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- Mixed Widths- Unilin Angle Lock- Embossed-In-Register- 4 Sided Beveled Edge- Reclaimed Oak Visual- Radiant Heat Approved 12mm Laminate - Unilin Angle Lock

Mixed Widths (3.5”, 5”, 6.5”) x 48” l 19.91 sf/ctn (48 ctn/plt)Embossed-In Register, 4 Sided Beveled Edge, AC3

Concord

APRIL 2015

GRP7615Charter Oak

GRP7617Bunker Oak

LAMINATE - MIXED WIDTHS

25yr Residential Warranty www.tasupply.com |

5yr Lt.Commercial Warranty

Mixed Widths (3.5”, 5”, 6.5”) Delivers a Vintage Wood LookUnilin Angle Lock Installation is Quick and Easy

Premium Thickness Offers Proven Performance, Long LastingEmbossed-In-Register Replicates Real Wood

AC3 Rated For the Best in Home PerformanceReclaimed Oak Visual

Installation Fast Facts:Maintain Relative Humidity 45%-60% Approved for Radiant Heat (hydro-systems ONLY)Acclimate Minimum 48 Hours UnopenedSurface Must Be Clean, Dry & FlatTemperature of 62° F to 73° FT-mold in Areas Over 23’ wideDo Not Install on StairsMaintain a 5/16”-3/8” Expansion GapInstall 4mil poly on concrete substratesRecommended Underlayment: Silencer Supreme & Eco-Silencer Ultimate

Read Complete Instructions Before Installing

*4 planks of each size per carton**1 in 24 pattern repeat

CONCORD LAMINATE TRIMTrim Length: 7’10”

*Please Note: Trim dimensions are approximate. Trims are coordinating, color or graining may not be exact.

1-3/4”

1/2”

2-1/8”

5/8”

1/2”

1/2”

1/2”

1-1/2”

T-MOLD STAIR NOSE

END CAP QUARTER ROUND

REDUCER

TRACK

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1-3/4”

FLOOR TRIM

Quarter RoundQuarter Round is most commonly applied to cover the expansion gap between the flooring and the wall.

End Cap (Square Edge)End Cap (often times called Square Edge or Threshold) is most commonly used when butting up to carpet or a sliding glass door.

T-MoldT-Mold is used when joining two floors of equal height, such as in a doorway between two rooms or in a large area where the maximum length/width is exceeded.

Stair NoseStair Nose is used when ending flooring at the top of either a landing or downward staircase.

ReducerReducer is used when ending the flooring onto a surface such as concrete. Reducer

Quarter Round

End Cap

Stair Nose

T-Mold

*NOTE: photos to the right are examples only and may not represent what is available in each product line. See available trims below.

CONCORDLaminate

GREENFIELD IMPORTS

WARRANTY

GREENFIELD COVERAGE:Greenfield warrants that for 25 years from the date of original purchase, and for 5 years from the date of origi-nal purchase under light commercial use*, this laminate floor:

• Will not stain from normal household consumable items such as food or drink.

• Will not wear through the decorative surface (scratches or reduction in gloss level is not considered wear).

• Will not fade as a result of direct sunlight or household lighting.

• Will be free of manufacturing defects.

* Light commercial is defined as environments which do not have heavy commercial traffic, where the flooring is not exposed to a heavy commercial maintenance sched-ule and where the interior temperature and humidity can be controlled and maintained. If there is any question as to whether the site is determined to be light commercial, contact your local Greenfield distributor.

This warranty applies only to the original purchaser and proof of purchase is required for all claims. The warranty is for replacement or refund of the laminate material only, not labor. The warranty does not cover chipping (laminate will chip if sharp objects are dropped on it), warping (laminate will warp if excessive moisture gets into the boards), or bridging (which is caused by insuf-ficient expansion spacing).

Greenfield will not consider any claims for these prob-lems. Claims for wear must show a minimum dime size area. This warranty is pro-rated on the amount of time the floor has been installed.

