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    EN685 - Level of Use

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    This document defines levels of use for various building materials from domestic to light industrial. It separates use into categories from moderate to very heavy based on residential, commercial, and light industrial applications and the expected foot traffic or vehicle usage in different areas. Levels A through D cover domestic use from low to intense, E through H cover commercial use from low to intense, and I through K cover light industrial use ranging from sedentary to heavy vehicular traffic.

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    This document defines levels of use for various building materials from domestic to light industrial. It separates use into categories from moderate to very heavy based on residential, commercial, and light industrial applications and the expected foot traffic or vehicle usage in different areas. Levels A through D cover domestic use from low to intense, E through H cover commercial use from low to intense, and I through K cover light industrial use ranging from sedentary to heavy vehicular traffic.

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    Level of use for flooring

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    This document defines levels of use for various building materials from domestic to light industrial. It separates use into categories from moderate to very heavy based on residential, commercial, and light industrial applications and the expected foot traffic or vehicle usage in different areas. Levels A through D cover domestic use from low to intense, E through H cover commercial use from low to intense, and I through K cover light industrial use ranging from sedentary to heavy vehicular traffic.

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    EN685 - Level of Use

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    This document defines levels of use for various building materials from domestic to light industrial. It separates use into categories from moderate to very heavy based on residential, commercial, and light industrial applications and the expected foot traffic or vehicle usage in different areas. Levels A through D cover domestic use from low to intense, E through H cover commercial use from low to intense, and I through K cover light industrial use ranging from sedentary to heavy vehicular traffic.

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    Level of use - EN 685

    A Domestic moderate
    Residential use -
    areas with low or intermittent use

    Residential use -

    B Domestic general areas with medium use

    Residential use -

    D Domestic heavy areas with intense use

    E Commercial moderate
    Public and Commercial use -
    areas with low or intermittent use

    F Commercial general
    Public and Commercial use -
    areas with medium traffic

    G Commercial heavy
    Public and Commercial use -
    areas with heavy traffic

    H Commercial very heavy


    Public and Commercial use -
    areas with intense use

    I Light industrial moderate


    Light industrial use - areas where work is mainly
    sedentary with occasional use of light vehicles

    J Light industrial general


    Light industrial use - areas where work is mainly
    standing and/or with vehicular traffic

    K Light industrial heavy Light industrial use - other light industrial areas

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