Dryback LVT (Glue-Down Luxury Vinyl Tile) is a full-spread adhesive vinyl floor covering bonded permanently to the subfloor — producing zero plank movement under load. Consequently, it is the only LVT installation method that achieves EN 685 Class 44 heavy industrial utilisation — the specification required for airports, supermarkets, hospitals, and high-footfall EU commercial buildings where a floating or loose system would shift under sustained wheeled traffic. Available from 2.0mm to 3.0mm. FOB from US$3.80/m².
The permanent adhesive bond is not simply a preference — it is the technical prerequisite for Class 44. A floating click floor under the same traffic load would generate micro-movement at every joint, causing progressive edge lifting within 18–24 months. Furthermore, the thinner profile (2.0–3.0mm versus 4–8mm for click systems) makes Dryback the lowest-profile renovation solution for spaces with fixed door clearances.
EN 685 Class 44≤0.10% Dim. Stability≥50N Peel ResistanceBfl-S1 Fire RatingFOB from US$3.80/m²MOQ 800 sqm / SKU
Class 44EN 685 utilisation
2–3mmTotal thickness
US$3.80FOB from / m²
800sqm MOQ / SKU
EN 685 Class 44 — the permanent bond advantage
ZeroFloor movement
Class 44EN 685 utilisation
Bfl-S1EN 13501-1 fire
Ecoflors – Dryback LVT Structure Profile
Construction profile · 5-layer permanent bond system · EU commercial standard
Dryback LVT · 5-Layer Construction
Why the Layer Order Matters in a Glue-Down System
①
UV Coating
UV-cured topcoat. Resists micro-scratches, chemical staining, and disinfectant agents — critical for healthcare and food-service environments.
0.01–0.02mm
②
Wear Layer
Transparent PVC film. Determines commercial lifecycle — 0.55mm achieves EN 685 Class 33/42; 0.7mm rated Class 43/44 for heavy industrial.
0.2–0.7mm
③
Décor Film · EIR / Classical Wood
High-resolution photographic print. Available in all EIR and Classical Wood patterns — same décor film batch as SPC and Click LVT for Universal Colour Matching.
0.07mm
④
LVT Core · 100% Virgin PVC
Flexible PVC composite. Dimensional stability ≤0.10% (EN ISO 23999). Specifically, the virgin PVC formulation prevents the plasticiser migration that causes bond failure between core and adhesive over time.
1.4–2.2mm
⑤
Balance / Back Layer
Fibreglass-reinforced backing. Prevents upward curl under adhesive cure — a critical tolerance issue in glue-down installation. Flat back = uniform bond area = Class 44 performance.
0.2mm
Why permanent bond — the engineering argument
The Class 44 Logic
Zero Movement Under Load. The Only Way to Reach Class 44.
EN 685 Class 44 (heavy industrial) requires the floor to resist sustained wheeled loads — hospital trolleys, airport baggage carts, supermarket pallet jacks — without joint separation or edge lifting. A floating click system generates micro-movement at every joint under these loads. Consequently, click LVT is capped at Class 33 in most EN 685 applications. Permanent adhesive bonding eliminates movement entirely — which is why Class 44 specifications universally require glue-down installation.
Four engineering advantages of full-spread adhesive bond
Zero joint movement under sustained load
Full-spread adhesive transfers load directly to the subfloor across the entire plank surface — not just at the edges. Furthermore, this prevents the progressive edge curl that floating systems develop in high-traffic corridors within 18–24 months.
Lowest profile renovation solution
At 2.0–3.0mm total thickness, Dryback LVT is the only LVT system that installs within standard EU door clearance tolerances without trimming. Specifically, no undercut is required for door frames on 2.0mm specification.
Lowest FOB cost per m² in LVT category
At US$3.80/m² (2.0mm, FOB Ningbo), Dryback LVT delivers the lowest entry price of any LVT system — making it the standard specification for large-area EU social housing, rental housing, and chain retail fit-outs where procurement cost is the primary constraint.
