# MSI XL Cyrus 9x60

> MSI XL Cyrus 9x60: wear layer, locking system, warranty exclusions and installation limits, each with the document it was read from.

Source: https://flooringcompared.com/spc/msi-xl-cyrus-9x60
Coverage: 9 of 9 installation limits declared, 3 of 6 specification claims declared, 2 document conflicts.

MSI’s XL Cyrus is a SPC rigid core plank measuring 9 by 60 inches at 5 mm overall. Everything on this page is MSI’s own declaration about it, read from documents MSI publishes, and reproduced next to the document each figure came from.

The row is the product line, not a color. MSI 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 9 × 60 in.

## At a glance

| Field | Declared | Source |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Wear layer | 12 mil (0.3048 mm) — “Wear Layer 12 mil” · “Wear layer: 12 mil” (Everlife LVT Brochure) | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Wear layer finish | not collected |  |
| Locking system | unnamed proprietary, angle/angle — “Patented Locking System (Angle / Angle)” · “featuring an easy-install locking system” (Everlife LVT Brochure) | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Attached pad | Yes — “XPE Backing” · “pre-attached backing” (Everlife LVT Brochure) | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Pad material | held pending resolution | XPE — Everlife Specification Sheet; IXPE — Everlife LVT Brochure |
| Residential warranty | Lifetime — “Residential Warranty Lifetime” · “lifetime residential” (Everlife Rigid Core Multilayer LVT Warranty) | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |

## Identity, as declared

| Field | Declared | Source |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Brand | MSI | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Collection | XL Cyrus | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Product line | XL Cyrus 9x60 | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Core | SPC — “Stone-based core with pre-attached backing” · “RIGID CORE” (Everlife LVT Brochure) · “Stone-based core with pre-attached backing” (Everlife LVT Brochure) | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Plank size | 9 × 60 in — “Plank size 9" x 60" ” · “Size: 9"x60" ” (Everlife LVT Brochure) | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Sq ft per carton | no declaration — This reference’s note: the specification sheet states no carton coverage · This reference’s note: the brochure states no carton coverage | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |

![MSI XL Cyrus 9x60 in the Akadia colourway, photographed by the manufacturer.](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/images/lvt/thumbnails/xl-cyrus-akadia-vinyl-flooring.jpg)

Manufacturer's photograph, Akadia colourway. Served from cdn.msisurfaces.com; not reproduced here. Source: https://www.msisurfaces.com/luxury-vinyl-planks/xl-cyrus/

## Durability

The wear layer is 12 mil, or 0.3048 mm. That is the clear film above the printed layer, and not the thickness figure: this plank is 5 mm overall, of which 4 mm is core and 1 mm is the backing bonded to its underside.

Nothing is recorded either way about a wear layer treatment: no document held for this product carries the composition, so it has not been read here. That is a gap on this side, not a silence from MSI, and the mil figure below stands without the reading that would qualify it.

There is no abrasion result. MSI 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](/notes/wear-layer-depth).

## Durability, as declared

| Field | Declared | Source |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Wear layer | 12 mil (0.3048 mm) — “Wear Layer 12 mil” · “Wear layer: 12 mil” (Everlife LVT Brochure) | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Wear layer finish | not collected |  |
| Total thickness | 5 mm — “Total thickness 5MM” · “Thickness: 5mm (4mm core + 1mm IXPE back)” (Everlife LVT Brochure) | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Core thickness | 4 mm — “Core thickness 4MM” · “4 mm core” (Everlife LVT Brochure) | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Abrasion cycles | no declaration — “Scratch/Scuff/Abrasion Properties: Very Good” — This reference’s note: abrasion is reported as a grade rather than as a cycle count | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |

## Joint and pad

The locking system is not named. It is declared as unnamed proprietary, angle/angle, 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](/notes/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](/notes/attached-pad-material).

## Joint and pad, as declared

| Field | Declared | Source |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Locking system | unnamed proprietary, angle/angle — “Patented Locking System (Angle / Angle)” · “featuring an easy-install locking system” (Everlife LVT Brochure) | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Edge profile | painted bevel — “Bevel Painted/Beveled” · “Painted beveled edge” (Everlife LVT Brochure) | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Attached pad | Yes — “XPE Backing” · “pre-attached backing” (Everlife LVT Brochure) | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Pad material | held pending resolution | XPE — Everlife Specification Sheet; IXPE — Everlife LVT Brochure |
| Pad thickness | 1 mm — “XPE Backing 1MM” · “1.0 mm Ixpe backing” (Everlife LVT Brochure) | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Unique planks | no declaration — This reference’s note: the specification sheet states no plank repeat count | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |

## Warranty

The residential term is published as a word, not a number: a lifetime warranty. No document read for it turns that into a number.

