Description

Hybrid flooring in the Siena style with dimensions of 1520x230x7mm is a type of SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) flooring. It is designed to be highly durable, 100% waterproof, and low-maintenance. The “Siena” style often refers to a range of sophisticated European wood-look designs, including various shades of oak and even some darker tones like Black Wenge. This flooring is a popular choice for both residential and light commercial projects.

Key Specifications

• Type: Hybrid flooring with a Stone Plastic Composite (SPC) core. This rigid core provides superior dimensional stability and impact resistance.
• Dimensions: 1520mm (length) x 230mm (width) x 7mm (thickness). The thickness often includes a pre-attached underlay.
• Wear Layer: Many products in this category feature a robust 0.5mm wear layer, often with a UV and scratch-resistant coating, which is thicker than standard vinyl floors.
• Acoustic Properties: It typically comes with a pre-attached acoustic underlay to reduce noise underfoot, with some brands boasting a 5-star AAAC (Australian Acoustic Architectural Council) rating.
• Aesthetics: The “Siena” range is known for its high-definition photographic layer and embossed-in-register (EIR) surface, which creates a textured, realistic timber feel. It’s available in multiple colors, from light and neutral tones to darker, more traditional wood looks.
• Water Resistance: The SPC core makes the flooring 100% waterproof, making it suitable for wet areas like kitchens, laundries, and bathrooms.
• Installation: It features a user-friendly click-and-lock system (e.g., Uniclic), allowing for a quick and easy DIY floating floor installation without the need for glue.
• Packaging: A standard box contains 6 planks, covering approximately 2.0976 square meters and weighing around 22.59 kg.

Durability and Warranty

Siena hybrid flooring is built for high-traffic areas and is resistant to scuffs, stains, and dents. Most brands offer strong warranties, typically a 25-year limited residential structural warranty and a 10-year limited commercial structural warranty. It’s important to note that, unlike real timber, it cannot be sanded or refinished. In case of damage, a plank would need to be replaced.