15+ year commercial lifecycle
In bonded installations with 0.55mm wear layer, EN 685 Class 42 is achievable for retail and office. With 0.7mm, Class 44 is achieved for heavy commercial. Moreover, unlike floating floors, bonded LVT cannot telegraph subfloor imperfections through joint movement over time.
FOB reference prices · 2026
2.0mmUS$3.80/m²Wear layer 0.2–0.3mm
2.5mmUS$5.10/m²Wear layer 0.3–0.5mm
3.0mmUS$5.90/m²Wear layer 0.55–0.7mm
Wear layer selection guidance: For EU commercial projects, we recommend 0.55mm (22mil) with a 3.0mm core — this achieves EN 685 Class 33/42 and satisfies the wear layer requirements of most Dutch, German, and UK commercial building specifications. Furthermore, 0.7mm is required for Class 43/44 heavy industrial applications.
Technical Matrix · Every parameter linked to glue-down installation specifics
Why These Numbers Matter in a Bonded Installation.
Standard LVT specifications apply equally to floating and bonded systems — but the failure modes are different. In a glue-down installation, dimensional stability prevents adhesive shear failure. Peel resistance prevents delamination under sustained load. Residual indentation determines whether the floor recovers after a hospital trolley or airport luggage cart sits stationary for 48 hours. Consequently, each parameter below is explained in the context of the specific risk it prevents in a permanently bonded Dryback installation.
Six parameters · Each linked to a Dryback-specific failure mode
Dimensional Stability · Adhesive bond integrity
≤ 0.10 %
In a bonded installation, thermal expansion does not manifest as joint gapping — it manifests as adhesive shear stress. A plank expanding at 0.12% over 1.2m generates 1.44mm of linear displacement against the adhesive bond. Consequently, we enforce ≤0.10% per EN ISO 23999 to keep shear stress below the adhesive’s long-term bond strength threshold.
EN ISO 23999 · ASTM F2199
Dryback risk: Dimensional variance above ≤0.10% generates adhesive shear — leading to edge bubbling within 12–18 months in UFH installations.
Peel Resistance · Wear layer bond
≥ 50 N/50mm
Peel resistance measures the bond between the wear layer and the LVT core — not between the floor and the subfloor adhesive. In bonded installations under sustained wheeled load, the wear layer is subject to horizontal shear stress at every wheel contact point. Our ≥50N/50mm per ISO 24345 ensures the wear layer remains permanently bonded to the core under Class 44 loading conditions.
ISO 24345:2006
Dryback risk: Wear layer delamination under hospital trolley and supermarket pallet jack wheels — the defining Class 44 load scenario.
Residual Indentation · Static load recovery
0.05 mm avg
Residual indentation is the permanent deformation remaining after a concentrated load is removed. In healthcare and hospitality environments, hospital beds and hotel trolleys sit stationary for 8–72 hours. Furthermore, in a bonded floor, there is no subfloor compliance to distribute this load — the entire point load is absorbed by the LVT core. Our 0.05mm average per ISO 24343-1 keeps permanent deformation below the visible threshold in all Class 44 scenarios.
ISO 24343-1
Dryback advantage: Bonded installation prevents the subfloor micro-deflection that amplifies indentation in floating systems.
Curling tolerance · Pre-installation flatness
≤ 2 mm
Curling is the pre-installation warp across the plank length. In a glue-down installation, a curled plank bonds at its edges but leaves an air gap at the centre — which progressively enlarges under foot traffic until the adhesive bond fails at the edges. We enforce ≤2mm curling per EN ISO 23999 specifically because bonded installation cannot self-correct for plank warp the way a click system can.
EN ISO 23999:2021
Dryback risk: Curled planks create air-pocket bond failure — visible as edge lifting within 6–12 months in heated commercial spaces.
