What is BS EN 14761 - Vertical finger and module brick wood flooring about?
BS EN 14761 specifies the characteristics of the solid vertical and wide finger as well as module brick including the laying units made of softwood or hardwood for internal use as flooring.
BS EN 14761 covers products without surface treatments.
BS EN 14761 also covers treated or untreated elements.
Who is BS EN 14761 - Vertical finger and module brick wood flooring for?
BS EN 14761 on wood flooring is useful for:
- Architects
- Interior designers
- House planners
- Manufacturers/suppliers of wooden floorboards
Why should you use BS EN 14761 - Vertical finger and module brick wood flooring?
Wood flooring has several patterns like vertical finger, wide finger and module brick patterns. These are some of the widely used patterns for wood flooring. The pattern of these wood floorings also affects their dimensions, design and appearance.
BS EN 14761 provides you with specific product requirements for wood floorings made of oak, ash and beech and helps you to classify them based on their features. This classification helps you to grade them. BS EN 14761 also specifies the ideal moisture content for these layout units and their dimensions. This ensures that your wood floorings can be easily laid into the floor. BS EN 14761 also guides you on marking requirements for these wood floorings which can help your consumers gain a better understanding of your products.
Overall, the guidance of BS EN 14761 helps you to produce better quality solid wood parquets with different patterns.
