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441875000080Other, multilayer6%
IEBTIIENEN004-2024-BTI1094418750000

Engineered Flooring which consists of a number of layers of wood, glue together at right angles to create a plank. The grain runs in different directions for added stability unlike solid floors. This product is available in several ply thicknesses with 3 and 5 ply being the norm. Engineered hardwood flooring can be used in those areas of the house where solid wood flooring installations is not suitable. The increase stability of the Engineered wood is achieved by running each layer at a 90 degree angle to the layer above. This stability makes it a universal product that can be installed over all types of subflooring above, below or on grade. Engineered wood is most common type of wood flooring used globally

IEBTI21NT-14-1184-DEC4418750000

Engineered Flooring which consists of a number of layers of wood, glue together at right angles to create a plank. The grain runs in different directions for added stability 0 unlike solid floors. This product is available in several ply thicknesses with 3 and 5 ply being the norm. Engineered hardwood flooring can be used in those areas of the house where solid wood flooring installation is not suitable. The increased stability of the Engineered wood is achieved by running each layer at a 90 degree angle to the layer above. This stability makes it a universal product that can be installed over all types of subfloors above, below or on grade. Engineered wood is most common type of wood flooring used globally.

IE17NT-14-4909-014418750000

WOOD FLOORING DESCRIBED AS ENGINEERED FLOORING WHICH CONSISTS OF A NUMBER OF LAYERS OF WOOD WHICH ARE LAMINATED ONE ON TOP OF THE OTHER WITH THE TOP LAYER (SOLID WHITE OAK) BEING OF A THICKNESS OF GREATER THAN 2.5MM. THE FLOORING IS OF A WIDTH OF 189MM LENGTH 1800MM AND THICKNESS OF 15MM. ALL FOUR SIDES OF THIS PRODUCT ARE TONGUED AND GROOVED

IE17NT-14-4909-024418750000

HARDWOOD FLOORING DESCRIBED AS ENGINEERED FLOORING WHICH CONSISTS OF A NUMBER OF LAYERS OF WOOD WHICH ARE LAMINATED ONE ON TOP OF THE OTHER WITH THE TOP LAYER (WHITE OAK) BEING OF A THICKNESS GREATER THAN 2.5MM. THE FLOORING IS OF A WIDTH OF 200MM AND A THICKNESS OF 20MM. ALL FOUR SIDES OF THIS PRODUCT ARE TONGUED AND GROOVED WITH BEVEL EDGE

IE17NT-14-4909-034418750000

HARDWOOD FLOORING COMPOSED OF MULTILAYERS OF WOOD WITH THE TOP LAYER BEING OF SOLID OAK AND A THICKNESS GREATER THAN 2.5MM 4 SIDED TONGUE AND GROOVED WITH BEVEL EDGE WHITE OAK 150 X 19MM (WIDTH AND HEIGHT) RANDOM LENGTHS

TARIC Nomenclature

25 000+ codes

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1 095 HS4

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1 000 000+ BTI