Mannington ADURA Rigid 7x48
installation constraints 9/9 specification claims 5/6
Mannington’s ADURA Rigid is a SPC (solid polymer core) rigid core plank measuring 7 by 48 inches at 5.5 mm overall. Everything on this page is Mannington’s own declaration about it, read from documents Mannington publishes, and reproduced next to the document each figure came from.
The row is the product line, not a color. Mannington publishes one specification per line and per plank size, and the color underneath changes none of the figures below, so this page covers every color offered at 7 × 48 in.
Every cell in the tables below is one of four things. A figure means the manufacturer declares it, and the document it was read from is named beside it. A cell reading no declaration means the manufacturer publishes nothing for that field, which is a finding about the product rather than a gap in this table. A cell reading held pending resolution means two independent readings of the same document disagreed, and nothing is published until a person settles it. A cell reading not collected means no document has been read for that field yet, and that shortfall is ours rather than the maker's.
| Field | Declared |
|---|---|
| Wear layer | 20 mil (0.508 mm)“Wearlayer: 20 mils (0.5 mm), including Urethane with ScratchResist® and Microban® Antimicrobial Protection”“Wearlayer: 20 mils (0.5 mm)”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Wear layer finish | urethane with ScratchResist and Microban antimicrobial protection“20 mils (0.5 mm), including Urethane with ScratchResist® and Microban® Antimicrobial Protection”“including Urethane with ScratchResist® and Microban® Antimicrobial Protection”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Locking system | click floating angle/angle (no system named)“Installation: Click Floating Angle/Angle locking system”“Click Floating Angle/Angle locking system”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Attached pad | Yes“Both include 1 mm attached underlayment pad”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Pad material | no declarationThis reference’s note: the pad is declared by thickness only; no material is namedThis reference’s note: no material is given for the attached padADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Residential warranty | Lifetime“Warranty: Limited Lifetime Residential / 10 Year Light Commercial*”“Mannington warrants that ADURA®Rigid will be free from manufacturing defects, and the number of years specified below following the date of the purchase, under normal household conditions, will not: wear-out, fade, stain, delaminate or gap. ADURA®Rigid Lifetime” — ADURA Rigid Warranties and Floor CareADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Field | Declared |
|---|---|
| Brand | ManningtonADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Collection | ADURA RigidADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Product line | ADURA Rigid 7x48ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Core | SPC (solid polymer core)“Construction: Solid Polymer Core (SPC)”“Solid Polymer Core (SPC)”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Plank size | 7 × 48 in“Plank: 7” - Micro Bevel 7” x 48” 10 46.30 23.33 55 1,283.15 17”“Finished Size (nominal) Plank: 7” - Micro Bevel 7” x 48” 10 46.30 23.33 55 1,283.15 17”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Sq ft per carton | 23.33“Plank: 7” - Micro Bevel 7” x 48” 10 46.30 23.33 55 1,283.15 17”“Sq. ft/ Carton Plank: 7” - Micro Bevel 7” x 48” 10 46.30 23.33 55 1,283.15 17”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
This manufacturer's own terms do not permit their photograph to be reproduced here, so none was selected and none was looked for.
Durability
The wear layer is 20 mil, or 0.508 mm. That is the clear film above the printed layer, and not the thickness figure: this plank is 5.5 mm overall and 1 mm is the backing bonded to its underside.
The wear layer is reinforced, and the maker names the treatment: urethane with ScratchResist and Microban antimicrobial protection. What the coating consists of is not published, so the name stands as a claim and not as a measured property.
There is no abrasion result. Mannington declares no ASTM D4060 cycle count for this product, so the only laboratory check on the wear layer figure is absent. See wear layer depth.
