Mannington Luxury Vinyl Adura Max Noble Oak Dry Leaf
Mannington ADURA Max Noble Oak Dry Leaf
Inspired by the enduring beauty of handcrafted woodwork, Noble Oak brings together rustic charm and modern design in a distinctive flooring style. Its smooth grain pattern creates a clean, open look that reflects today's most popular interior trends. Enhanced with Mannington's exclusive CraftedEdge™ Technology, featured on ADURA®Max and ADURA®Rigid, Noble Oak has a rich, natural color variation that adds depth and character. Noble Oak's versatile design makes it an ideal choice for a variety of home styles, offering a perfect balance of warmth, sophistication, and on-trend appeal.
Noble Oak Dry Leaf showcases soft, muted taupe and greige tones inspired by the faded beauty of dried autumn leaves. Its light, airy hues work beautifully in coastal, Scandinavian, and light transitional interiors, bringing an understated, natural elegance to any space.
Why Choose Noble Oak Dry Leaf?
- 20 mil Wear Layer — exceptional durability for high-traffic residential and light commercial spaces
- 100% Waterproof WPC Construction — safe for kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and mudrooms
- HydroLoc™ Technology — advanced waterproof core engineered throughout the plank
- Attached Pad Included — no separate underlayment purchase needed
- Aluminum Oxide Wearlayer Coating — enhanced scratch and stain resistance
- Lifetime Residential Warranty and 10-Year Light Commercial coverage — the ultimate peace of mind
- CraftedEdge™ Technology — lifelike edge detail for superior wood realism
- Microban® Antimicrobial Protection — built-in protection against bacteria, mold, and mildew
- 5 Unique Plank Designs — high variation reduces repetition for a more natural look
- FloorScore® Certified — meets stringent indoor air quality standards
| Flooring Type: | WPC |
| Collection: | ADURA Max |
| Pattern Name: | Noble Oak |
| Colorway: | Dry Leaf |
| Product Number: | MPB820 |
| Width: | 7 inches |
| Length: | 60 inches |
| Overall Thickness: | 8 mm |
| Wear Layer: | 20 mil |
| Wearlayer Coating: | Aluminum Oxide |
| Attached Pad: | Yes |
| Installation Method: | Click-lock floating |
| Coverage per Carton: | 29.53 Sq. Ft. |
| Pieces per Carton: | 10 |
| Edge Profile: | CraftedEdge™ |
| Gloss Level: | Low Gloss |
| Variation: | High |
| Unique Planks: | 5 |
| Waterproof: | Yes |
| Species: | Oak |
| Origin: | Vietnam |
| Residential Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Commercial Warranty: | 10 Year Light Commercial |
| Steam Mop Approved: | Yes |
| Antimicrobial Protection: | Yes — Microban® |
| HydroLoc™: | Yes |
| FloorScore® Certified: | Yes |
| Scratch Resistant: | Yes |
- Is Noble Oak Dry Leaf waterproof?
Yes. ADURA Max Noble Oak Dry Leaf features 100% waterproof WPC construction with HydroLoc™ technology, making it safe for kitchens, bathrooms, basements, mudrooms, and other moisture-prone areas. The waterproof protection is engineered throughout the plank, not just a surface coating.
- What is the wear layer thickness?
The wear layer is 20 mil thick with an aluminum oxide coating. This provides exceptional durability and scratch resistance, protecting against daily wear in high-traffic residential and light commercial spaces.
- How does the click-lock installation work?
Noble Oak Dry Leaf uses a click-lock floating installation — no glue or nails required. The planks lock together at the edges and float over your existing subfloor, including concrete, tile, and wood. Always maintain a proper expansion gap at all fixed vertical surfaces per Mannington's installation guidelines.
- Does Noble Oak Dry Leaf include underlayment?
Yes. An attached pad is included with every carton of Noble Oak Dry Leaf, eliminating the need for a separate underlayment purchase. The attached pad provides cushioning and sound dampening, and it's already factory-bonded to the planks.
- What warranty comes with Noble Oak Dry Leaf?
Noble Oak Dry Leaf includes a Lifetime limited residential warranty covering manufacturing defects including wear-out, fade, stain, and delamination under normal household conditions. For light commercial applications, it is covered under a 10-year light commercial warranty.
- What rooms is Noble Oak Dry Leaf best for?
Noble Oak Dry Leaf is ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, basements, mudrooms, dining rooms, and foyers. The waterproof WPC construction makes it especially suitable for moisture-prone spaces, and the 20 mil wear layer handles the demands of high-traffic homes and light commercial environments.
- Can I steam mop Noble Oak Dry Leaf?
Yes. Noble Oak Dry Leaf is steam-mop approved. Mannington approves the use of residential steam-based cleaners designed for use on hard surface floors. Avoid standing water and use manufacturer-approved cleaning products for best results.
- How do I maintain Noble Oak Dry Leaf?
