✓ Click vinyl – planks
✓ Dimensions: 1251 × 189 × 6 mm
✓ Wear layer: 0.55 mm
✓ Click system, floating installation
✓ Use class: 23 / 33
✓ 4-sided bevel
✓ Pack content: 1.892 m² (8 planks)
— JOKA · DESIGN 555 Wooden Styles Herringbone Click
JOKA DESIGN 555 Wooden Styles Herringbone Click is a click-together design floor covering in a plank format of 750 × 150 mm — made for the classic herringbone pattern — with a total thickness of 7.0 mm. The structure consists of an SPC core, an integrated IXPE impact-sound underlay and a 0.55 mm wear layer with PU finish. It is installed as a floating floor using the ProConnect installation system.
Six oak decors with bevelled edges and synchronised pores create a lively wood look. Use classes 23, 33 and 42 as well as slip resistance R10 make the covering versatile.
750 × 150 mm — for herringbone laying
7.0 mm total · wear layer 0.55 mm
6 oak decors with synchronised pores
Floating with the ProConnect click system
Six reasons for JOKA DESIGN 555 Wooden Styles Herringbone Click.
Planks measuring 750 × 150 mm for installation in the classic herringbone pattern.
Floating installation without adhesive: the elements are joined using the ProConnect installation system.
The SPC core forms the stable centre of the covering.
The permanently attached IXPE underlay provides an impact sound reduction of approx. 21 dB.
The 0.55 mm wear layer with PU finish is designed for use classes 23, 33 and 42.
Suitable for hot-water underfloor heating (thermal resistance 0.04 m²K/W).
Installation instructions, cleaning and care notes, warranty conditions and further product information are available directly on the manufacturer's website: JOKA Design Floors.
Technical documentation, installation guidelines, warranty conditions and certificates for JOKA Design 555 Evolut Click Vinyl.
These documents contain technical information, installation and care guidelines, warranty conditions and certificates for JOKA Design 555 Evolut Click Vinyl. Some documents are only available in German from the manufacturer.
