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Origins - Oak - Kinsey 3/4" Engineered Wood Flooring

Origins - Oak - Kinsey 3/4" Engineered Wood Flooring

Name: Origins - Oak - Kinsey 3/4" Engineered Wood Flooring
Brand: Origins
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About the brand

Vidar Design Flooring is a leading flooring supplier that offers a a great selection of high end Engineered wood flooring to to meet the needs of every home and office. As one of the Leading suppliers of engineered wood in Ontario today, Vidar Flooring continues to deliver durability and elegance to every home.

Description

It seems like you are looking for information about the Origins - Oak - Kinsey 3/4" Engineered Wood Flooring, as well as related accessories and specifications. Here is a breakdown of the details you provided:

- Origins: Referring to the brand or collection of the flooring.
- Oak: The type of wood used for the flooring.
- Kinsey: A specific style or color option within the Origins - Oak collection.
- 3/4" Engineered Wood Flooring: Indicates the thickness of the flooring and that it is engineered wood, composed of multiple layers of plywood or fiberboard with a real wood veneer on top.

Accessories:
- Hardwood: Suggests that there are additional products available for hardwood flooring installation or maintenance.
- Beige: The color or tone associated with the flooring or accessories.
- Bevelled: Referring to the edges of the flooring planks being shaped with a bevel or angle, which creates a groove between each plank.
- Clean/Refined: Suggests the style or appearance of the flooring, emphasizing a polished and refined look.
- Floorscore: A certification indicating that the flooring meets specific indoor air quality standards.
- Light: Indicates a lighter shade of the wood.
- Matte: Describes the finish of the flooring, meaning it has a flat and non-reflective surface.
- Plain sawn: Referring to the method of cutting the wood planks where the growth rings are parallel or nearly parallel to the plank's face.
- Plywood Core: Indicates that the flooring is constructed with layers of plywood as the core material.
- Select: Suggests that the flooring has been carefully chosen or graded for its quality and appearance.
- Subtle: Describes a flooring style that is not overly bold or prominent.
- Tongue & Groove: A type of joint system where each plank has a protruding tongue on one side and a receiving groove on the other, allowing the planks to fit together securely.
- UV Lacquer: A type of finish applied to the flooring, providing protection and a glossy shine.
- Wire Brushed: Refers to a texturing technique applied to the wood surface, where a wire brush is used to remove the soft grain, leaving behind a textured appearance.

Please let me know if there is anything specific you would like to know about the Origins - Oak - Kinsey flooring or any other details.

Specifications

Design

Species	European Oak
Color	Beige
Shade	Light
Variation	Subtle
Edge profile	Micro Beveled
Texture	Wire Brushed
Grade	Character
Gloss level	Matte
Install pattern	Standard

Dimentions

Plank width	7.5 inch
Plank Length	6 feet – Random length
% of full length planks in a box	N/A
Plank Thickness	3/4 inch
Top Layer thickness	1 mm
Side profile	Tongue & Grove

Performance

Type of finish	Matte UV
Warranty	Residential 25 years limited
Country of Manufacture	European Oak, Finished in China
Core Material	Eucalyptus plywood

Maintenance

While I don't have specific information about the "Origins Flooring" brand, I can provide you with some general tips for maintaining various types of flooring. Different types of flooring require different maintenance approaches, so keep that in mind when applying these tips to your Origins Flooring or any other flooring brand you have.

Regular Cleaning: Regular sweeping or vacuuming helps prevent dirt and debris from scratching the floor's surface.
Mopping: Use a damp mop with a gentle cleaner suitable for your flooring type. Avoid using excessive water as it can damage some types of flooring.
Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Use only recommended cleaning products. Harsh chemicals can damage the finish of some floors.
Protective Pads: Attach felt or rubber pads to the bottom of furniture to prevent scratching and dents.
Entrance Mats: Place mats at entrances to collect dirt and moisture, preventing them from being tracked onto the flooring.
Avoid Direct Sunlight: Prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause discoloration or fading in some flooring types.
Spills: Wipe up spills promptly to prevent staining or damage.
Rugs and Carpets: If using area rugs or carpets, make sure they are suitable for your flooring type and use rug pads to prevent slipping and provide cushioning.
Temperature and Humidity: Maintain a stable indoor environment as extreme temperature and humidity fluctuations can impact certain flooring materials.
Avoid High Heels: On softer floors like hardwood or vinyl, avoid wearing high heels indoors, as they can dent or scratch the surface.
Trim Pet Nails: If you have pets, keeping their nails trimmed can prevent scratches.
Regular Maintenance: Depending on the type of flooring, you might need to occasionally apply specialized maintenance products like floor polish or sealant.
Follow Manufacturer Guidelines: If you have specific maintenance instructions from the manufacturer of your Origins Flooring, follow them carefully for the best results.

Remember, the best approach to maintaining your flooring depends on its specific material and finish. If you're unsure about the proper maintenance for your Origins Flooring, I recommend reaching out to the brand's customer support or checking their official website for guidance tailored to their products.

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