Multi-flor16-Piece Water-Resistant Luxury Vinyl Planks (Total 3.72m²)
R799
About
Newly popular Luxury Vinyl Tiles make a sophisticated and beautiful floor that suits every décor style and budget. Typically thicker than traditional vinyl flooring, due to an added layer of UV-cured urethane which makes it scuff, stain and scratch resistant. This also adds to sound absorption, heat insulation and comfort underfoot. Another major advantage is its resistance to water damage. LVP's have inherent safety features including flame and slip resistance.
Product Features
- Warranty: 15 Years
- Installation not included - warranty voided if not installed by certified professional
- Covers 3.716m²
- Surface Finish: Textured
- Water Resistant
- Stain and Scratch resistant
- Quality Rating: ISO1400 Certified & ISO9001:2008 Certified
Product Specifications
- Adhesive required (not included)
- Construction: PVC Combination Luxury Vinyl Tile / Dry Back
- Size: 1,229 x 189 x 2mm
- Thickness: 2mm with 0.3mm Wear Layer
- Box: 16 pieces
- Covers 3.716m²
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Booyah!
You know who were the most memorable characters from Phineas and Ferb, Wallace and Gromit, and Kim Possible?
The animal sidekicks who said little but were undeniably the funniest characters.
Think about it:
Perry the Platypus led a secret life as a spy with his arch-nemesis Dr. Doofenshmirtz of which his owners knew nothing about! Yet, he was always there at the end of the show just in time for Phineas to say, "Oh, there you are, Perry!"
Gromit is Wallace's devoted hound who often finds himself cleaning up after Wallace's messes and saving him. Without saying anything, he is hilarious by giving the audience a knowing glance.
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