There is no commercial term. The maker states that outright instead of leaving the row empty. A specifier reading this row for a commercial floor is reading the wrong product, whatever the marketing around it says.

Labor is not covered. The remedy is replacement material or a refund of the purchase price, which is the smaller half of the bill on a floor that has to come up. See [lifetime warranties and labor](/notes/lifetime-warranty-and-labor).

The remedy does not decline over the term; it is replacement or refund throughout, at the maker's option.

8 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; high heels and spiked shoes; and two others in the list below. The grouping is this reference's; the wording below is the maker's.

## Warranty terms, as declared

| Field | Declared | Source |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Residential warranty | Lifetime — “Residential Warranty Lifetime” · “lifetime residential” (Everlife Rigid Core Multilayer LVT Warranty) | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Light commercial warranty | held pending resolution | 10 years — Everlife Specification Sheet; 6 years — Everlife Rigid Core Multilayer LVT Warranty |
| Commercial warranty | None stated — “Commercial Warranty N/A” | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |
| Prorated | No — “MSI's liability ... shall be limited to the sole and exclusive remedy of replacement of defective goods FOB MSI facility or, at MSI's option, refund of the purchase price” | [Everlife Rigid Core Multilayer LVT Warranty](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-lvt-rigid-core-warranty.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |
| Labor covered | No — “The warranty does not cover all other costs, incidental and consequential damage including loss of use of the property” | [Everlife Rigid Core Multilayer LVT Warranty](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-lvt-rigid-core-warranty.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |
| Sunlight clause | Fading or discoloration or other damage due to excessive temperatures or sunlight. — “Fading or discoloration or other damage due to excessive temperatures or sunlight.” | [Everlife Rigid Core Multilayer LVT Warranty](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-lvt-rigid-core-warranty.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |

### Named exclusions

- Improper installation, including unsuitable sub-floor and improper conditioning of jobsite and material
- Mats or area rugs constructed of rubber or PVC
- High heels and pet nails
- Installing residential product in a commercial environment
- Fading, discoloration or other damage due to excessive temperatures or sunlight
- Flooring installed on stairs
- Claims reported more than 30 days after the defect was discovered
- Leaks from appliances and plumbing

Eight entries are published here; how many the document lists was not recorded.

“The warranty does not cover: Improper Installation ... Improper Use or Abuse ... Flooring installed on stairs” — [Everlife Rigid Core Multilayer LVT Warranty](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-lvt-rigid-core-warranty.pdf) read 2026-08-22

This reference’s note: the quotation is an excerpt of the list, elided

## Where the maker’s documents disagree

MSI’s own documents do not agree about 2 fields on this product. Nothing is published for them above, because a value two of the maker's documents contradict is not a value to publish under anyone's name. The disagreement is itself a fact about the documents, it is checkable, and it is set out below with both sources named.

The warranty terms are the sharp case: light commercial warranty is stated as 10 years in one document and 6 years in another. A buyer comparing this product against another on published warranty length is comparing against a number that depends on which of the maker's PDFs they happened to open.

| Field | One document says | Another says |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Pad material | XPE ([Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf)) — “XPE Backing” | IXPE ([Everlife LVT Brochure](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/brochures/everlife-lvt.pdf)) — “1.0 mm Ixpe backing” |
| Light commercial warranty | 10 years ([Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf)) — “Light Commercial Warranty 10-Year” | 6 years ([Everlife Rigid Core Multilayer LVT Warranty](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-lvt-rigid-core-warranty.pdf)) — “6 year light commercial” |

## Source documents

Every figure on this page was read from one of these.

| Document | Address |
| --- | --- |
| Everlife Rigid Core Installation Guide | https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/rigid-core-everlife-lvt-flyer.pdf |
| Everlife Specification Sheet | https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf |
| Everlife Rigid Core Multilayer LVT Warranty | https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-lvt-rigid-core-warranty.pdf |
| Everlife LVT Brochure | https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/brochures/everlife-lvt.pdf |

## Installation constraints

The floor may run 40 linear feet before a transition is required. Converted for comparison against makers who declare the limit the other way round, that is about 1,600 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](/notes/max-span-before-a-transition).

