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TechSlate Flooring Data Sheet Explanations

1. Castor Chair Resistance – EN 425

Approved for office chairs with soft (Type W) castor wheels, meaning rolling chairs won’t damage or wear down the surface — ideal for home offices and commercial spaces.

2. Fire Rating – A2fl-s1 (EN ISO 9239-1)

Offers excellent fire safety, with minimal contribution to fire and very low smoke emission — suitable for commercial buildings and safety-focused homes.

3. Chemical Resistance – EN 423

Resists common household and commercial chemicals, helping prevent stains or surface damage from cleaners and spills.

4. Color Stability / Lightfastness – ISO 105 (>7)

Highly resistant to fading, even under strong sunlight or bright indoor lighting — helping the floor maintain its original color over time.

5. Locking Strength – ISO 24334 (>500 kg/m)

An extra-strong click-lock system keeps planks tightly connected, preventing gaps or movement even under heavy loads and high traffic.

6. Room Sound Improvement – 35%

Helps reduce echo and noise within the room, creating a calmer, more comfortable indoor environment.

7. Low Emissions – AgBB Certified

Meets strict German indoor air-quality standards, making this a low-VOC, comfortable flooring choice for homes, schools, and offices.

8. Swelling in Water – EN 317 (<1%)

Check the stated swelling-test result and the product’s permitted rooms and installation requirements before using it in a kitchen or basement.

9. Antistatic – EN 1815 (<2 kV)

Reduces static electricity buildup, helping prevent static shocks — especially useful in dry climates and office environments.

10. Coefficient of Friction – EN 51130 (R10)

Provides good grip underfoot, reducing the risk of slipping during everyday walking.

11. Slip Resistance – EN 13501-1 (Class DS)

Meets safety standards for slip resistance in normal indoor conditions, offering stable and confident footing.

12. Micro-Scratch Resistance – EN 16094 (MSR-B1)

Resists fine surface scratches, helping the floor look new longer with daily use.

13. Stain Resistance – EN 438-2 (Grade 4–5)

Highly resistant to stains from everyday spills like coffee or wine, making cleanup quick and easy.

14. Impact Sound Reduction – EN 140 (≈18 dB)

Significantly reduces noise transmission, helping keep rooms quieter — ideal for condos, apartments, and offices.

15. Slip Resistance (Dry Surface) – EN 13398 (DS / 0.45)

Certified for safe walking on dry surfaces, providing reliable traction in everyday indoor use.

16. Furniture Foot Movement – EN 16581

Withstands movement from heavy furniture with no visible surface damage.

17. Dimensional Stability – EN 434

Maintains its shape under temperature changes, preventing warping, buckling, or gaps after installation.

18. Impact Sound Reduction – EN ISO 717-2 (≈19 dB)

Reduces noise from footsteps and dropped objects, improving comfort in multi-level homes and commercial spaces.

19. Classification – EN 16511 (Commercial Class 33)

Rated for heavy commercial use. Check the product’s traffic classification, rolling-load requirements and maintenance guide for your application.

20. Total Weight – EN 430 (≈12,000 g/m²)

A dense, solid construction that enhances durability, stability, and sound performance for a feel underfoot.

21. Abrasion Resistance – EN 14354 & EN 13329 (AC5 / >10,000 cycles)

Extremely resistant to wear and surface scratches, even in high-traffic commercial environments.

22. Residual Indentation – EN 433 (0.00 mm)

Fully recovers after pressure, meaning no permanent dents from furniture or foot traffic.

23. Effect of a Furniture Leg – EN 424

Review the stated indentation-test result. Protect furniture feet and follow the product’s care requirements; a test result does not guarantee protection from all furniture damage.

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