LIMESTONE COMPOSITION
TILE SPECIFICATIONS
Product Construction
GreenFloors Limestone
Composite Tile is composed of binder (organic), fillers (inorganic) and
pigments. The organic binder portion contains vinyl resins, plasticizers
additives, and 10%, or greater, recycled vinyl content. The inorganic
portion is naturally occuring limestone and represents the vast majority of
the product (Approx 85%). Recycled content per total product weight is 1 ½%
or more. Color and Pattern are distributed throughout the thickness of the
tile.
Gauge
Nominal Thickness:
Inches (mm) 0.125 in (3.18mm)
Package/Count: 45/ctn
Weight (Average): Lbs. per
carton 64, Lbs per tile 1.41 - kilograms per carton 29
Size: Nominal Size - Inches
(mm) 12 in x 12 in (30.5cm x 30.5cm)
Recommended Load Limit:
Static Load Limit ps 125 psi (8.79 kc/cm²)
Reference Specifications:
ASTM Specification
F-1066 Non-Asbestos, Through Pattern Tile (Vinyl Composition - Class II)
Federal Specification:
SS-T-312B Type IV, Composition I
Canadian Specification:
CCMC CSA-A126.1 Type A
Fire Test Data: ASTM
E-648 - Critical Radiant Flux, _> 0.45 watts/cm² - Passes as Class I
ASTM E-662 Smoke, </= 450
Passes
MIL - STD.1623D Passes
ASTM E-84 Flame Spread, 25
ft or less Passes
Durability: Superior –
Limited 5-Year Commercial Warranty.
Installation: Adhesive
Type, Clear Thin Set - Spread 200 ft² gal
Traffic Performance:
Moderate, Heavy, Extra Heavy - Commercial
Meets the requirements of
Americans with Disabilities Act for Static coefficient of friction as
manufactured.
Limitations:
GreenFloors Limestone
Composite Tile is not recommended for use in hospital operating suites,
commercial kitchens, exterior areas, or in areas that require static
dissipation.
Limestone Composite Tile is
not recommended in commercial areas where the consistent temperature either
exceeds 100° F (38°c) or is below 55°F (13°c).
Wood sub floors directly on
concrete or sleepers, either on or below grade, are unsatisfactory for
Limestone Composite Tile installation.
Darker colors of vinyl
composition tile may be subject to scratch whitening, requiring more
frequent maintenance.
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