| Field | Declared |
|---|---|
| Wear layer | 20 mil (0.508 mm)“Wearlayer: 20 mils (0.5 mm), including Urethane with ScratchResist® and Microban® Antimicrobial Protection”“Wearlayer: 20 mils (0.5 mm)”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Wear layer finish | urethane with ScratchResist and Microban antimicrobial protection“20 mils (0.5 mm), including Urethane with ScratchResist® and Microban® Antimicrobial Protection”“including Urethane with ScratchResist® and Microban® Antimicrobial Protection”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Total thickness | 5.5 mm“Overall Thickness: 0.216” (5.5 mm) for all products excluding TumbledEdge™ ... Both include 1 mm attached underlayment pad”“Overall Thickness: 0.216” (5.5 mm) for all products excluding TumbledEdge™”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Core thickness | no declarationThis reference’s note: only the overall thickness, pad included, is declaredThis reference’s note: the sheet gives one overall figure and does not break the core out of itADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Abrasion cycles | no declarationThis reference’s note: no abrasion result is publishedADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
Joint and pad
The locking system is not named. It is declared as click floating angle/angle (no system named), which tells you how it goes down but not whose mechanism it is. An angle-angle joint at least rules out the drop-lock action installers warn about. See locking systems, named and unnamed.
A pad is bonded to the underside at the factory. That rules out a second underlayment beneath it. See attached pad material.
| Field | Declared |
|---|---|
| Locking system | click floating angle/angle (no system named)“Installation: Click Floating Angle/Angle locking system”“Click Floating Angle/Angle locking system”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Edge profile | micro bevel“Plank: 7” - Micro Bevel”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Attached pad | Yes“Both include 1 mm attached underlayment pad”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Pad material | no declarationThis reference’s note: the pad is declared by thickness only; no material is namedThis reference’s note: no material is given for the attached padADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Pad thickness | 1 mm“1 mm attached underlayment pad”“Both include 1 mm attached underlayment pad”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Unique planks | no declarationThis reference’s note: no pattern repeat or unique-plank count appears on the sheetADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
Warranty: what it does not cover
The residential term is published as a word, not a number: a lifetime warranty. No document read for it turns that into a number.
Labor is covered, but conditionally: professionally installed floors only; a floor the owner laid is covered for material and not for labor. See lifetime warranties and labor.
The remedy does not decline over the term; it is replacement or refund throughout, at the maker's option.
10 exclusions are named in the warranty, and they are listed in full below, not summarized. Among them are the everyday sort a household does not expect to be excluded: rubber or PVC backed mats; sunlight and UV fading; castors and rolling loads; and two others in the list below. The grouping is this reference's; the wording below is the maker's.
| Field | Declared |
|---|---|
| Residential warranty | Lifetime“Warranty: Limited Lifetime Residential / 10 Year Light Commercial*”“Mannington warrants that ADURA®Rigid will be free from manufacturing defects, and the number of years specified below following the date of the purchase, under normal household conditions, will not: wear-out, fade, stain, delaminate or gap. ADURA®Rigid Lifetime” — ADURA Rigid Warranties and Floor CareADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Light commercial warranty | 10 years“Warranty: Limited Lifetime Residential / 10 Year Light Commercial*”“Mannington warrants that your ADURA® Rigid will be free from manufacturing defects, and for a period of 10 years following the date of purchase, under light commercial use” — ADURA Rigid Warranties and Floor CareADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Commercial warranty | no declarationThis reference’s note: a light commercial term is declared; no full commercial term isThis reference’s note: residential and light commercial only; for commercial locations the document refers the reader to a different Mannington divisionADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Prorated | No · single source“Mannington will, at its option, (i) repair without charge the affected area to conform to the warranty; or (ii) replace the floor without charge with another floor of equal value and or quality.”ADURA Rigid Warranties and Floor Care, rev. 2022-10-31 · read |
| Labor covered | Yes · single source“If your floor was installed by a professional flooring contractor hired by you, Mannington will also pay for the professional labor cost to install your replacement floor.”ADURA Rigid Warranties and Floor Care, rev. 2022-10-31 · read |
| Sunlight clause | The Limited Warranties do not cover discoloration from heat or sunlight. A combination of heat and sunlight can cause most home furnishings to fade or discolor. · single source“The Limited Warranties do not cover discoloration from heat or sunlight. A combination of heat and sunlight can cause most home furnishings to fade or discolor.”ADURA Rigid Warranties and Floor Care, rev. 2022-10-31 · read |
Named exclusions, from the maker’s own warranty document:
- Improper installation, improper adhesives or seam sealers, inadequate sub-flooring or improper sub-floor preparation
- Construction related damage
- Scuffs, scratches, cuts
- Staining from use of mats not labeled non-staining
- Damage or discoloration from carpet dyes, fertilizers, or other chemicals
- Damage caused by caster wheels or vacuum cleaner beater bars
- Discoloration from heat or sunlight
- Discoloration from mold, or from flooding, leaking plumbing or appliances, water entering through sliding glass doors
- Failure to support furniture with floor protectors of non-staining felt or non-pigmented hard plastic
- Variations of color, shade or texture from samples, photographs or literature
Ten entries are published here; how many the document lists was not recorded.
