Moda Sorrento Prime
Description
Golden and timeless like a radiant sunset over the Mediterranean, Sorrento Prime is a warming, natural-toned timber that brings nature's soft touch to any project. Sorrento Prime comes in a prime grade meaning it has minmal knots and feature throughout the woodgrain, resulting in a seamless elegant look. A lightly brushed, extra-matte pre-finished surface provides a raw look and untouched-wood feel yet true longevity that's easy to maintain and a pleasure to live with. Sorrento Prime will look the part in many interior styles, from classic to contemporary, modern and beyond.
Why choose Moda? Moda's engineered construction means it's built to last a lifetime. A medium-thickness 16mm range for residential or commercial use, it has a thinner wear layer that delivers fewer (two to three) resands than the 21mm Ultra collection but makes it more affordable. It offers more resands than the 14mm Urban Plank collection, and has all the visual interest but is less rustic than the aged-look Manor or saw-marked Villa. Other advantages you'll enjoy include its matching skirting boards, stair nosings and transitions, plus the at-home touch-up stain and wax repair kit that enables easy care and coordination with your cabinetry if desired.
- Price POA
- Availability From Jan 2020
- Unit Size 2.371m2 pack
- Min Order Qty 1 pack
- Code MOSPP
Details
Classification
Collection NameModa Product NameSorrento Prime Plank Product CodeMOSPP Product TypeEngineered PlankConstruction
Wear Layer4mm Solid European Oak CoreMarine grade Birch plywood (FSC certified) Re-sandsApprox 2-3Dimensions
Width190mm Thickness16mm Length2.1mAppearance
SpeciesEuropean Oak (FSC certified) Wood GradePrime Surface TextureLightly brushed Edge StyleMicro-bevel 4 sides (0.5mm)Finish
StatusPre-finished FinishSilkMatte (UV Cured Polyurethane) SheenExtra matte (2-7% gloss)Manufacturing
ManufacturingMade in EuropeInstallation
Suitable UsesResidential & Commercial Suitable ApplicationsFlooring, walls, ceilings & more Suitable SubstratesPlywood, particle board, concrete, existing timber Joint ProfileTongue & groove (4 sides) Installation MethodDirect Stick / Glue Down Underfloor Heating CompatibilityHydronic type (enquire for others) Wet Area SuitabilityContact us for informationPackaging
Unit TypePack Quantity per Unit2.371m2 Contents Breakdown5 full boards / 1 split board Weight27kgWarranty
Residential25 Years Commercial5 YearsSustainability
FSC CertifiedYes LEED CertifiedYes Green Star RatingTo be confirmed FormaldehydeNo Added Formaldehyde Forté Replanting Initiative We re-plant what we use. Find out moreTechnical Specs
NZ Standards
Reaction to FireISO 9239-1 FlooringCritical Radiant Flux 4.32kw/m2 (average) Reaction to Fire
ISO 9705 - Walls & CeilingsGroup 3 (Group 1 for can be achieved with intumescent coating) Slip Resistance
AS/NZS 4586 Dry TestTo be confirmed Slip Resistance
AS/NZS 4586 Wet TestTo be confirmed
European & Other Ratings
Fire ResistanceEN 14342Dfl - s1 Formaldehyde Emission
EN 14342E1 Pentachlorophenol Content
EN 14342None Thermal Resistance
EN 143420.104 m2 K/W Thermal Conductivity
EN 143420.154 W/(mK) Slip Resistance
EN 1567650 (SRV dry)
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Buyer Awareness
Colour and Grain Variation
Wood is a natural product and will vary in colour and grain pattern from piece to piece. Please understand that this product will differ to what is represented in a display panel or sample. This variation is part of the natural look and should not be considered a fault.
Batch Variation
There may be a variation in colour between batches - it is recommended to request a current batch sample if this is of concern to you. Please note: There will be colour variation between boards which cannot be represented from a small sample.
Fading/Darkening over Time
Natural wood products react to sunlight, resulting in fading or darkening over time. For example, a natural non-coloured Oak turns more golden from sunlight exposure. This is a naturally occuring process and is not considered a product fault. In general, lighter colours tend to darken while darker colours are more likely to fade.