MOISTURE WARRANTYGreenfield warrants the laminate flooring in its origi-nal manufactured state to the original purchaser from the date of purchase, under normal residential use and light commercial use, that the surface, when properly installed, shall be resistant to damage from normal spills resulting in discoloration or structural decomposition. The Moisture Warranty does not cover flooding, stand-ing water, leaking pipes, household mechanical failures, appliance leaks or pet urine.

RADIANT HEAT (UNDERFLOOR) INSTALLATION:We warrant to you (the original purchaser) that Green-field Laminate may be installed over water-based radi-ant-heated subfloors, provided the surface temperature of the system does not exceed 81° F (27° C), and the relative humidity levels are maintained between 35% and 55%.

IMPORTANT: Due to the speed of sudden tempera-ture changes, which has potential to negatively affect laminate flooring construction, it is not recommended to install Greenfield laminate with electrical radiant heat systems. This will not be covered by the manufacturer’s warranty. Radiant heating system using water are accept-able.

Before installing over newly constructed radiant heat systems, operate the system at maximum capacity to force any residual moisture from the cementitious top-ping of the radiant heat system. Then set the thermostat to a comfortable room temperature for the installation. It is recommended that radiant heat be applied in a gradual manner after installing the laminate flooring. Refer to the radiant heat system’s manufacturer recommendations for additional guidance.

25 YEAR RESIDENTIAL WARRANTY & 5 YEAR LIGHT COMMERCIAL WARRANTY

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WHAT YOU SHOULD DO IF ANY OF THE ABOVE LISTED PROBLEMS OCCUR:

The original residential and commercial purchaser should notify their authorized Greenfield dealer from which the original purchase was made of any defect no later than 30 days after discovering the defect, but within the same time period of this limited warranty. The original residential or commercial purchase must present to that Authorized Greenfield dealer the following items for a limited war-ranty claim to be considered:

• A valid proof of purchase in the form of sales receipt which establishes proof of purchase;

• A detailed description of the problem and/or a photo-graph/sample that clearly shows the warranty problem.

WHAT GREENFIELD WILL DO:If Greenfield honors a claim under this limited warranty, it will authorize repair or replacement at the pro-rated percentage cost of the material. This percentage is deter-mined by the number of years remaining on the warranty and the length of the warranty. For example; if the claim is made 5 years after purchase on a Greenfield product warranted for 25 years, then Greenfield will pay 80% (20/25th) of the material.

If professionally installed by a certified laminate installer, Greenfield will pay the reasonable labor costs to perform the replacement or repair during the first 3 years from the date of the original purchase. No labor is included for claims later than 36 months after original purchase.

LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS:If the original design/color/style is no longer available, Greenfield reserves the right to substitute another Green-field design or similar structure and value from which the consumer may select.

This warranty does not apply to any products or products designated or sold as “B” grade, cabin grades, seconds, closeouts or non-standard items. This warranty does not apply to any products designated or sold “As Is”.

This limited warranty is valid only in North America, is not transferable and extends only to the original purchaser of flooring installed in the location for which was original-ly installed. The affected area must be visible and cover an area greater than one square inch. The flooring must be installed in accordance with Greenfield recommended installation instructions. This limited warranty will not ap-ply to damage arising from any of the following:

• Accidents, abuse or misuse;

• Extreme heat or cold;

• Scratching, impact or cutting;

• Improper workmanship or installation not in accordance with Greenfield installation instructions;

• Improper maintenance;

• Improper fabrication;

• Freight damage;

• Damages by acts of God;

• Water damage from excessive moisture in a concrete slab, hydrostatic pressure, flooding caused by ice makers, refrigerators, sinks, dishwashers, leaking pipes, flood-ing, standing water, spills when not promptly removed; household mechanical failures, damage caused by water underneath the flooring, including damage from subfloor hydrostatic pressure of other conditions that result in wa-ter being below the flooring or natural disasters;

• Planks coming apart at the seams because they have been engaged/disengaged more than three times;

• Installation cost of flooring that contains any manufac-turing defect is not covered by this warranty.

