-gluing using a suitable adhesive 5 cm each side of the corner.

In case of a non-vertical corner, cut at 10 cm from the corner and continue hanging.

•Overlapping the covingTrim the Aquarelle Wall HFS at a height of 7 cm (i.e. an overlap of

3 cm) using the Combined scriber, then glue with acrylic adhesive

or double-glue with a suitable adhesive.

Comment: the excess material in the inside corner will be

reabsorbed using the heat gun and the corner roller.

Installing the wallcovering

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CAULKING AND THRESHOLD STRIPS

Our guarantee is maintained where our floor or wall coverings are

perforated provided watertight chemical plugs are used or the

inside of the plug is filled with a suitable watertight mastic (of

the polyurethane or MS polymer type) before fixing accessories

and sanitary equipment using screws. In addition, watertightmastic must be applied between the surfaces in contact.

For example: when installing a WC (with a wall-hung bowl for

preference), proceed as indicated above and in addition, use

watertight mastic under the bowl before installation.

Use a suitable mastic (acrylic, polyurethane or MS polymer type)

around door frames, at the base of the wall covering and around

any fixings installed after the Aquarelle Wall HFS is hung.

A wetroom threshold strip in grey rubber is also available:

10 cm wide and in 20 lm rolls.

The threshold strip (order number 1255 748) has a bellow seal

that creates an obstacle to water and compresses under pressure

from people and trolleys.

The threshold strip is glued to the subfloor using a suitable

adhesive and the flooring is laid either side on the tongue of the

threshold strip (1 cm) using acrylic adhesive.

After installation

•Hot welding the jointsThe joint is opened using a Grooving tool (Gouge for wall) supported by a Thick ruler.

Weld from top to bottom using the Speed nozzle.

Trim in two stages using the Trimming knife, pre-trimming using a Trimming guide and finishing with the

Trimming knife without the guide.

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TOOLS

ADHESIVES

List of recommended tools and adhesives

DESIGNATION FLOOR WALL JANSER ROMUS1 Hot air gun X X 226 110 000 95 045

2 Pressure roller (corner roller) X X 224 400 123 95 135

3 Gouge for wall or X 95 125

Gouge with guide X 262 601 000 95 180

4 Thick ruler X 91 580

5 Triangular rapid nozzle (Speed weld nozzle) X X 224 700 300 95 030

or Universal nozzle X X 224 400 300 95038

6 Quarter moon knife (spatula knife) X X 262 621 000 95 140

7 Trimming guide (spatula guide) X X 262 625 000 95 150

8 Hot air welding gun X X 224 962 000 95 075

Hot air welding gun X X 224 818 000 95 080

Hot air welding gun for coving and finishing X 224 815 000 95 082

9 Seam plane (for studded floorcovering) or X X

Trimming tool (narrow trimmer) or X 262 609 100 95172

Trimming tool ("Slim" or "Trim") X 262 609 300 95182

10 Angle's template (flat) or X 95 445

Angle's template (folded at 45°) X 95 446

11 Wall scriber or X 222 430 000 95 430

Combi scriber X 262 130 000 93 355

12 Swan neck nozzle or X 224 810 040 95044

Angles finishing nozzle X 224 810 050 95 039

13 Trimming gouge X 262 610 000 95 160

14 Cork smoother X X 262 380 000 93 145

15 Smoother X 93 150

MANUFACTURER ACRYLIC

BOSTIK S.A. - MANG POLYMANG

BOSTIK S.A. - MIPLACOL MIPLAFIX 300

BOSTIK S.A. - SADER SADERTAC V3

CEGECOL SNC TRIFIX SUPER

HENKEL THOMSIT K188

UZIN KE 2000 S

IMPORTANT: This information is subject to change (published 05/2007).

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• Before useClean with a neutral detergent (pH 6/8) and a bristle brush, followed by rinsing with clean water.

• Daily maintenanceWet brushing with neutral detergent (pH 6/8).

• Periodic maintenanceWet brushing (bristle brush) with alkaline detergent (pH 8/10).

Occasionally, it may also be necessary to use disinfectants, degreasing and/or descaling agents.

• RenovationNOT REQUIRED provided maintenance as described above is carried out correctly and regularly.

However, if renovation is required (very significant soiling), one of the following methods can be used:

• Maintenance of walls (monthly)Wash Aquarelle Wall HFS with a sponge (no abrasive pad) and using neutral detergent (pH 6/8), followed

by rinsing with clean water.

Wetroom Concept – Cleaning and maintenance

Washing using a single-brush cleaning machine or a combined equipped with a flexible nylon

brush + alkaline detergent (pH 8/10).

• Avoid the accumulation of dirty marks, splashes of maintenance products, soap or shampoo.

• In all cases, follow the instructions given by the manufacturers of the maintenance products(dilution rates, method of application, etc.).

• Avoid mixing products of different brands (risk of incompatibility).

MACHINE

Method identical to that used for periodic maintenance, the mechanical action being obtained

manually by the use of a bristle brush.

Rinse with clean water

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DESCRIPTION

Granit Multisafe: homogeneous single layered vinyl flooring with studded surface for use in wetroom. In sheet form. Product standard: EN 649.

Aquarelle Wall HFS: compact printed vinyl wallcovering for use in wetroom. Fire treated Bs2. Sanitized(R) treatment. In sheet form. Product standard: EN 235.

The above information is subject to modification for the benefit of further improvement (05/07).

For more detailed technical information, please contact Tarkett.

Follow Tarkett's installation and maintenance instructions carefully. These instructions are available upon request.