A 0.25 in gap is required, and the reading recorded for this cell names what it is measured to: walls.

The subfloor limit is declared as 90% relative humidity, and the test named for it is ASTM F2170. No calcium chloride threshold is published, and the two tests do not convert: a slab can pass one and fail the other, so a reading taken by the other method cannot be checked against this figure.

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: proper conditions only; cartons exposed below 40F or above 95F must be conditioned for at least 12 hours.

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 65 to 85 °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.

## Installation limits, as declared

| Field | Declared | Source |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Acclimation | None required — “No acclimation is required under proper conditions. However, if flooring is exposed to temperatures less than 40°F (5°C) or more than 95°F (35°C) ... flooring must be conditioned ... for minimum 12 hours” · “No acclimation is required under proper conditions.” | [Everlife Rigid Core Installation Guide](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/rigid-core-everlife-lvt-flyer.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Approved adhesives | MSI MS007 · MSI MS009 — “using MSI's MS007 or MS009 adhesive, following directions on the pail” · “MSI's MS007 or MS009 adhesive” | [Everlife Rigid Core Installation Guide](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/rigid-core-everlife-lvt-flyer.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Subfloor flatness | 1/8 in per 6 ft — “Subfloors must be flat to 1/8" per 6' (3mm per 0.92 meter)” · “Subfloors must be flat to 1/8" per 6' (3mm per 0.92 meter). Any areas in excess of the flatness specification must be sanded down or filled” | [Everlife Rigid Core Installation Guide](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/rigid-core-everlife-lvt-flyer.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Glue-down permitted | Yes — “You may adhere MSI's Everlife SPC flooring in light comercial and comercial installations using MSI's MS007 or MS009 adhesive, following directions on the pail.” · “You may adhere MSI's Everlife SPC flooring in light comercial and comercial installations using MSI's MS007 or MS009 adhesive” | [Everlife Rigid Core Installation Guide](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/rigid-core-everlife-lvt-flyer.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Max run without a transition | 40 linear ft — “you must use transition moldings at doorways and in any span greater than 40' in any direction” · “a transition strip must be used for any installation longer than 40' in any direction” | [Everlife Rigid Core Installation Guide](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/rigid-core-everlife-lvt-flyer.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Perimeter expansion gap | 0.25 in — “maintain a minimum expansion gap of 1/4" (7-8mm) between the walls and the flooring” · “Use spacers along all walls to maintain a minimum expansion gap of 1/4" (7-8mm) between the walls and the flooring” | [Everlife Rigid Core Installation Guide](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/rigid-core-everlife-lvt-flyer.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Vapor barrier required | No — “If the level of hydrostatic pressure is over 90% RH ... our warranty requires moisture mitigation, such as the use of a moisture barrier, like a 6-mil poly film” · “a moisture barrier, like a 6-mil poly film or MSI underlayment, is required only where the slab is over 90% RH” — This reference’s note: required only past the moisture threshold | [Everlife Rigid Core Installation Guide](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/rigid-core-everlife-lvt-flyer.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Radiant heat limit | 85 °F (29.4 °C) — “the temperature can be raised gradually (5°F per hour) to a maximum operation temperature of 85°F (29°C)” · “to a maximum operation temperature of 85°F (29°C). An in-floor thermostat is recommended to avoid overheating” | [Everlife Rigid Core Installation Guide](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/rigid-core-everlife-lvt-flyer.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Service temperature range | 65–85 °F — “must remain climate controlled with the temperature between 65-85°F (18-30°C) for the life of the product” · “The area in which the flooring is installed must remain climate controlled with the temperature between 65-85°F (18-30°C) for the life of the product” | [Everlife Rigid Core Installation Guide](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/rigid-core-everlife-lvt-flyer.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Subfloor MVER limit | no declaration — “There also is calcium chloride testing (ASTM F1869) but the in situ Probe (ASTM F2170) is the preferred test” — This reference’s note: calcium chloride testing is mentioned as an alternative method but no calcium chloride limit is stated | [Everlife Rigid Core Installation Guide](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/rigid-core-everlife-lvt-flyer.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| MVER test method | no declaration — This reference’s note: no calcium chloride limit is declared, so there is no figure for a method to qualify · This reference’s note: the calcium chloride test is named as an alternative but no limit is set under it | [Everlife Rigid Core Installation Guide](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/rigid-core-everlife-lvt-flyer.pdf) read 2026-08-23 |
| Subfloor pH range | no declaration — This reference’s note: high alkalinity is named as a risk; no pH range is given | [Everlife Rigid Core Installation Guide](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/rigid-core-everlife-lvt-flyer.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Subfloor RH limit | 90% RH — “If the level of hydrostatic pressure is over 90% RH, or will be above 90% RH during the life of the slab, our warranty requires moisture mitigation” · “To check current conditions, an RH test using in situ Probes (ASTM F2170) is necessary. If the level of hydrostatic pressure is over 90% RH ... our warranty requires moisture mitigation” | [Everlife Rigid Core Installation Guide](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/rigid-core-everlife-lvt-flyer.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| RH test method | ASTM F2170 — “There also is calcium chloride testing (ASTM F1869) but the in situ Probe (ASTM F2170) is the preferred test” · “To check current conditions, an RH test using in situ Probes (ASTM F2170) is necessary.” | [Everlife Rigid Core Installation Guide](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/rigid-core-everlife-lvt-flyer.pdf) read 2026-08-23 |
| Three-season room | Yes — “MSI's Everlife SPC flooring may be installed in a vacation home, three-seasons room, etc., with a temperature between 55-95°F” · “may be installed in a vacation home, three-seasons room, etc., with a temperature between 55-95° (13-35°C) at least 48-hours before and during the installation” | [Everlife Rigid Core Installation Guide](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/rigid-core-everlife-lvt-flyer.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |

