Identify this flooring

[Smileysmile]

Can someone identify this flooring and where to purchase it please. Thanks

 

[Skyliner33]

Can someone identify this flooring and where to purchase it please. Thanks

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Looks like Karndean to me.

 

[bubbadubba]

That looks like a Karndean Da Vinci product to me.
I think they have just dropped the whole range though. Not sure you will get it anymore, unless an online shop has some stock of it........fingers crossed for you

 

[bubbadubba]

Lorenzo warm oak??

 

[Dellmassive]

Karndean floor strips ?

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But maybe look at Altro safety wood

Altro Wood™ | Wood-Effect Vinyl Flooring | Altro UK<

General-purpose wood-effect vinyl safety floor, Altro Wood is designed to cope with medium-heavy traffic & has sustained slip resistance. Get free samples.

www.altro.com

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Harrisons do it pre cut.....

Altro wood safety cut to shape flooring

Altro wood safety rear van floor cut to shape ready to install Specifications Thickness - 2mm Wear layer - 0.07 ...

www.harrisonstrimsupplies.co.uk

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[Madpasty]

To me the joins look to deep to be LVT so that would also rule out vinyl, perhaps its solid or engineered wood?
or it could be just my eyes deceiving me?

 

[Skyliner33]

To me the joins look to deep to be LVT so that would also rule out vinyl, perhaps its solid or engineered wood?
or it could be just my eyes deceiving me?

I have a feeling the dark bits in the joins are the thin infill strips you can used with Karndean.

If karndean have stopped a similar option is Amtico.

 

[bubbadubba]

I have a feeling the dark bits in the joins are the thin infill strips you can used with Karndean.

If karndean have stopped a similar option is Amtico.

Yes, definitely design strips inbetween the planks.
Having fitted this stuff for years i would advise that although they look nicer a tile without a bevelled edge is much easier to keep clean......especially in a camper.
Go for a much smaller micro bevelled product if that's the look you are wanting.

 

[Smileysmile]

Yes, definitely design strips inbetween the planks.
Having fitted this stuff for years i would advise that although they look nicer a tile without a bevelled edge is much easier to keep clean......especially in a camper.
Go for a much smaller micro bevelled product if that's the look you are wanting.

Have you heard of Altro walkway in campers shrinking on the edges?

 

[bubbadubba]

Have you heard of Altro walkway in campers shrinking on the edges?

Not really seen this myself....but it will really depend on which adhesive and the trowel notch used. If it's shrinking I would imagine it's been stuck down on a pressure sensitive adhesive.
I have seen people roll the pressure sensitive glue on and let it completely dry and it's not going to be a strong bond. I always wet set Altro etc on an acrylic glue and never had one shrink?
Karndean or any lvt tile however is prone to shrinking.........regards

 

[Smileysmile]

Not really seen this myself....but it will really depend on which adhesive and the trowel notch used. If it's shrinking I would imagine it's been stuck down on a pressure sensitive adhesive.
I have seen people roll the pressure sensitive glue on and let it completely dry and it's not going to be a strong bond. I always wet set Altro etc on an acrylic glue and never had one shrink?
Karndean or any lvt tile however is prone to shrinking.........regards

Strange that. I've been told this happens so I've had to change to different brand. I liked the Altro Sand walkway. I thought it went with my van colour. Adhesive was mentioned. I thought why not change the adhesive.

 

[Madpasty]

Altro walkway has a tendency to shrink it happens often, in hospitals and schools were it shrinks back and opens up the welds, most often f46 glue is used.
F58 might be a good option for vans as it can handle temp changes to a certain degree (pardon the pun) as it can be used where underfloor heating is installed

 

[Smileysmile]

Altro walkway has a tendency to shrink it happens often, in hospitals and schools were it shrinks back and opens up the welds, most often f46 glue is used.
F58 might be a good option for vans as it can handle temp changes to a certain degree (pardon the pun) as it can be used where underfloor heating is installed

So have you advice on what vinyl flooring to use?

 

[Madpasty]

Not really for a van, i tend to do schools, hospitals, wetrooms and toilets. walkway i would say is one of the better products to use, with f58

 

[M4PDY]

Definitely Karndean, this is my T5 after I fitted it. Pain in the arse to do as you have to lay/glue each strip then the black grout strip. Looks lush though. I am doing similar in my T6.