Greenfield excludes and will not pay incidental or conse-quential damages under this warranty. By this we mean any loss, expense, or damages other than to the flooring itself that may result from a defect in the flooring. No implied warranties extend beyond the term of this written warranty.

Greenfield assumes no liability for incidental or conse-quential damages. Some states do not allow the exclusion of limitation for incidental or consequential damages. In that case, these exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights that vary from state to state. Greenfield reserves the right to have a representative inspect the floor and remove samples for additional evaluation if needed.

Greenfield may repair, replace, or refinish any defective product at its sole discretion. As the sole remedy provided by this warranty, any attempt to repair, replace, or refin-ish prior to Greenfield’s optional inspection will void this warranty. No installer, retailer, agent or employee of Greenfield has the authority to increase or alter the obliga-tion or limitation of this warranty.

Please contact us if you have any questions. Customer Service: 1-800-562-2857.

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

CONCORDGREENFIELD IMPORTS

Laminate

BEFORE YOU GET STARTED:Always check panels for defects such as chips and color or sheen differences under good lighting conditions. Also check that the channel is clean and free of debris. Always work out of multiple boxes to mix product to achieve prop-er pattern repeat.

Your laminate flooring MUST be allowed to acclimate to the environment of the installation area. Leave the closed packages in a horizontal position in the room for 48 hours prior to installation. Preferable temperature should be ap-proximately 62° to 72° F (17° to 23° C) with relative hu-midity of 45-60%. Humidity should never be allowed to drop below 30% as this may cause gapping.

If existing baseboard moldings are difficult to remove, they may be left in place. Quarter round molding is all that is needed to cover the expansion space between flooring and baseboard.

TOOLS AND SUPPLIES REQUIRED:• Foam underlay, pressure sensitive polypropylene adhesive tape such as Tuck Tape or equivalent, spacers, tapping block, pull bar, saw, hammer, utility knife, pencil, tape measure, ruler, construction adhesive.

• If installing over a crawl space or on a concrete floor, you must also install a 4 mil (or thicker) polyethylene va-por barrier under your foam underlay or use a convenient 2-in-1 foam underlay that has a vapor barrier built-in. When installing 2-in-1 foam underlay, butt seams and then completely seal seams using Tuck Tape.

SUITABLE TYPES OF SUBFLOORS & FLOOR PREPERATION:

• The underfloor or subfloor must be thoroughly even, dry, clean and solid. Carpet staples or glue residue must be removed and floor must be clean to ensure proper instal-lation.

• To check for evenness, hammer a nail into the center of the floor. Tie a string to the nail and push the knot against the floor. Pull the string tight to the farthest corner of the room and examine the floor at eye level for any gaps between the string and floor. Move the string around the perimeter of the room noting any gaps larger than 3mm (1/8”). Any floor unevenness of more than 3mm (1/8”) per 1 (3’2”) meter must be sanded down or filled in with an appropriate filler.

• Floors must be carefully checked for moisture problems. Any moisture problems need to be solved before instal-lation. New concrete needs to cure for at least 60 days before installation.

NOTE: This product is not suitable for damp rooms such as bathrooms, saunas rooms with damp concrete, rooms with floor drains or rooms that could potentially flood.

• For installation on concrete floors or any floors over a crawl space, a vapor barrier MUST be laid down first. Use 4 mil poly. Run the poly 5cm (2”) up walls and overlap seams 45cm (18”). Tape Seams.

BASIC INSTALLATION:• All flooring installations require foam underlay. Run the foam underlay in the same direction as the laminate panels. Underlay should be butted side by side with no overlap. Tape seams together. Diagram 1.

**Please note: Additional foam is not required if foam is already attached to laminate.**

• You will need to remove the tongue on the side of the panels that face the wall. This is to ensure that that the decorative surface of the laminate floor is well under the finished trim when installed. Use a utility knife to score through the tongue several times until it easily snaps off.

• Start in a corner by placing the first panel with its trimmed side facing the wall. Use spacers along each wall to maintain an expansion space of 8-12mm (5/16”-3/8”) between the wall and the flooring. Diagram 2.

PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU BEGIN INSTALLATION. IMPROPER INSTALLATION WILL VOID WARRANTY.

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NOTE: Remember that this product is primarily wood and needs room to expand and contract. At no point should you attach the floor to any surface.

• To attach your second panel, insert the end tongue of the panel into the end groove of the first panel at a 45° angle. Lower the panel flat to the floor. Line up the edges care-fully. Diagram 3.

• Continue connecting the first row until you reach the last full panel. Fit the last panel by rotating the panel 180° with the pattern side upward, place beside row, mark and saw off excess. Attach as described above. Diagram 4.

• When using a handsaw, cut on the decorative surface. If you use a jig or circular saw, cut with the decorative side down to avoid chipping. Diagram 5.

• Begin the next row with the cut off piece from the previ-ous row to stagger the pattern. Pieces should be a minimum of 20cm (8”) long and joint offset should be at least 40cm (16”). Diagram 6.

• To start your second row, push the side tongue of the panel into the side groove of the very first panel at about 45°. When lowered, the plank will click into place. Diagram 7.

• Attach the second panel of the new row on the long side as described above. Push this panel as close as possible to the previous row. To attach this second panel to the previ-ous panel; tap the end using a tapping block and rubber mallet. Continue along in the same fashion. Diagram 8/9.

• To fit the last row, lay a panel on the top of the previous row. With the tongue to the wall, lay another panel upside down on the one to be measured and use it as a ruler. Don’t forget to allow room for spacers. Cut the panel and attach into position. Diagram 10.

• Door frames and heating vents also require expansion room. First cut the panel to the correct length. Then place the cut panel next to its actual position and use a ruler to measure the areas to be cut out and mark them. Cut out the marked points allowing the necessary expansion distance on each side. Diagram 11.

• You can trim door frames by turning a panel upside down and using a handsaw to cut away the necessary height so that panels slide easily under the frames. Diagram 12.

• Remove spacers and you are ready to install finishing molding.

FINISHING MOLDING:• Reducer molding is used to finish flooring when the ad-joining surface is lower than the laminate flooring or when flooring meets carpet. Position the U track 7mm (1.4”) be-tween each edge of the flooring. Screw, nail or glue down the track directly to the subfloor and then insert the reduc-ing strip into the track.

• T-molding is used to finish flooring when two level surfaces meet in doorways or for expansion joints. Install same as above. If your room is more than 23’ (7m) wide you will need to allow for an expansion joint. Expansion joints use T-molding and can be positioned in any incon-spicuous place.

• Landing molding is used to finish flooring on landings or stair edges. Moldings need to be glued and screwed down to the sub-floor for safety and stability. Color fill should be used to cover counter sunk screws.

• To finish the perimeter of the room install quarter round molding using finishing nails. Quarter round molding is nailed directly into the baseboard.

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MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING:• Preferable temperature should be approximately 62°-73° F (17°-23° C) with a relative humidity of 45-60%. Humidity should never be allowed to drop below 30% as this may cause gapping.

• Do not use a wet spray micro fiber mop. Use a well rung out damp cloth to clean up any dirt and footprints but avoid using excessive moisture.

• All spills should be cleaned up immediately.

• Never use wax, polish or scouring agents as they may dull or distort the finish. You can use acetone or a cleaner spe-cially formulated for laminate to remove stubborn marks.

• To avoid scratches, apply felt pads to your furniture legs and use only soft rubber casters. Protect high traffic areas with runners and area rugs.

• It’s a good idea to save a few boards in case of accidental damage. Boards can be replaced or repaired by a flooring professional.

Please contact us if you have any questions. Customer Service: 1-800-562-2857

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INSTALLATION METHODUnilin Angle Lock

PROFILE4 Sided Beveled Edges

FINISHEmbossed-In-Register, AC3

PACKAGING19.91 sf/ctn | 48 ctns/plt

DIMENSIONS12mm t x 3.5”,5”,6.5” w x 48” l

ITEM #GRP7615

COLORCharter Oak


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