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Timber veneered overlay flooring
A sheet of plywood veneered with a 2-5 mm layer of solid and
pre-finished timber on the top face. The sheets have T&G
edges and are fixed as an overlay floor on concrete, battens
or sheet flooring.
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Sheet flooring: fixed to joists
Sheet flooring, either plywood or particleboard,
fixed directly over the joists provides a fast and
economical working platform and structural substrate for
subsequent finishes.
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Sheet floor: floating on resilient mat
Sheet flooring floating over a resilient mat,
providing a floor with some of the 'natural' bounce of a
timber floor. Several layers of sheet flooring are often
used, laid diagonally to each other and overlapping to form
a solid and continuous layer.
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Sheet flooring: fixed direct to slab
Sheet flooring underlay fixed directly to a
concrete base. The sheet flooring is often glued and screwed
to ensure that the floor does not develop 'drummy' sections.
This is an efficient way of fixing a floor over an old,
cracked or stained slab.
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Sheet floor: fixed to battens
Battens fixed to a base slab support sheet
flooring. This provides the structural substrate for
subsequent finishes, such a parquetry or overlay strip
flooring.
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