Heartridge by Dunlop · Vinyl plank and hybrid
Heartridge Summerhill Vinyl & Hybrid Flooring
Twelve timber looks in two constructions: a 2.5mm glue-down vinyl plank, or a 6mm click hybrid with a 1mm Dunlop acoustic underlay attached. Both have a 0.55mm wear layer.
- 2.5mm vinyl or 6mm hybrid
- 0.55mm wear layer
- Embossed timber grain
- Ceramic-bead finish
- Glue-down or click
- 12 timber looks
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Choose your colour
The same 12 colours as glue-down vinyl or click hybrid. Tap a colour for full details.
Vinyl planks · 2.5mm glue-down 1229 × 189mm · 12 colours
Hybrid planks · 6mm click 1220 × 180mm · 12 colours
Why choose Summerhill
Two constructions
Glue-down vinyl or a click hybrid in matching colours.
0.55mm wear layer
An embossed surface with a ceramic-bead coating.
Acoustic hybrid
The hybrid has a 1mm Dunlop acoustic underlay attached.
Hydronic heating
Both suit hydronic heating, surface max 28°C.
Specifications
| Vinyl plank | Hybrid plank | |
|---|---|---|
| Board size | 1229 × 189 × 2.5mm | 1220 × 180 × 6mm |
| Carton | 4.181m² | 1.757m² |
| Core | PVC with fibreglass mesh | 5mm SPC |
| Underlay | — | 1mm acoustic, attached |
| Installation | Glue down with hard-set adhesive | Uniclic click, floating only |
| Wear layer | 0.55mm | |
| Underfloor heating | Hydronic only, surface max 28°C | |
| Wet areas | Not for bathrooms, laundries or floor wastes | |
Specifications from Heartridge by Dunlop. Always install to the current Heartridge by Dunlop installation guide.
Not sure which colour suits your space?
Talk to our team about Summerhill colours, quantities and installation, and we’ll help you choose with confidence.
Summerhill questions
Vinyl or hybrid?
Vinyl is a slim 2.5mm plank glued to the subfloor. Hybrid is a 6mm click plank that floats on its attached underlay.
Can it go in a bathroom or laundry?
No. Dunlop’s installation guide says not to install it in bathrooms, laundries or areas with a floor waste.
Does it work with underfloor heating?
Hydronic heating is acceptable if Dunlop’s conditions are followed and the surface never goes above 28°C. Electric heating is not recommended.