Tongue and Groove MDF 6mm (T&G)
Tongue and Groove MDF 6mm (T&G). Used to add a stiffening layer on top of soundproofing products.
£14.93£17.92 per m²
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Order within 5 hours and 48 minutes and get it Tuesday 27th October with Next working day delivery.Or from Friday 30th October with Standard delivery. Estimated. To most UK mainland addresses.
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- Delivery information
- Board Size: 0.72m²
- Thickness: 6mm
Product information
Tongue and Groove MDF 6mm (T&G). Used to add a stiffening layer on top of soundproofing products, including (but not limited to) Karma Soundlay, Soundlay Plus & Regupol 3912.
1200mm x 600mm x 6mm
Tongue & groove joint
- Delivered on a pallet Flooring is heavy, so it comes palletised to the kerbside. You’ll need to move it from the roadside into the property.
- We confirm the day Choose a delivery date at checkout, or we’ll give you the earliest. It’s an estimate until we confirm it once your order is processed, and we can’t guarantee it even then: deliveries are made by third-party couriers.
- Check before you sign Someone needs to be in to sign for it. Look over the packs first and tell us within 24 hours if anything is damaged.
- Book your fitter afterwards Wait until your flooring has arrived before booking a fitter. We can’t cover fitter costs if a delivery is held up.
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Technical information
| Coverage | 0.72m² per pack |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 6mm |
| Plank Size | 1200 x 600 |
| Width | 1.2m |
Specifications are the manufacturer’s and may change. Please check the fitting guide before you start.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a stiffening layer over SoundLay, and when should I use 6mm MDF?
The 6mm tongue and groove MDF is a stiffening layer. We recommend one under wood flooring thinner than 15mm. Under a click vinyl floor, use 9mm or 12mm plywood on top of the SoundLay instead.
