Durova Granite SPC Flooring - Anthracite
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Durova Granite SPC Flooring is an ideal choice for homeowners and interior designers looking to achieve a sophisticated, authentic stone aesthetic without the heavy maintenance requirements of natural materials. Engineered for durability in both residential and light commercial settings, it offers a realistic granite finish with integrated grouted joints that look and feel like high-end masonry. While this flooring is fully waterproof and robust, users should note that as a rigid-core product, it requires a flat, stable subfloor to prevent potential joint fatigue or clicking sounds underfoot.
All features
| Model Part Number | 1448084 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Durova |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Can I install this in a bathroom?
Yes, the product is 100% waterproof and suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, and other moisture-prone areas.
Does this flooring require separate underlay?
No, it comes with an integrated underlay, which simplifies installation and provides acoustic benefits.
Is this flooring compatible with underfloor heating?
Yes, it is compatible with water-based underfloor heating systems, provided the temperature remains below 27 degrees Celsius.
How long is the warranty?
It includes a 25-year residential warranty or a 10-year commercial warranty, subject to correct installation and maintenance.
What is the wear layer thickness?
The flooring features a 0.5mm wear layer, which is highly durable and suitable for heavy residential or light commercial traffic.
Can this be installed over existing tile?
It can be installed over existing ceramic tiles if they are smooth and flat. If the existing grout lines are deep, they must be filled to ensure a level surface.
Troubleshooting
Gaps appearing between planks
Check that the subfloor is level. Gaps often occur if the floor is uneven or if the room temperature fluctuates significantly during installation.
Click-lock joint not snapping into place
Ensure no debris or dust is stuck in the locking groove and verify that the planks are being installed at the correct angle as per the Unidrop instructions.
Noises or clicking sounds when walking
This is usually a sign of an uneven subfloor. You may need to lift the affected section and re-level the subfloor beneath the planks.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Realistic stone appearance with integrated grouted joints
- Fully waterproof for bathroom and kitchen use
- Durable construction with a 0.5mm commercial-grade wear layer
- Pre-attached underlayment saves time and costs during installation
- Easy installation using the reliable Unidrop click system
Cons
- Requires a perfectly level subfloor to maintain click-lock integrity
- Not suitable for outdoor use or spaces with extreme temperature fluctuations
- May feel colder to the touch than wood-effect vinyl planks
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation Preparation
Ensure your subfloor is dry, flat, and structurally sound. Any deviations in the floor level exceeding 3mm over a 2-meter span must be leveled using a self-leveling compound before laying the panels. The Unidrop system requires a clean edge to lock securely, so ensure all dust and debris are removed before assembly.
Compatibility
This flooring is compatible with most water-based underfloor heating systems. Please check that the floor surface temperature does not exceed 27 degrees Celsius. Always follow the specific climate control guidelines provided by the heating system manufacturer.
Care and Maintenance
- Daily Cleaning: Use a soft broom or a vacuum cleaner with a hard-floor setting to remove dust and grit.
- Deep Cleaning: Mop with a neutral pH cleaner specifically formulated for luxury vinyl tiles (LVT). Avoid harsh abrasive cleaners or steam mops.
- Protection: Use felt protectors under heavy furniture legs to prevent scratching the surface over long periods.