“Do not cover conditions or defects caused by improper installation ... Scuffs, scratches, cuts ... Staining from use of mats not labeled non-staining ... Damage caused by caster wheels or vacuum cleaner beater bars ... The Limited Warranties do not cover discoloration from heat or sunlight.” — ADURA Rigid Warranties and Floor Care, rev. 2022-10-31 · read
This reference’s note: the quotation is an excerpt of the list, elided
Installation constraints
9 of 9 declared
The floor may run 50 linear feet before a transition is required. Converted for comparison against makers who declare the limit the other way round, that is about 2,500 square feet, but only if the field is square. A long narrow room reaches the linear bound first. See how far a floor runs before a transition.
A 0.25 in gap is required, and the reading recorded for this cell names what it is measured to: vertical objects and surfaces.
The subfloor limit is declared as 85% relative humidity, and the test named for it is ASTM F2170. A calcium chloride limit of 8 lb is also declared, under ASTM F1869; the two are separate tests of different volumes of the slab and neither substitutes for the other.
No acclimation is required, which is the practical difference between this and a wood floor. The material can be laid the day it arrives. The reading records a condition on that: not specifically required; the maker still recommends installing close to the intended service temperature.
Over radiant heat the floor surface may not exceed 85 °F (29.4 °C). That is a surface temperature, not a thermostat setting. What the figure does not carry is a consequence: radiant heat is not among the warranty exclusions read for this product, so it stands as an installation requirement, not as a stated ground for refusing a claim.
The reading gives a service temperature band of 55 to 100 °F. It is the clause that catches holiday homes and unheated rooms. Whether leaving the band costs the cover is a separate question, and the exclusions are below. A three-season room is permitted; the permission is stated without a separate band of its own.
| Constraint | Declared |
|---|---|
| Acclimation | None required“Although acclimation is not specifically required, best installation practice recommends that the product be installed close to intended occupied service temperature”“Although acclimation is not specifically required”ADURA Rigid Installation Guidelines, rev. 2024-05-16 · read |
| Approved adhesives | no declarationThis reference’s note: named adhesives appear only for the stair-nose and full-glue stair detail, not for the field of the floorThis reference’s note: the field of the floor takes no adhesive, so none is specified for itADURA Rigid Installation Guidelines, rev. 2024-05-16 · read |
| Subfloor flatness | 3/16 in over 10 ft“All subfloors should be flat to within 3/16” (4.8 mm) in 10’ (3048 mm) and 1/32” (0.8 mm) in 12” (305 mm)”“Surface of the slab should be flat to within 3/16” (4.8 mm) in 10’ (3048 mm) and 1/32” (0.8 mm) in 12” (305 mm)”ADURA Rigid Installation Guidelines, rev. 2024-05-16 · read |
| Glue-down permitted | No“ADURA®Rigid is designed to be installed as a “floating” floor. Do not secure the planks to the subfloor.”“Do not secure the planks to the subfloor ... ADURA®Rigid is an angle/angle installation”ADURA Rigid Installation Guidelines, rev. 2024-05-16 · read |
| Max run without a transition | 50 linear ft“ADURA®Rigid can be installed up to 50' x 50' (15.2 m X 15.2 m) or total of 2500 sq. ft. (232.3 sq m) with a 1/4" (6.4mm) expansion.”“can be installed up to 50' x 50' (15.2 m X 15.2 m) or total of 2500 sq. ft. (232.3 sq m) with a 1/4" (6.4mm) expansion. Larger areas must provide a 3/8" (16mm) expansion up to 100' x 100' (30.4 m X 30.4 m).”ADURA Rigid Installation Guidelines, rev. 2024-05-16 · read |
| Perimeter expansion gap | 0.25 in“Maintain a 1/4” (6.4 mm) expansion space at all fixed vertical surfaces”“with a 1/4" (6.4mm) expansion ... Expansion requirement of a min ¼” must be followed around all permanent structure”ADURA Rigid Installation Guidelines, rev. 2024-05-16 · read |
