The wood grain in the photo is beautiful, but it is difficult to find the code to order a sample
Compare the photo according to the code and then view the actual sample under construction lighting to check the color, opacity and board size.
For architects & interior consulting
Choose flooring according to design intentions
Compare wood grains, paving styles and parameters to choose the Quick-Step flooring code that suits the design and usage of each area.
The design team's problem
From perspective to floor sample approval
Check the color, ground level and paving style before finalizing the material table. Changing one of these details after approval may result in editing the record.
A beautiful plan must pass the technical approval step
Use the parameter table of each code to check the level of use, thickness, ability to reduce impact noise and water resistance.
Changing materials close to the cut-off date affects the progress
Knowing which code requires confirmation of supply, accessories and warranty conditions before recording it on file.
Choose according to project requirements
Three flooring lines, three reasons to choose
Starting from the most important requirement of the paving area. Each page has reference samples, parameters to review, and company documentation.
Technology and inventions
Details at the edge of the board make a difference when installing
Quick-Step brings Unilin technology into each product configuration. Contrast the collection and construction instructions to see which features apply to the selected code.
Some Unilin technologies have licensing programs. Information from Unilin
Uniclic
Unilin filed a patent in 1997 and introduced the wort system under the Quick-Step brand. Can be assembled tilted or tapped horizontally according to instructions to handle difficult-to-reach positions under the door frame.
Profile EP0843763B1Hydroseal
Water repellent treatment at the edge of the board to limit water entering the joints. Unilin has a patent application for moisture-proof edge treatment on wooden floorboards.
Profile EP3294969B1 (PDF)Unizip
A type of board that can be joined in two directions of the herringbone on Ciro, helping the design and construction team to refer to one type of board when making paving plans.
Unilin Unizip structure
Sample selection example
Renovated room, needs herringbone and limited reinforcement
- Receiving intentions
Warm oak, herringbone rhythm. Check the door's base and its proximity to the existing foundation.
- Recommend reference code
Ciro AVHBU40360 has a Unizip welt and a total thickness of 6 mm, including built-in liner.
- Check before approval
Place the sample under real light, check the background, paving direction, acoustical criteria, supply and landmarks.
Frequently asked questions
Before finalizing the floor code
I only have reference photos, can I exchange them yet?
Yes. Send photos, slice locations and sample approval deadline. Wood tone, translucence, board size and paving span are the first criteria to define the floor code. Then use the real sample to approve the color and surface.
Can the same type of flooring be used for the whole project?
It is recommended to check each area. Rest rooms, lobbies and areas near water may require different usage levels, edge treatments and warranty conditions. Keep the same design language by contrasting patterns between areas.
What information is needed to confirm product source and origin?
Send code or list of models under consideration, expected volume, project location and required milestone. Compare supply, origin and shipment records by each code before placing an order.
Talk to the flooring team
Which area do you need to finalize samples for?
Submit tile area, reference image and approval deadline. The flooring team can work with you to compare codes, samples and technical documents for specific topics.
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