Maintenance is simple. Sweep regularly to remove dirt and debris. For deeper cleaning, damp mop with a manufacturer-approved vinyl floor cleaner. Avoid excessive water, abrasive cleaners, steel wool, and scouring powder. Never wax, polish, sand, or lacquer the surface.
Use doormats outside each entrance to your home to prevent dirt, sand, grit and other substances such as oil, asphalt and driveway sealer from being tracked onto your floor. Use non-staining mats on your floor. Do not put rubber-backed, latex-backed or coco fiber mats on your floor because they will stain or damage the surface
To minimize potential staining from asphalt tracking, we suggest you use a latex-based driveway sealer on your driveway.
Close your curtains or blinds where extreme sunlight hits the floor. A combination of heat and sunlight causes most home furnishings to fade or discolor.
Support furniture with wide-bearing, non-staining floor protectors. Ideally, the protectors should be at least one inch in diameter, made of non-pigmented hard plastic, and rest flat on the floor. Non-staining felt protectors are also acceptable. Casters with a minimum 3/4" flat surface width or floor protectors are recommended for all moveable furniture. Make sure any metal protectors are rust-proof. Replace your narrow dome furniture rests with wide-bearing ones.
If you need to move heavy furniture and/or appliances across the floor, always use strips of wood or hardboard runways to protect the floor. Always use runways even if you have an appliance dolly, or even if the heavy objects are equipped with wheels or rollers.
Adura® Floors Maintenance
Sweep your floor regularly (at least once per week).
Prevent stains by wiping up spills promptly.
Occasional mopping with Mannington Award Series® Rinse-Free Cleaner is recommended when dirt builds up and sweeping alone is not sufficient. Use a solution of 2 to 3 capfuls of Award Series® Cleaner (or clear, non-sudsy ammonia) in one gallon of warm water. Use of more than the recommended amount of cleaning solution may leave a dulling film. Do not use soap or detergent products as they will leave a dulling film. Rinsing is not required when using Mannington Award Series® Rinse-Free Cleaner, but if time permits, rinsing will provide the best care.
Adura® floors are low-gloss floors; use polish or "mop and shine" products only if you wish to make the floor shiny.
After several applications of polish for a high-shine floor, an occasional stripping and reapplication of polish may be necessary. We recommend the use of Mannington Award Series® Heavy Duty Cleaner and Stripper. After thorough cleaning, rinsing and drying, apply Mannington Award Series® High-Gloss Polish to restore the shine. Do not use wax. Do not buff. High-traffic areas may require more than one application of polish. Allow polish to dry "tack-free" between coats.
Adura® Floors Stain Solver
The overall stain resistance of our Mannington Adura® floors is excellent and most spills will wipe off quickly and easily with a clean, white cloth. Removing certain substances may take a little extra effort, as outlined in the chart below.
Start with first step listed.
Only do steps necessary to resolve the problem
Always use a clean, white cloth for wiping up stains and turn it frequently to avoid spreading the stain.
Rinse with clean water and allow area to dry between steps.
If stain removal causes a change in gloss level, apply polish per recommended guidelines.
For items not covered by the chart, call Mannington Customer Care at 1-800-FLOOR-US (1-800-356-6787).
Stain/Problem Procedure
Food, Beverages If a substance is gummy, scrape off with dull knife. Clean using Mannington Award Series® Heavy Duty Cleaner and Stripper and a soft nylon pad or soft bristle brush. Saturate a clean, white cloth with bleach solution, cover stain and allow to stand for no more than 1 hour.
Tar, Oil, Asphalt, Grease, Wax, Paint (oil-based) Scrape excess substance off with dull knife. Clean using Mannington Award Series® Heavy Duty Cleaner and Stripper and a soft nylon pad or soft bristle brush.
Scuffs, Marks, Scratches Wipe with a clean, white cloth dampened with lighter fluid, painter's naphtha or isopropyl alcohol.
Minor Cuts, Burns Limit traffic over damaged area, cover with masking tape, contact your retailer or Mannington for advice.
Lipstick, Antiseptics Scrape excess off with dull knife. Clean using Mannington Award Series® Heavy Duty Cleaner and Stripper and a soft nylon pad or soft bristle brush. Wipe with a clean, white cloth dampened with lighter fluid, painter's naphtha or isopropyl alcohol. Saturate a clean, white cloth with bleach* solution, cover stain and allow to stand for no more than 1 hour.
Rust Clean using Mannington Award Series® Heavy Duty Cleaner and Stripper and a soft nylon pad or soft bristle brush. Saturate a clean, white cloth with bleach* solution, cover stain and allow to stand for no more than 1 hour.
Crayon, Ink, Hair Dye, Permanent Marker Clean using Mannington Award Series® Heavy Duty Cleaner and Stripper and a soft nylon pad or soft bristle brush. Wipe with a clean, white cloth dampened with lighter fluid, painter's naphtha or isopropyl alcohol.**
Caution Mineral spirits, lighter fluid, painter's naphtha, and isopropyl alcohol are flammable liquids. Please follow precautions listed on the container.