| Vapor barrier required | No“Mannington does not recommend the use of 6 mil poly directly under ADURA® floating products.”“Visqueen (6 mil polyethylene) on top of the slab is NOT a recommended solution for controlling moisture emissions above specified limits”ADURA Rigid Installation Guidelines, rev. 2024-05-16 · read |
| Radiant heat limit | 85 °F (29.4 °C)“The surface temperature must not exceed 85°F”“Concrete floors with a hydronic radiant heating system are satisfactory, provided the temperature of the floor does not exceed 85°F at any point”ADURA Rigid Installation Guidelines, rev. 2024-05-16 · read |
| Service temperature range | 55–100 °F“Occupied use temperature range is assumed to be between 55°F (13°C) and 100°F (38°C)”“the product be installed close to intended occupied service temperature, generally a target of 70°F (21°C), but at least between 55°F (13°C) and 100°F (38°C)”ADURA Rigid Installation Guidelines, rev. 2024-05-16 · read |
| Subfloor MVER limit | 8 lb/1000 sq ft/24h“In accordance with ASTM F1869 moisture emission from subfloor cannot exceed 8 lbs MVER (moisture vapor emission rate) per 1,000 sq. ft. per 24 hours as measured with the calcium chloride test”“If MVER is over 8lbs or RH of the slab is over 85% additional drying time must be allowed”ADURA Rigid Installation Guidelines, rev. 2024-05-16 · read |
| MVER test method | ASTM F1869“In accordance with ASTM F1869 moisture emission from subfloor cannot exceed 8 lbs MVER ... as measured with the calcium chloride test”“In accordance with ASTM F1869 moisture emission from subfloor cannot exceed 8 lbs MVER (moisture vapor emission rate) per 1,000 sq. ft. per 24 hours”ADURA Rigid Installation Guidelines, rev. 2024-05-16 · read |
| Subfloor pH range | no declarationThis reference’s note: conformance to ASTM F 710 is required but no pH range of its own is statedThis reference’s note: no pH limit is given anywhere in the guideADURA Rigid Installation Guidelines, rev. 2024-05-16 · read |
| Subfloor RH limit | 85% RH“ASTM F 2170 In Situ Relative Humidity Test not to exceed 85%”“If MVER is over 8lbs or RH of the slab is over 85% additional drying time must be allowed or use of a moisture mitigation system is required”ADURA Rigid Installation Guidelines, rev. 2024-05-16 · read |
| RH test method | ASTM F2170“ASTM F 2170 In Situ Relative Humidity Test not to exceed 85%”“ASTM F 2170 In Situ Relative Humidity Test”This reference’s note: the extracted text carries a space inside the designation; read as ASTM F2170ADURA Rigid Installation Guidelines, rev. 2024-05-16 · read |
| Three-season room | Yes“ADURA®Rigid is recommended for three season rooms and seasonal homes over concrete substrate. Installer must provide at least 5/8” (16mm) expansion.”“recommended for three season rooms and seasonal homes over concrete substrate. Installer must provide at least 5/8” (16mm) expansion.”ADURA Rigid Installation Guidelines, rev. 2024-05-16 · read |
Specification claims
5 of 6 declared
Read the two fire figures together before quoting either. Mannington declares Class 1 and, on the same sheet, a critical radiant flux of 0.045 W/cm². ASTM E648 puts Class I at 0.45 W/cm² and above and Class II at 0.22 and above, so the number printed here does not reach the class printed beside it. It falls below both. Both are reproduced as published. Deciding which one Mannington meant is not a call to make here, and a specification that turns on the answer should ask Mannington for the test report.
The coefficient of friction is published as 0.6 with no test method attached. ANSI A326.3 wet DCOF, ASTM D2047 dry static COF and the withdrawn ASTM C1028 produce different numbers from the same floor, so a figure without its method cannot be checked against a threshold that names one. It is printed here because Mannington printed it, and marked as unmethodded for the same reason.
The acoustic figures belong to an assembly, not to the plank: IIC 68 and STC 62 were measured on 6 in concrete slab with drop ceiling. See impact ratings and assemblies.
