Raw Oak Herringbone Gluedown

Specification of RAW OAK Panel from the HERRINGBONE GLUEDOWN Collection

The RAW OAK panel from the HERRINGBONE GLUEDOWN series is designed for installation in the popular herringbone pattern using adhesive. This installation method ensures a solid and durable bond with the substrate, which is crucial in areas with heavy loads and varying usage intensities. The panel is classified with usage classes 23/33/42, meaning it can be used from heavily trafficked residential spaces to commercial and industrial facilities. The panel thickness is 2.5 mm, with a wear layer of 0.5 mm, which determines its durability and maintenance requirements during daily use. When planning for underfloor heating, it is necessary to check installation parameters and properly prepare the substrate.

Panel dimensions:	620 × 135 × 2.5 mm
Wear layer:	0.5 mm
Class:	23/33/42
Construction:	Glue down
Structure:	WE

Specification of RAW OAK Panels from the Herringbone Gluedown Collection

RAW OAK panels, part of the HERRINGBONE GLUEDOWN collection, are designed for direct adhesive installation on the substrate in a glue down system. With dimensions of 620 × 135 × 2.5 mm, a regular herringbone pattern can be achieved, allowing precise control of lines and angles on larger surfaces. The 0.5 mm wear layer is crucial, as it is most frequently in contact with users, sand, and frequent cleaning. The quality of substrate preparation in the glued system, including its evenness, load-bearing capacity, and cleanliness, directly affects the floor's durability.

Advantages of RAW OAK Panels and Their Practical Applications

Panels with a classification of 23/33/42 are suitable for both heavily used home areas and commercial and industrial spaces. With careful installation and cleanliness, such as limiting sand entry, these panels maintain their properties even in demanding conditions. The WE structure describes the surface texture, which should be considered when choosing appropriate cleaning methods and maintenance frequency. For effective underfloor heating, the glue down system requires strict adherence to substrate preparation procedures and screed heating guidelines.

In the glue down system, precise substrate preparation is essential—it must be even, stable, and clean, which is more demanding than floating systems. Planning the herringbone pattern requires precise alignment of the installation axis and correct placement of initial rows to avoid shifts in later sections of the floor. Mineral particles significantly contribute to wear layer abrasion, so protecting entry areas is crucial for maintaining the surface appearance. In the absence of specific information about the connection system or finish type, it is recommended to follow the manufacturer's guidelines for glued panels with a 0.5 mm wear layer.

In high-traffic areas, matching the load class to actual conditions is essential, allowing flexible use of the 23/33/42 range corresponding to different traffic zones. The 620 × 135 mm format helps maintain a distinct herringbone pattern, which is important in both small and large rooms. In the glued system, compliance with the project is also important, including material acclimatization and expansion joint implementation. When resistance to heavy traffic is crucial, proper substrate preparation and correct installation are paramount.