## Specification claims

The acoustic figures belong to an assembly, not to the plank: IIC 54 were measured on 6 in concrete slab. See [impact ratings and assemblies](/notes/impact-ratings-and-assemblies).

## Specification claims, as declared

| Field | Declared | Source |
| --- | --- | --- |
| ASTM product standard | no declaration — This reference’s note: the sheet cites component test methods but no product standard | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |
| Certifications | FloorScore · GREENGUARD — “Certifications FloorScore & Greenguard” · “Warranty-backed, FloorScore and GreenGuard Gold certified” (Everlife LVT Brochure) | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 |
| Slip test condition | wet — “DCOF is the wet measurement; ASTM D2047 ≥0.6 is reported separately as dry” | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |
| Slip test method | ANSI A137.1 — “ANSI A137.1 Pass” | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |
| Slip resistance | 0.42 — “DCOF >0.42” | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |
| E648 class | Class I — “NFPA Class 1” | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |
| Critical radiant flux | > 0.45 W/cm² — “ASTM 648 (Radiant Panel) >0.45 watts/CM2, NFPA Class 1” | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |
| F3261 grade | no declaration | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |
| F970 indentation | no declaration | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |
| Static load limit | no declaration — “ASTM F1914 (Residual Indentation) Passes (PSI Equivalent > 5,000 lbs.)” — This reference’s note: F970 is not reported | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |
| IIC assembly | 6 in concrete slab — “72 - drop ceiling / 54 - 6" slab (ASTM E492-09 / ASTM E989-06)” | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |
| Impact insulation class | 54 — “72 - drop ceiling / 54 - 6" slab (ASTM E492-09 / ASTM E989-06)” | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |
| STC assembly | no declaration | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |
| Sound transmission class | no declaration | [Everlife Specification Sheet](https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/flyers/everlife-spec-sheet.pdf) read 2026-08-22 · single source |

## How much of this row is filled

Of the 9 core installation limits this reference tracks, MSI declares all 9, and enough for the installation coverage badge.

Of the 6 core standardized test results this reference tracks, MSI declares 3 and states nothing for the other 3, so the specification badge is not earned.

12 fields are recorded as undeclared instead of left blank: ASTM product standard, Abrasion cycles, F3261 grade, F970 indentation, Static load limit, Unique planks, Sq ft per carton, STC assembly, among others. Each of those is the maker publishing nothing, not a failure to look here.

The opposite gap is recorded too, and this one is ours and not MSI’s: 3 fields in the dictionary have not been read for this product: Commercial class claimed, EPD / HPD, Wear layer finish. They are missing from the table for want of a document held here, not because MSI publishes nothing about them.

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