The static load limit is 750 psi with no indentation depth beside it. ASTM F970 reports a load against a residual indentation, and makers publish the pair at different depths. So this figure is comparable to another 750 psi only if both were read at the same depth, and what is published here does not establish that.
| Claim | Declared |
|---|---|
| ASTM product standard | ASTM F3261“ASTM F 3261 Specification Rating Class I / Grade A / Grade 2 / Backing Class B”“ASTM F 3261 Specification Rating”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Certifications | no declarationThis reference’s note: the technical sheet carries no certification lineThis reference’s note: no certification is listed on the technical sheetADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Commercial class claimed | Light Commercial“Warranty: Limited Lifetime Residential / 10 Year Light Commercial*”“* If there is any question as to whether the site is determined to be light commercial, contact Mannington’s Customer Services”“Light commercial is defined as environments which do not have heavy commercial traffic, where the flooring is not exposed to a heavy commercial maintenance schedule and where the interior temperature and humidity can be controlled and maintained.” — ADURA Rigid Warranties and Floor CareADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Slip test condition | no declarationThis reference’s note: no wet or dry condition is statedThis reference’s note: the sheet does not say whether the figure is wet or dryADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Slip test method | no declarationThis reference’s note: a sensor material is named; no test method and no wet-or-dry condition isThis reference’s note: no ANSI or ASTM method is named beside the coefficientADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Slip resistance | 0.6“Coefficient of Friction ≥ 0.6 rubber sensor”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| E648 class | Class 1“ASTM E-648 Critical Radiant Flux Passes as Class 1”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Critical radiant flux | > 0.045 W/cm²“Flame Spread CRF>.045 w/sqcm”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| EPD / HPD | no declarationThis reference’s note: no environmental product declaration is referencedADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| F3261 grade | Class I / Grade A / Grade 2 / Backing Class B“ASTM F 3261 Specification Rating Class I / Grade A / Grade 2 / Backing Class B”“Class I / Grade A / Grade 2 / Backing Class B”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| F970 indentation | no declarationThis reference’s note: the load is declared without the indentation it was measured atThis reference’s note: no indentation depth accompanies the static load figureADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Static load limit | 750 psi“Static Load Limit, psi 750”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| IIC assembly | 6 in concrete slab with drop ceiling“6” (152 mm) concrete slab with drop ceiling”“ASTM E 90 & E 492”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Impact insulation class | 68“ASTM E 90 & E 492”“6” (152 mm) concrete slab with drop ceiling: STC 62 / IIC 68”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| STC assembly | 6 in concrete slab with drop ceiling“6” (152 mm) concrete slab with drop ceiling”“ASTM E 90 & E 492”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
| Sound transmission class | 62“ASTM E 90 & E 492”“6” (152 mm) concrete slab with drop ceiling: STC 62 / IIC 68”ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet, rev. 2026-01-01, p. 1 · read |
Source documents
3 documents
| Document | Address |
|---|---|
| ADURA Rigid Installation Guidelines | https://assets.ctfassets.net/r69d9lchftro/34tNMryXR91WUGFb0CKRf9/677e396e87b9d41aaa2ac2540973011c/ADURA_Rigid_InstallGuide2024_01F.pdf |
| ADURA Rigid Product Technical Information Sheet | https://assets.ctfassets.net/r69d9lchftro/6pTEELYWbTALmKxQMPIkmp/cc382c45f78ae061d0dceb386b287ae8/ADURARigid_Specification_Sheet_2026.pdf |
| ADURA Rigid Warranties and Floor Care | https://assets.ctfassets.net/r69d9lchftro/4vL4fww98KJOg1lYnkVVsM/a3628109a400d961f7d3b459ea0d3d44/ADURA_Rigid_Warranty2022_09F.pdf |
How much of this row is filled
Of the 9 core installation limits this reference tracks, Mannington declares all 9, and enough for the installation coverage badge.
Of the 6 core standardized test results this reference tracks, Mannington declares 5, and enough for the specification badge. The other 1 is a result it states nothing about.
12 fields are recorded as undeclared instead of left blank: Approved adhesives, Certifications, Core thickness, Abrasion cycles, Slip test condition, Slip test method, EPD / HPD, F970 indentation, among others. Each of those is the maker publishing nothing, not a failure to look here.