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Home›Products›Flooring›ATFA releases new installation requirements for timber flooring

ATFA releases new installation requirements for timber flooring

By brihonytulloch
November 29, 2018
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ATFA releases new flooring installation guide

The Australasian Timber Flooring Association (ATFA) has released two new up to date specifications guides on both the use of incorporating solid timber flooring as well as engineered, laminate and bamboo flooring on projects.

Included in both documents on timber flooring specifications is information on product requirements, site evaluation, tolerance and building requirements as well as details relating to the execution of the works.

If architects include these specifications with reference in their drawings and builders adhere to this information a smoother path can be expected and help negate the need for any additional time and money being spent fixing problems.

Use of these specifications will also assist in the project running efficiently and with maximum ease.

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