Fire Rating · EU commercial mandatory
Bfl-S1
Bfl-S1 is the mandatory EU fire classification for floor coverings in commercial buildings under EN 13501-1. Specifically, in the Netherlands and Germany — Dryback LVT’s primary markets — Bfl-S1 is required for all non-residential interior applications by the respective national building codes (Bouwbesluit 2012 and MBO). Additionally, UK Building Regulations Part B requires equivalent performance for commercial spaces.
EN 13501-1
Market requirement: NL Bouwbesluit 2012 · DE MBO · UK Part B — all mandate Bfl-S1 minimum for commercial interiors.
Abrasion Resistance · EN 685 Class
Group T
EN 660-2 Group T (Taber abrasion ≤0.08mm loss) is the wear layer classification required for EN 685 Class 33 and above. In Dryback LVT, the wear layer is the only replaceable element — consequently, selecting the correct Group T wear layer thickness for your utilisation class directly determines the floor’s commercial replacement cycle. We offer 0.2mm through 0.7mm, all Group T certified.
EN 660-2 · Group T
Class 44 path: 0.7mm wear layer + permanent bond + virgin PVC core = EN 685 Class 44 heavy industrial certification.
EN 685 utilisation class · Dryback LVT wear layer selection guide
Choose Your Thickness. Match Your Utilisation Class.
Thickness selection in Dryback LVT is not a quality decision — it is an engineering decision. The correct thickness is determined by the subfloor condition, the EN 685 utilisation class required, and the door clearance available. Specifically, 2.0mm is not a budget compromise — it is the correct specification for spaces where door clearance prevents a thicker floor. Furthermore, 3.0mm with 0.55mm wear layer is the EU commercial standard for offices, retail, and hospitality where Class 33–42 is the procurement requirement.
Three thicknesses · Three utilisation class ranges · One factory source
Residential · Light Commercial
2.0mm
FOB from US$3.80/m²
The 2.0mm specification is not the entry-level option — it is the technically correct choice for spaces with fixed door clearances, over-tile installations, and EU social housing projects where the thin profile is a specification requirement, not a cost compromise. Consequently, it is the most commonly specified Dryback thickness in the Netherlands and UK rental housing sector.
The 2.5mm specification is the volume standard across Western European commercial and residential projects. It provides sufficient core thickness for 0.3–0.5mm wear layers — achieving EN 685 Class 31/33 for offices and boutique retail. Moreover, the 2.5mm profile remains within standard EU door clearance tolerance without undercutting, making it the specification of choice for refurbishment projects where full door frame modification is not in the project budget.
The 3.0mm specification is the heavy commercial standard — the only Dryback thickness that supports 0.55mm and 0.7mm wear layers for EN 685 Class 42–44. Specifically, 3.0mm with 0.55mm wear layer is the specification required for chain supermarkets, airport terminals, and large-format retail in the Netherlands and Germany. Furthermore, 3.0mm with 0.7mm wear layer achieves Class 44 heavy industrial — the highest EN 685 classification available for any floor covering.
Standard dimensions · Plank and tile formats · Custom sizes available
Plank Format · Wood Texture
LVP (Luxury Vinyl Plank) Dimensions
Wood-texture Dryback LVT is supplied in plank format. The 9″×48″ specification is the EU volume standard — it achieves the proportional ratio of European engineered hardwood without the weight or installation complexity. Furthermore, the 9″×60″ and 9″×72″ wide-long planks are the specification for high-end hospitality projects where visual elongation of the floor plane is a design objective.
