Thick noble wood: 4 mm5/32''
Total thickness: 15 mm5/8''
Width: 180 mm7 1/16''
Lengths: 1200-2400 mm3'11''-7'10''
Grades: Trend, Country
Finishes: Presanded, Oiled, Naturale UV, Varnished UV, Traffic UV, Raw UV
Trend
Mixed texture, straight and flamed, with colour even contrasting. Possible presence of small healthy knots in some planks.
The Trend grade according to the regulations UNI EN 13489 is to be considered Ο
Country
Mixed texture wavy grain with small filled cracks and frequent even big knots. Sapwood traces may be present.
The Country grade according to the regulations UNI EN 13489 is to be considered free grade
Presanded
Class of fire reaction
n/a
Untreated surface in order to emphasize the wood texture. Ready to be finished according to the customer’s wish right after installation.
Oiled
Class of fire reaction
n/a
Neutral oil treatment. It preserves the beauty and the nature of the wood. This kind of finish requires specific procedures for ordinary maintenance.
Naturale UV
Class of fire reaction
CFL-S1
Tough protection, as well as invisible. The surface indulgent to the touch, appears extremely matte and natural. Environmental friendly and beautifully natural like oil, it differs from the latter for its easier maintenance. It is the first paint in the world that consents localised repair.
Varnished UV
Class of fire reaction
CFL-S1
Varnished UV is an acrilic finish with medium-high resistence, very smooth and gives a perfect combination between naturalness and brightness.
Traffic UV
Class of fire reaction
CFL-S1 - BFL-S1
The most used high resistance varnish in the world is now exclusively available on Stile’s prefinished floors. Very high protection toward the stamping, completely transparent grants a great performance and an easy maintenance.
Raw UV
Class of fire reaction
CFL-S1
This new finish represents the maximum naturalness achievable and is the result of Bona’s continuous research to enhance the essence of the wood at its best. Raw UV was created to better appreciate the natural colours of each wood species once again.
