PARTICLEBOARD FLOORING (STRUCTAFLOR) RED T&G

PARTICLEBOARD FLOORING (STRUCTAFLOR) RED
STRUCTAflor GP is structural grade particleboard sheet flooring for use in residential & commercial buildings. It is particularly suited to platform construction (where the floor is laid prior to erection of walls) as well as fitted floor construction.

FEATURES & BENEFITS
Look for the characteristic dark surface and check the colour of the tongue and edge.

STRUCTAflor has unique colour-coded tongues to identify thickness;
YELLOWtongue – 19mm for joist centres up to 450mm
REDtongue – 22mm for joist centres up to 600mm
BLUEtongue – 25mm heavy duty for joist centres up to 600mm

STRUCTAflor has unique colour-coded wax to identify floor type;
Yellow wax – General Purpose
Light Blue Wax – H2 Termite Treated
Blue wax – R-Flor

Inbuilt moisture protection
Wax impregnated throughout
Edge wax coated
No need to seal uncut edges

Produced in Australia from sustainably grown Australian plantation pine
COMPLIANCE
Produced to meet Australian/New Zealand General Purpose AS/NZS1860.1 Particleboard Flooring Part 1: Specifications.

Formaldehyde Emission
Formaldehyde emission meets the E1 general-purpose requirement of ≤1.5 mg/L when tested in accordance with Australian/New Zealand General Purpose AS/NZS 4266.16:2004 Method of test 16: Formaldehyde emission – Desiccator method.

TECHNICAL NOTES
Installation Instructions

AS1860.2 Particleboard Flooring Part 2: Installation sets out the minimum performance requirements for the installation of particleboard flooring which are acceptable to building authorities in Australia.

Thermal Insulation
The thermal conductivity of STRUCTAflor is 0.12W/mK. Thermal resistance (R-values) calculated in accordance with the relevant provisions of Australian General Purpose AS/NZS4589.1 for the nominated thicknesses are:
YELLOWtongue 19mm R0.16
REDtongue 22mm R0.18
BLUEtongue 25mm R0.21

Weight (KG):50.0000

Exposure, Storage & Handling
STRUCTAflor may be exposed to the weather for up to 5 months, however it is always advisable to enclose the building as soon as possible after laying the floor. Any ponded water should be removed as soon as practicable. This can be achieved by drilling holes of 8mm maximum diameter at not less than 1 metre spacing through the floor where ponding occurs and sweeping water away.
When storing outside ensure packs are kept clear of the ground. Cover with waterproof sheeting laid on timber battens so that air circulates freely between the waterproof cover and the product. Handle and stack with care to avoid damage.

Safety
Gloves, dust masks and glasses should be worn at all times when working with timber. Please refer to Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for full details.

Waste Disposal
Off-cuts can be disposed of as normal landfill waste. Do not burn treated timbers. Please refer to above Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for full details below.