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Kopine Tongue & Groove Particleboard Flooring
Description

Kopine Tongue and Groove is a traditional tongue and groove flooring system which uses a glue bond in addition to the black PVC tongue to produce a strong joint which significantly reduces edge peaking compared to the traditional glueless systems.

Key Features
  • Adhesive provided at no extra cost when purchasing T&G
  • 12 week exposure time
  • No nogs or dwangs required
  • Moisture-resistant joints
  • Easy to install 
  • 2-hour walk on time
  • Formaldehyde emission meets E1
  • 20mm thick
  • Two panel sizes – 2400 x 1200mm and 3600 x 1200mm
  • Especially suited for mid-floor installation
NZ Made
NZ Made
Scope of Use

Kopine Tongue & Groove particleboard flooring is intended intended for use as flooring in residential buildings designed and constructed within the scope of NZS 3604:2011 Timber Framed Buildings.

Kopine Flooring Systems are suitable for use as a flooring diaphragm within the scope of NZS 3604 and are CodeMark compliant.

Limitations on Use

Kopine Flooring Systems are suitable for residential flooring applications with a maximum frame spacing of 600mm centres for a maximum load of 1.8 kN live load. Live loads above 2.0kPa / 1.8 kN are required to be specifically designed using the properties table contained in the Kopine ‘Installation Guide and Technical Specifications’ for Ultralock™12 and Tongue & Groove12 Flooring.

Kopine Flooring may be exposed to weather for up to 12 weeks. However, during construction all effort must be made to prevent ponding of water on the surface. Protective membranes or coatings must not be applied to the top or bottom of the floor while exposed to weather during construction.    

Statement of Building Code Compliance
  • CLAUSE B1 STRUCTURAL: Kopine Flooring is manufactured in accordance with AS/NZS 1860 and as such complies with the structural requirements for sheet flooring of Clause B1/ 3.1, 3.2, 3.3 and 3.4 of the New Zealand Building Code. The subfloor must be designed and constructed in accordance with NZS 3604 or designed by a suitably qualified professional.
  • CLAUSE B2 DURABILITY: When used installed in accordance with the supplied ‘Installation Guide and Technical Specifications’ document, and in accordance with NZS 3602, Kopine Flooring Systems will meet the durability requirements of the New Zealand Building Code under Clause B2/3.1a.
  • CLAUSE F2 HAZARDOUS BUILDING MATERIALS: Kopine Flooring is manufactured in accordance with AS/NZS 1860 and has a formaldehyde emission class of E1 (8mg/100g) and therefore meets the requirements of Clause F2.3.1 
In-Service History

Kopine Tongue & Groove particleboard flooring is primarily designed for use as a residential flooring or sub-floor and for use in light commercial buildings.

Other Performance Attributes
  • Formaldehyde emission meets E1
CodeMark
CodeMark
Eco Choice Aotearoa (ECNZ) Licensed
Eco Choice Aotearoa
Homestar / Green Star (Envirospec) Compliant
Homestar / Green Star
Documents
Technical Data Sheet: Kopine Flooring

June 2025

Codemark

May 2025

Eco Choice Aotearoa Certificate: Kopine
Installation Guide: Kopine Flooring

June 2025

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