LEDO Flooring – Technical Performance Explained

LEDO Flooring – Technical Performance Explained

LEDO flooring is designed for durability, comfort, and everyday performance. Below is a clear explanation of each technical specification and what it means for real-world use.

1. Dimensions & Thickness – EN 427 & EN 428

Approx. 915 × 305 × 10.5 mm

The plank size and thickness provide a solid, stable feel underfoot while allowing for easy handling and precise installation.

2. Classification – EN 16511

Domestic Class 23 / Commercial Class 32

Rated for heavy residential use and medium commercial traffic, making LEDO suitable for busy homes, offices, boutiques, and light commercial spaces.

3. Total Weight – EN 430

Approx. 9,200 g/m²

A dense construction that enhances durability, stability, and acoustic comfort, delivering a high-quality, solid feel underfoot.

4. Abrasion Resistance – EN 14354 & EN 13329

AC4

Highly resistant to surface wear and scratches, suitable for high-traffic residential areas and commercial environments with regular foot traffic.

5. Impact Sound Reduction – EN ISO 717-2

17 dB

Reduces noise from footsteps and movement, helping create quieter rooms and less sound transfer between floors — ideal for apartments and multi-level spaces.

6. Effect of Castor Chair – EN 425

Type W suitable

Approved for office chairs with soft castor wheels, meaning rolling chairs will not damage or prematurely wear the floor.

7. Reaction of Fire – EN ISO 9239-1

Cfl-s1

Provides good fire performance with limited flame spread and low smoke emission, suitable for residential and commercial interiors.

8. Thermal Resistance – EN 12524

0.088 m² K/W

Supports energy efficiency and underfloor heating systems by providing comfortable thermal insulation without blocking heat transfer.

9. Dimensional Stability – EN 434

< 0.05%

Maintains its shape when exposed to temperature changes, reducing the risk of warping, buckling, or gaps after installation.

10. Residual Indentation – EN 433

Max. 0.1 mm

The floor recovers after pressure from furniture or foot traffic, minimizing permanent dents and maintaining a smooth surface.

11. Lightfastness – ISO 105

> 7

Highly resistant to fading, even under strong sunlight or bright indoor lighting, helping the floor retain its original color over time.

12. Resistance to Chemicals – EN 423

Very good resistance

Withstands common household and commercial chemicals, helping protect against stains and surface damage from cleaners and spills.

13. Emissions Value – AgBB

In conformity with AgBB

Meets strict German indoor air-quality standards, making LEDO a low-VOC flooring choice for homes, schools, and offices.

14. Swellness Value (24h) – EN 317

< 8%

Shows good moisture resistance, helping protect the floor from swelling caused by humidity or short-term water exposure.

15. Locking Strength – ISO 24334

HDF > 500 kg/lfm

A strong click-lock system keeps planks firmly connected, preventing gaps or movement even under heavy loads and daily use.

16. Reaction to Static Electricity – EN 1815

< 2 kV

Antistatic performance reduces static electricity buildup, minimizing static shocks — especially beneficial in dry climates and office environments.

17. Coefficient of Friction – EN 51130

R9

Provides reliable grip underfoot, helping reduce the risk of slipping during everyday indoor walking.

18. Effect of a Furniture Leg – EN 424

No damage shall be visible

Furniture legs do not leave visible marks, helping the floor stay smooth and attractive even with heavy furnishings.

19. Effect of Stains – EN 438-2:2016

No damage shall be visible

Highly resistant to common stains such as coffee, wine, and food spills, making cleaning easy and maintenance minimal.