Designer Interior

Material:

• Core of High-Density Fiberboard (HDF)

• Printed photographic layer replicating wood textures

• Durable wear layer for scratch and stain resistance

Design:

• Mimics natural wood grain and color variations

• Available in plank-style tiles with wood-look patterns

Appearance: Rich reddish-brown color with distinctive grain patterns

Durability: Hard and dense wood, highly resistant to wear and dents

Construction: Multi-layer core for enhanced stability and moisture resistance

Finish: Available in matte, semi-gloss, or glossy finishes

Installation: Suitable for nail-down, glue-down, or floating installation methods

Maintenance: Easy to clean; can be sanded and refinished a limited number of times.

Durability: The engineered construction offers enhanced stability and resistance to moisture compared to solid wood

Aesthetic Appeal: The truffle brown hue adds warmth and sophistication to various interior styles

Maintenance: The matte lacquer finish reduces the appearance of scratches and is easier to maintain

Environmental Considerations: Many products are FSC certified, ensuring sustainable sourcing.

Durability: Engineered construction offers enhanced stability and resistance to moisture compared to solid hardwood.

Aesthetic Appeal: The herringbone pattern adds a timeless and sophisticated touch to interiors.

Maintenance: The finish varies by product; some offer enhanced scratch and stain resistance.

Environmental Considerations: Many products are FSC certified, ensuring sustainable sourcing.

Appearance: Realistic wood look (matte, gloss, or textured finishes)

Durability: Highly scratch- and dent-resistant; ideal for high-traffic areas

Water Resistance: Most are moisture-resistant; some models offer water-resistant or waterproof technology

Thickness: Ranges from 7mm to 12mm; thicker options offer better sound insulation and feel.