Size (mm)
Size (imperial)
Best application
101.6 × 609.6
4″ × 24″
Herringbone / compact rooms
152.4 × 914.4
6″ × 36″
Residential standard · EU rental
159 × 1229
6.26″ × 48.4″
EU office · medium commercial
189 × 1229
7.44″ × 48.4″
Hotel corridor · boutique retail
228.6 × 1219.2
9″ × 48″
EU volume standard · NL / DE / UK
228.6 × 1524
9″ × 60″
Hospitality · wide-format
Custom sizes available: We produce non-standard plank dimensions for project-specific requirements — including herringbone and chevron pattern cuts in Dryback format. Minimum quantity for custom dimensions: 1 container. Contact us to discuss your project specification →
Tile Format · Stone / Terrazzo / Carpet Texture
LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tile) Dimensions
Stone, terrazzo, and carpet textures are supplied in tile format. The 12″×24″ specification is the EU standard for stone-look Dryback in healthcare and hospitality — it replicates the proportion of standard ceramic tile while delivering the waterproof, flexible, and acoustically superior performance of LVT. Specifically, the 36″×36″ large-format tile is specified for airport terminals and supermarket floors where the seamless visual plane is a design requirement.
Size (mm)
Size (imperial)
Best application
304.8 × 609.6
12″ × 24″
Healthcare · hospitality standard
457.2 × 457.2
18″ × 18″
Office · education · retail
609.6 × 609.6
24″ × 24″
Airport · supermarket · large-format
620 × 629
24.4″ × 24.8″
EU stone tile equivalent
914.4 × 914.4
36″ × 36″
Heavy commercial · Class 44 spaces
Universal Colour Matching: All tile dimensions are available in the same colour codes as our plank format. Consequently, a project can specify stone-look tile in corridors and wood-look plank in offices from the same décor film batch — identical colour appearance under equivalent lighting. View full texture library →
Subfloor preparation requirements · Dryback installation standard
≤ 3%
Moisture Content
Concrete subfloor moisture by CM method before adhesive application. Excess moisture compromises adhesive bond — causing progressive edge lifting within 6–12 months in heated commercial spaces.
Non-negotiable. Install a DPM (damp proof membrane) if moisture exceeds 3%.
≤ 2mm
Flatness / 2m span
Maximum deviation across any 2-metre straight-edge. Unlike floating floors, bonded LVT cannot bridge subfloor irregularities — every peak and valley telegraphs directly through the thin 2–3mm profile to the surface.
Grind high spots and fill low spots before adhesive application.
24h
Adhesive Cure Time
Full foot traffic after 24 hours. Heavy wheeled loads (Class 44 application) after 48 hours minimum. Specifically, early loading before full cure causes adhesive shear — the most common installation failure in fast-track commercial projects.
Do not open to heavy traffic before 48h on Class 44 installations.
48h
Acclimatisation
Planks must reach installation environment temperature (15–28°C) for 48 hours before bonding. Furthermore, adhesive must also be stored at installation temperature for 24 hours — cold adhesive does not spread uniformly and loses initial tack before the plank is positioned.
Installation engineer note: The most common Dryback installation failure in EU commercial projects is not material quality — it is subfloor preparation. In our analysis of warranty claims from Netherlands and German projects, over 75% of edge-lifting failures were traced to moisture content above 3% or flatness deviation beyond 2mm/2m. We require written subfloor inspection reports before authorising warranty on commercial Dryback installations above 500 m².
Ecoflors – Dryback LVT Industry Applications
Industry Applications · Six Commercial Environments · Three Primary Markets
Where Permanent Bond Is the Only Correct Answer.
Dryback LVT is not specified because it is cheaper than click — it is specified because it is the only installation method that delivers zero floor movement under sustained commercial load. Consequently, every environment below has a structural reason to require permanent adhesive bonding, not simply a cost reason. The specification is driven by the load type, the utilisation class, and the building code — not by the procurement budget.
Six application environments · Each with a structural reason for permanent bond
Healthcare · Class 44
Sector 01 · Healthcare
Stone Look · Hospital & Clinic
Hospital trolleys and medical carts exert sustained point loads that no floating system can absorb without joint movement. Furthermore, chemical disinfectants (bleach, isopropanol) penetrate floating joint gaps over time — bonded LVT eliminates both failure modes simultaneously. The stone-look surface additionally communicates clinical hygiene to patients.
