2. Characteristics of the floor space
The surface in use is the one that remains visible after installation, and presents aesthetic and comfort characteristics (color, look and feel). Performance characteristics are essential:
appearance preservation ;
life expectancy or durability ;
abrasion resistance ;
crush resistance ;
resilience ;
stain resistance ;
dirt resistance ;
cleanability.
These different parameters are linked:
appearance retention depends on abrasion resistance, crush resistance, resilience, stain and dirt resistance;
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Construction details – Second œuvre – Finitions – Corps d'états architecturaux – Éditions Weka – This book is no longer available.
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La pathologie des ouvrages de bâtiments – Éditions Techniques de l'Ingénieur Construction http://www.eti-construction.fr .
Standards
- Textile floor coverings – Carpet use classification (classification index G 35.041) - NF EN 1307 - 03-97
- Revêtements de sols aiguilletés à l'exception des moquettes aiguilletées (indice de classement G 35.043) - NF EN 1470 - 02-98
- Textile floor coverings – Classification of needle-punched carpets (classification index G 35.042) - NF EN 13297 - 10-00
- Adhesives – Classification of the main adhesives - NF T 76-011...
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