EN 649Granit Multisafe

According to European Classification EN 685

IQUALITY SYSTEM

Technical data Standards Granit Multisafe Aquarelle Wall HFS

Classification EN 685EN 259UPEC

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U4 P3 E2/3 C2Heavy duty

Total thickness EN 428 2.50 mm 0.92 mm

Wear layer thickness EN 429 2.00 mm 0.12 mm

Total weight EN 430 3 060 g/m2 1 500 g/m2

Abrasion group EN 660-1EN 660-1

Group P: ≤ 0.15 mmGroup P: ≤ 4.00 mm3

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Static indentation EN 433 Approx 0.03 mm -

Dimensional stability EN 434 ≤ 0.40% Lengthwise : ≤ 0.60 mmWidthwise : ≤ 0.20 mm

Curl resultant to heat EN 434 - ≤ 0.8 %≤ 2 mm

Reaction to fire

Marine equipment

EN 13501-1

IMO FTPC Part 5 and 2IMO Res. A653

Bfl s1

0575

B-s2, d0 on gypsumplasterboard and on A1 or A2 substrate

Slip resistance DIN 51130EN 13893

R10µ ≥ 0.3

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Bare foot test DIN 51097 Class C (27°) -

Seam strength (N/50 mm) EN 684 - ≥ 150

Electrical properties EN 1081EN 1815

approx 1010 ohms< 2 kV

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Impact sound reduction EN ISO 140-8EN 717/2

∆Lw = approx. + 4 dB -

Acoustical absorption NF EN ISO 354 αw - 0.05 (H)

Light fastness EN ISO 105-B02 ≥ 6 ≥ 6

Chemical resistance EN 423 Good resistance Good resistance

Resistance to bacteria NF EN ISO 846 Does not favour growth Sanitized(R)

High fungi effect

Thermal resistanceUnderfloor heating

EN 12524 0.013 m2 K/WSuitable - max 27°C

0.01 m2 K/W

Colours 12 18 + 3 borders

Form of delivery EN 426EN 259

Rolls: 25 lm x 2 mRolls: 35 lm x 2 mBorders: 49 cm x 30-35 m

Aquarelle Wall HFSArt. code

Welding rods NCS codes

3942018 1292991 S 1010-B

3942019 1287260 S 1015-Y10R

3942020 1287261 S 1002-Y

3942021 1287262 S 2020-R90B

3942022 1287263 S 1510-R90B

3942023 1287264 S 1010-B70G

3942024 1287265 S 0907-B80G

3942025 1287266 S 1015-G60Y

3942026 1287267 S 1020-Y10R

3942027 1287268 S 1015-Y30R

3942028 1287269 S 1020-Y30R

3942029 1287270 S 2030-Y50R

3942030 1287271 S 1015-Y50R

3942031 1289514 S 1005-Y40R

3942032 1288123 S 0804-Y30R

3942033 1288126 S 1500-N

3942034 1292801 S 1000-N

3942035 1287272 S 1005-R20B

GranitMultisafeArt. code

Welding rods NCS codes

3476331 1287244 S 1010-B70G

3476332 1287245 S 1015-G60Y

3476333 1287246 S 1005-R20B

3476334 1287247 S 2030-Y50R

3476335 1287248 S 1020-Y30R

3476379 1292379 S 1510-R90B

3476383 1292383 S 0804-Y30R

3476770 1288255 S 1005-Y40R

3476772 1291772 S 1015-Y30R

3476776 1292656 S 2020-R90B

3476779 1292617 S 0907-B80G

3476782 1294680 S 1500-N

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Tel. +33 1 41 20 42 49 > Germany: Tarkett Holding GmbH, Bereich Objekt – Tel. +49 6233 810 > Greece: Tarkett Monoprosopi Ltd – Tel. +30 2 10 576 3889 > Hong Kong: Tarkett Asia

Pacific Ltd. – Tel. +852 2511 8716 > Hungary: Tarkett SAS - Tel. +36 1 437-8150 > Italy: Tarkett S.p.A. – Tel. +39 02 893 411 > Luxembourg: Tel. +352 949 211 8804 > Middle East:

Tarkett Middle East – Tel. +961 1 75 2363/4 > Netherlands: Tarkett Benelux B.V. – Tel. +31 76 57 80 760 > Norway: Tarkett AS – Tel. +47 32 20 92 00 > Poland: Tarkett Komfort Sp. z o.o.

– Tel. +48 22 639 31 66 > Portugal: Tarkett SA – Tel. +351 21 427 64 20 > Russian Federation: Tarkett Russia – Tel. +7 4 95 777 69 83 > Slovakia: Tarkett SAS - Tel. +421 37 6515 404

> Singapore: Tarkett Far East – Tel. +65 67 43 53 84 > South East Europe: Tarkett Trade d.o.o. – Tel. +381 21 7557 649 • (44) 569 12 21 > Spain: Tarkett Floors S.L –

Tel. +34 91 358 00 35 > Sweden: Tarkett Sverige AB – Tel. +46 771 25 19 00 > Switzerland: Tarkett Holding GmbH, Bereich Objekt Schweiz – Tel. +41 043 233 79 24 > Ukraine: Tarkett

UA – Tel: +380380 (44) 569 12 21 > United Kingdom: Tarkett-Marley Floors Limited – Tel. +44 (0) 1622 854 040 > North America: Johnsonite – Tel. +1 440 543 8916

> Tarkett Inc. USA – Tel. +1 713 869 5811 > Tarkett International: Tel. +49 6233 811 755 – Tel. +33 1 41 20 41 01

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