Class 44 · 3.0mm0.7mm wear layerR10 slip resistanceChemical Grade 5
Education · Class 42
Sector 02 · Education
Terrazzo Look · School & University
Corridor foot traffic in schools generates repetitive impact load across the full floor width — not concentrated at single points. Bonded installation distributes this load evenly to the subfloor across every plank, preventing the progressive joint widening that floating systems develop in high-frequency corridor traffic within 2–3 academic years.
Class 42 · 2.5–3.0mm0.55mm wear layerGREENGUARD GoldFloorScore certified
Hospitality · Class 33
Sector 03 · Hospitality
Carpet Look · Hotel Corridor
Hotel corridors experience luggage trolley loads throughout the day and night — the wheels concentrate load on joint edges in floating systems, causing progressive edge chip over 12–18 months of operation. Bonded installation prevents this entirely. Moreover, carpet-texture Dryback LVT delivers the acoustic damping expected in hotel corridors without the allergen accumulation and replacement cycle of real carpet.
Class 33 · 2.5mm0.5mm wear layer25,000 castor cyclesGREENGUARD Gold
Residential · Class 23
Sector 04 · Residential
Straight Plank · EU Social Housing
EU social housing and rental apartment projects specify Dryback LVT for a different reason than commercial projects — cost per m² over 20-year building lifecycle. At US$3.80/m² FOB (2.0mm), Dryback delivers the lowest installed-cost LVT that meets Bfl-S1 fire rating and CE EN 14041 compliance. Specifically, Dutch Bouwbesluit 2012 and German MBO both mandate Bfl-S1 for multi-family residential common areas.
Class 23 · 2.0mm0.2–0.3mm wear layerBfl-S1 fire ratingCE EN 14041
Commercial · Class 33–42
Sector 05 · Commercial Office
Herringbone Pattern · Boutique Office & Retail
Herringbone Dryback LVT delivers the visual impact of parquet at a fraction of the installation cost and without the humidity sensitivity of real wood. Bonded installation is the specification requirement for herringbone in commercial environments — the pattern’s 90° joint intersections concentrate stress differently from straight-lay, and a floating herringbone system shows joint movement at the apex points within 6–12 months of commercial use.
Class 33–42 · 2.5–3.0mm0.5mm wear layerEIR wood grainBfl-S1 certified
Luxury Retail · Class 42
Sector 06 · Luxury Retail
Chevron Pattern · Flagship Store & Showroom
Chevron Dryback LVT in luxury retail environments must perform under the combined demands of high foot traffic, display fixture point loads, and the visual standard of a flagship store where any floor imperfection is immediately noticed by customers. Bonded installation is not optional in this context — the V-axis of a Chevron floor visually amplifies any joint movement, making lippage at the apex points visible from the entrance of the space.
