Resilient Flooring
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title: Resilient Flooring
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- Final subfloor moisture and pH test record with mitigation and adhesive used
- Attic-stock transmittal (quantity, product, color, dye lot)
−default: [Manufacturer warranty documentation executed in the Owner's name, Final subfloor moisture and pH test record with mitigation and adhesive used, Attic-stock transmittal (quantity, product, color, dye lot)]
+default:
+ - "Manufacturer warranty documentation executed in the Owner's name"
+ - "Final subfloor moisture and pH test record with mitigation and adhesive used"
+ - "Attic-stock transmittal (quantity, product, color, dye lot)"
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### The flooring product type determines the governing ASTM specification, the appropriate installation method, the moisture tolerance, the maintenance regimen, and the service life. {note}
+### The product type shall be selected for the use, traffic, and maintenance expectations of each space and shall be indicated in the [[drawing: finish schedule]].
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```datasheet
label: Resilient Flooring Product Type
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−### The product type shall be selected for the use, traffic, and maintenance expectations of each space and shall be indicated in the [[drawing: finish schedule]].
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### Luxury vinyl tile and plank conforming to ASTM F1700 is the dominant commercial resilient product for offices, retail, hospitality, and multi-family because it combines a durable printed or solid wear layer, dimensional stability, and a wide range of wood- and stone-look visuals. {note}
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### VCT is dimensionally referenced to a nominal 1/8-inch thickness by ASTM F1066.
−### The overall gauge influences indentation resistance, acoustic performance, and the installation method, but no resilient flooring bridges subfloor defects — a thicker product telegraphs less, yet the subfloor must still be prepared flat. {note}
+### The overall gauge influences indentation resistance, acoustic performance, and the installation method, but no resilient flooring bridges subfloor defects — a thicker product telegraphs less, yet the subfloor must still be prepared flat.
## Critical Radiant Flux — Flammability {toc}
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### Rubber flooring generally should not receive conventional acrylic polishes, which can interfere with its slip resistance and bond poorly; the manufacturer's recommended maintenance program governs.
−### Most modern LVT, sheet vinyl, and rubber products carry a factory-applied wear surface that does not require an applied floor polish, which reduces life-cycle maintenance cost and labor, whereas the recurring polish labor for VCT is its principal life-cycle cost and shall be accounted for when comparing it against no-polish alternatives. {note}
+### Most modern LVT, sheet vinyl, and rubber products carry a factory-applied wear surface that does not require an applied floor polish, which reduces life-cycle maintenance cost and labor, whereas the recurring polish labor for VCT is its principal life-cycle cost and shall be accounted for when comparing it against no-polish alternatives.
# Accessories {toc}
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## Attic stock allows the Owner to repair damaged areas with material from the same dye lot as the original installation, which is essential because a later-purchased replacement will be from a different dye lot and will not match. {note}