Recommendation Click Vinyl Classen Kona

Hello, I am completely new here and still quite inexperienced. We want to lay a click vinyl floor in our newly renovated mid-terrace house and came across the offer from the Ruckzuck Store. There is the following offer:

Click vinyl oak Kono country house plank 6mm + 1mm TS
1800x246 mm
Thickness MM 6 + 1
Length MM 1800
Width MM 246
Plank package 4
Installation look country house plank
Joint 4-sided V-joint
Decor Oak
Color tone dark
Surface Timberland
Wear class 32 / AC4
Features water resistant
Connection Classen megaloc: Certainly the fastest and easiest installation system in the world.
Installation technique floating installation
Impact sound insulation integrated
Suitable for underfloor heating with warm water 1
Quality 1st choice
Warranty 20 years manufacturer warranty living
VK unit package
Delivery time approx. 7 to 10 working days

Would you say that one can buy this without hesitation? The price is currently very attractive at about 14 euros per m2. We have underfloor heating on the ground floor.
Thank you very much for your brief feedback.
Regards

Hello questioner.
It is difficult to give an objective answer on this topic!
The usage class 32 will meet all the mechanical stresses of a residential object.
However, a keen eye is necessary when it comes to the manufacturer’s warranty, because a WARRANTY - unlike a guarantee - covers without exception all possible damage aspects. That sounds good at first.
However, a prerequisite for a WARRANTY is proper contractual use.
And this is where the problem for the (complaining) builder began in the past.
Every scratch in the wear layer caused by small stones or a fallen pot lid is NOT contractual or appropriate use corresponding to this!
The all-around V-groove will visually emphasize the valuable aspect of the floor covering in its new condition.
However, if dirt accumulates there, and you will always find that in the mop water after wet cleaning, dries there and diminishes the overall aesthetic impression of the floor surface, usually the builder’s mood also drops.
But that is just how it is with a V-groove.
The reference to "1st quality" is an empty pseudo-argument.
Because it is completely irrelevant into which (insignificant) quality level a sales house classifies its flooring elements.
The decisive factor is the indication of the usage class (here: 32).
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What remains is your sole decision for or against a product.
A product (here: laminate floor elements) must meet the properties according to DIN EN 14041 "Resilient, textile and laminate floor coverings - Essential characteristics" or DIN EN 16511 "Modular mechanically locked floor coverings (MMF) - Specification, requirements and test methods for multilayer modular panels for floating installation."
No matter whether 1st quality or something else is stated in the (always non-binding) product advertising.
What counts is the product data sheet. And you should obtain and study it ....
And whether a 1mm thick TS insulation deserves the leading designation "impact sound insulation", I will deliberately leave open!
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Greetings to the group of topic enthusiasts: KlaRa

Thank you for taking the trouble to provide this detailed answer.
Regards

Hello questioner.
It is difficult to give an objective answer on this topic!
The usage class 32 will meet all mechanical stresses of a residential property.
However, with the manufacturer's warranty, a watchful eye is necessary, because a WARRANTY includes - unlike a guarantee - without exception all possible damage aspects. That sounds good at first.
However, a prerequisite for a WARRANTY is proper contractual use.
And here the problem began in the past for the (complaining) builder.
Every scratch in the wear layer caused by small stones or a fallen pot lid is NOT proper or appropriate use according to the contract!
The all-round V-groove will visually emphasize the valuable aspect of the floor covering when new.
However, if dirt accumulates there, and after wet cleaning that will always be found in the mop water, dries there and minimizes the overall aesthetic impression of the floor surface, then usually the builder's mood decreases as well.
But that is just the way it is with a V-groove.
The reference to "1st quality" is a meaningless pseudo-argument.
Because it is completely irrelevant in which (insignificant) quality level a retail house classifies its floor elements.
Decisive is the indication of the usage class (here: 32).
--------------
What remains is your sole decision for or against a product.
A product (here: laminate floor elements) must meet the properties according to DIN EN 14041 "Resilient, textile and laminate floor coverings - Essential characteristics" or DIN EN 16511 "Modular mechanically locking floor coverings (MMF) - Specification, requirements and test methods for multilayer modular panels for floating installation."
Whether it says 1st quality or something else in the (always non-binding) product advertising.
Decisive is the product data sheet. And you should get it and study it....
And whether a 1mm thick TS insulation deserves the leading designation "impact sound insulation," I will deliberately leave open!
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Greetings to the group of those interested in the topic: KlaRa