Permanent bond mandatory — trolley load Class 44 requires zero joint movement
Ecoflors specification
Thickness3.0mm
Wear layer0.7mm
SurfaceStone look · R10
EN 685 classClass 44
FOBFrom US$5.90/m²
Sector B
Retail & Supermarket
EN 685 Class 42–44
Mandatory compliance requirements
EN 685 Class 42–44 — pallet jack and shopping trolley wheel loads
Abrasion Group T ≤ 0.08mm · EN 660-2 — 15+ year commercial lifecycle requirement
Castor chair 25,000 cycles · ISO 4918 — back-office and service area specification
Fire rating Bfl-S1 · EN 13501-1 — NL Bouwbesluit 2012 mandatory for retail
Chemical resistance Grade 5 — cleaning agents in food-service adjacent areas
Ecoflors specification
Thickness3.0mm
Wear layer0.55–0.7mm
SurfaceStone / Wood EIR
EN 685 classClass 42–44
FOBFrom US$5.90/m²
Sector C
Office & EU Social Housing
EN 685 Class 31–33
Mandatory compliance requirements
EN 685 Class 31–33 — office and residential with castor chair and light wheeled loads
Fire rating Bfl-S1 · EN 13501-1 — NL / DE / UK mandatory for common areas
FloorScore SCS-FS-05154 — indoor air quality for LEED and BREEAM projects
CE EN 14041 — EU construction products regulation for all floor coverings
UFH compatibility — NL and DE hydronic heating systems in social housing
Ecoflors specification
Thickness2.0–2.5mm
Wear layer0.3–0.5mm
SurfaceWood / Terrazzo / Carpet
EN 685 classClass 31–33
FOBFrom US$3.80/m²
Three primary export markets · Country-specific compliance notes
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Netherlands
Bouwbesluit 2012 · NEN 2065 · CE EN 14041
The Netherlands is Ecoflors’ highest-volume Dryback market. Dutch social housing bodies (Woningcorporaties) specify Dryback LVT as the standard floor covering for rental apartments — typically 2.5mm with 0.5mm wear layer and EIR wood grain. Furthermore, Dutch commercial building code Bouwbesluit 2012 mandates Bfl-S1 for all non-residential interiors, which all Ecoflors Dryback products carry as standard.
Bfl-S1 mandatoryCE EN 14041Rotterdam · Antwerp port
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Germany
Musterbauordnung (MBO) · AgBB · DIBt
German commercial projects require AgBB emission compliance for indoor air quality — a standard that our GREENGUARD Gold (135462-420) and FloorScore (SCS-FS-05154) certifications directly satisfy. Additionally, the German DIBt approval process references EN ISO 23999 dimensional stability data — consequently, our ≤0.10% figure is directly usable in German technical submissions without additional testing.
AgBB compliantDIBt reference dataHamburg · Bremen port
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United Kingdom
Building Regulations Part B · BS EN 14041
Post-Brexit, UK market entry requires BS EN 14041 Declaration of Performance rather than CE marking — we issue both in parallel for UK buyers. Specifically, UK Housing Associations and local authority housing projects are the primary Dryback volume in the UK market, where 2.0mm specification is standard for over-tile installation in occupied housing stock renovation without full strip-out.
BS EN 14041 DoPCE + UK parallel certFelixstowe · London port
OEM private label · Dryback-specific customisation · EU market documentation
Ecoflors · Dryback LVT OEM Programme
Your Brand. Our Permanent Bond Engineering.
Dryback LVT OEM buyers in the Netherlands, Germany, and UK require more than a private label carton — they require factory documentation that satisfies the Dutch Bouwbesluit, German AgBB, and UK Building Regulations submission process. Consequently, our OEM programme for Dryback LVT includes the complete technical documentation package alongside the physical product.
1
Specification consultation
We review your target EN 685 class, subfloor type, and destination market building code. Specifically, we advise on the minimum wear layer and core thickness combination required for your application — not the maximum you can sell.
2
Sample approval
Physical samples dispatched within 5 business days. For EU distributors, we include a mini technical data sheet with each sample — so your contractor clients can evaluate compliance before the full order is placed.
3
Private label production
CE Declaration of Performance, FloorScore, and GREENGUARD Gold (135462-420) issued in your brand name. Custom carton with EAN barcode, installation guide in Dutch / German / English, and back-print with your contact details.
4
FOB shipment + full documentation
SGS pre-shipment inspection, CE DoP, FloorScore and GREENGUARD Gold records, and origin certificate — all prepared before container sealing. Furthermore, AgBB emission test report available for German market submissions.
Full TDS in Dutch, German, or English — including subfloor preparation requirements, adhesive specification, and EN 685 utilisation class declaration.
NL · DE · UK building code ready
Custom Carton Design
Full-colour branded carton with EAN-13 barcode, your logo, CE marking, FloorScore and GREENGUARD Gold logos, and installation guide in target language.
MOQ 800 sqm per SKU
Exclusive Colour Development
Bespoke EIR or Classical Wood décor film secured exclusively for your brand. Same colour available across Dryback, SPC, and Click LVT from the same print run.
Min 1 container · exclusivity negotiable
AgBB Emission Report
German DIBt-approved AgBB VOC emission test report — required for tender submissions in German public building projects. Available on request for Dryback 2.5mm and 3.0mm.
DE public tender requirement
Certifications issued in your brand name
CE Declaration of Performance · EN 14041
FloorScore · SCS-FS-05154 · LEED v4
GREENGUARD Gold · 135462-420 · UL 2818
SGS Pre-shipment Inspection Report
AgBB Emission Test Report (DE market)
MOQ: 800 sqm per SKU across all Dryback thicknesses and wear layer combinations. Sample kits dispatched within 5 business days to NL, DE, and UK addresses. Lead time: 15–25 days production from order confirmation.
EU logistics · Container · Transit times · Port routing
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Rotterdam / Antwerp
22–26 days transit from Ningbo
Primary entry point for Benelux and German distribution. Dryback LVT ships well in 20ft containers — the dense 2–3mm profile allows higher sqm per container than SPC, improving logistics cost per m². Furthermore, Rotterdam bonded warehouse services allow duty-deferred stock holding for Dutch distributors.
Benelux main hubDE rail connectionBonded warehouse available
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Hamburg / Bremen
24–28 days transit from Ningbo
Direct service for German market distribution. Hamburg is the preferred port for north and central German projects. Specifically, direct rail connections from Hamburg reach Munich and Stuttgart within 24 hours — making it the most cost-effective routing for southern German commercial projects that cannot wait for Rotterdam transshipment.
North DE directRail to Munich / StuttgartAgBB docs prepared pre-shipment
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Felixstowe / London Gateway
26–30 days transit from Ningbo
Primary UK entry port for Dryback LVT. Post-Brexit, UK customs requires BS EN 14041 Declaration of Performance — we prepare both CE DoP and UK DoP in parallel before container sealing. Consequently, UK customs clearance proceeds without delay regardless of which document the importer’s freight forwarder requests.
UK DoP + CE DoP parallelPost-Brexit compliant docsHousing Association projects
20ftRecommended containerDryback’s thin profile allows higher sqm per container than SPC — better logistics cost per m²
15–25Days productionFrom order confirmation to FOB. Standard colours: 15 days. OEM custom: 20–25 days
T/T · L/CPayment termsT/T 30% deposit, balance on BL. L/C at sight accepted. Pro-forma invoice before production
Applied globally for Dryback LVT. EU import duty rate varies by origin and destination — contact us for current tariff assessment based on your country and product specification.
T/T 30% DepositL/C at SightBalance on BL Copy
FOB Port Options
Ningbo · Shanghai
All Dryback LVT orders ship FOB Ningbo or Shanghai. Ningbo is preferred for most EU routes — direct weekly service to Rotterdam, Hamburg, and Felixstowe without Yangshan surcharge. CIF to major EU ports available through our freight partners on request.
FOB NingboFOB ShanghaiCIF on request
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Dryback LVT: Full-spread adhesive · Zero floor movement · EN 685 Class 44 · 2.0mm–3.0mm · CE EN 14041 · FloorScore · GREENGUARD Gold 135462-420 · AgBB compliant
Send your Dryback LVT specification — thickness, wear layer, texture, EN 685 class required, destination market, and volume. Consequently, you receive a complete FOB quotation, TDS with subfloor requirements, market compliance checklist, and sample dispatch confirmation within one business day.
EN 685 Class 44≤0.10% Dim. Stability≥50N Peel ResistanceBfl-S1 · CE · FloorScoreMOQ 800 sqm / SKUFOB from US$3.80/m²
Rotterdam 22–26 days · Hamburg 24–28 days · Felixstowe 26–30 days
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Or email sales@ecoflors.com directly. Sample kit dispatched within 5 business days to EU addresses.
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