Designer Interior

Thickness: 12mm, providing durability and stability

Design: Chevron pattern for a stylish, modern look

Material: High-quality hardwood, often oak or similar species

Finish: Smooth, polished surface with natural wood grain visible

Installation: Typically tongue-and-groove for secure fitting

Durability: Resistant to wear and suitable for high-traffic areas.

Core Material:

• Plywood (most common) or high-density fiberboard (HDF)

• Adds strength and reduces expansion/contraction

Appearance:

• Identical to solid hardwood in look and feel

• Available in various finishes: matte, satin, hand-scraped, wire-brushed.

Appearance: Unique grain patterns and natural wood color variations

Durability: Long-lasting and can be sanded and refinished multiple times

Finish Options: Prefinished (factory-applied) or site-finished (custom stain/finish)

Installation Methods: Nail-down, staple-down, glue-down, or floating (engineered only)

Maintenance: Requires regular sweeping and occasional refinishing; avoid excessive water.

Made with high-density fiberboard (HDF) core

Decorative top layer simulating wood, stone, or tile patterns

Durable wear layer protects against scratches and stains

Easy click-lock or tongue-and-groove installation system

Suitable for moderate to heavy foot traffic areas

Some water-resistant options available, but usually not fully waterproof.

Also called wood-look flooring or wood-effect flooring

Made from materials like vinyl, laminate, or ceramic designed to mimic real wood

Offers the appearance of hardwood without the cost or maintenance

Highly durable and often water-resistant or waterproof

Easier to install than traditional hardwood flooring

Resistant to scratches, dents, and stains

Suitable for areas where real wood is not practical, like bathrooms or basements.

Full Form: Wood Plastic Composite

Material: Made from a blend of wood fibers and plastic polymers

Appearance: Mimics natural wood grain with modern finishes

Durability: Resistant to moisture, fading, cracking, and termites

Installation: Interlocking system enables easy DIY setup—no tools or glue

 needed.Maintenance: Low-maintenance—requires only occasional cleaning.

Surface Texture: Features fine/small grooves for improved grip and aesthetics

Anti-Slip: Grooved surface enhances slip resistance, especially when wet

Durability: Resistant to rot, splintering, moisture, and insect damage

Color: Warm teak wood finish for a natural, elegant look

Maintenance: No sanding, painting, or sealing required – just basic cleaning.

Premium MDF-based wood flooring panels

Wrapped with high-quality PVC decorative sheets

Available in multiple shades with wood and metallic finishes

Durable, stylish solution for walls and floors

Suitable for residential, office, and commercial interiors

Easy to install and maintain.

Product Code: IS 7085 (likely a model or design identifier)

Color/Finish: Dark Walnut – rich, deep brown woodgrain with realistic texture

Underlay Requirement: Requires foam or acoustic underlayment for comfort and noise reduction

Water Resistance: Moisture-resistant (not waterproof); suitable for dry areas only

Maintenance: Easy to clean—sweep or damp mop (avoid excessive water).

Material: Available in solid wood or engineered wood options

Aesthetic Appeal: Elegant, timeless, and adds classic character to interiors

Installation: Requires precise fitting; typically glue-down method

Durability: Long-lasting, especially with proper sealing and maintenance

Finish Options: Available in matte, glossy, oiled, or lacquered finishes

Usage: Ideal for living rooms, hallways, and formal spaces.

Material: Made from solid or engineered oak wood (commonly red oak or white oak)

Color & Grain: Natural variations from light golden to medium brown; features a strong, prominent grain pattern

Types:

• Solid Oak – one solid piece of wood, can be sanded and refinished multiple times

• Engineered Oak – layered construction with oak veneer on top, more dimensionally stable.

Material: Solid wood tiles or engineered wood tiles designed for flooring

Design: Square or rectangular tiles made from hardwood pieces; often arranged in patterns like parquet or mosaic

Common Wood Species: Oak, maple, walnut, cherry, teak

Thickness: Usually ¾ inch (solid) or thinner for engineered tiles

Installation: Nailed, glued, or floated depending on product type and subfloor.

Material: Usually ceramic or porcelain tiles designed to imitate natural wood in brown tones

Appearance: Features realistic wood grain patterns in shades of brown—from light caramel to deep chocolate

Finish: Available in matte, semi-gloss, or textured finishes for a natural wood look and slip resistance

Durability: Highly durable, scratch-resistant, and suitable for high-traffic areas

Water Resistance: Fully waterproof, ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor use

Sizes: Offered in various plank sizes to mimic hardwood flooring dimensions.

Appearance:

• Realistic wood look with various finishes (matte, gloss, textured)

• Available in multiple wood styles (oak, walnut, maple, etc.) and colors

Thickness: Typically ranges from 6mm to 12mm; thicker planks feel more solid and reduce noise

Installation:

• Click-lock or tongue-and-groove systems for easy floating installation

• No glue or nails needed; DIY-friendly.

Durability: Scratch, stain, and impact-resistant surface

Water Resistance: Moisture-resistant, suitable for areas like kitchens and bathrooms

Ease of Installation: Features a click-lock system for quick and glue-free installation

Maintenance: Low-maintenance; easy to clean with regular sweeping and occasional damp mopping.

Composed of high-density fiberboard (HDF) core

Features a photographic layer that mimics wood, stone, or tile

Protective wear layer for scratch and stain resistance

Easy click-lock or tongue-and-groove installation

Durable and suitable for moderate to heavy foot traffic

Moisture-resistant variants available; generally not waterproof.,

Also known as raised wooden flooring or wooden false floor

Consists of wooden panels or sheets installed above the subfloor on pedestals or supports

Creates an accessible void underneath for wiring, plumbing, and ventilation

Commonly used in offices, data centers, and commercial spaces

Provides easy access for maintenance and reconfiguration

Can be covered with carpet, laminate, or hardwood finishes.

Refers to shaped wooden molding or trim pieces

Used for finishing, edging, or decorative purposes in flooring, furniture, and construction

Common types include T-profile, L-profile, U-profile, and stair nosing

Helps cover gaps, transitions between flooring types, or wall edges

Made from solid wood or engineered wood

Available in various wood species and finishes to match flooring.

Refers to the shaped edges and joints of wooden flooring planks

Includes profiles like tongue-and-groove, click-lock, beveled edge, and square edge

Ensures tight, secure fitting between boards for stability and aesthetics

Helps accommodate wood expansion and contraction

Affects installation method and flooring appearance.

Installation Methods: Clip-and-nail or clip-and-screw

Applications: Suitable for both wall paneling and ceiling installations

Color: Rich, warm brown tones characteristic of cherry wood

Durability: Highly durable and long-lasting

Aesthetic: Adds a touch of royalty and sophistication to interiors.

Real oak top layer with a stable multi-layer plywood core

Elegant grey finish with natural oak grain detailing

Engineered construction resists warping and shrinking

Can be installed using floating, glue-down, or nail-down methods

Compatible with underfloor heating systems

Low maintenance and easy to clean

Suitable for both modern and traditional interior styles

Often made from sustainably sourced materials

Aesthetic Appeal: Rich applewood dark hue adds warmth and elegance.

Maintenance: Easy to clean and maintain, making it ideal for busy households.

Installation: Compatible with standard laminate installation methods.

Variety of Styles: Available in modern, classic, abstract, floral, geometric, and textured designs to suit any interior theme

Materials: Includes vinyl, fabric, paper, non-woven, and peel-and-stick options for durability and ease of installation

Customizable: Many designers offer bespoke wallpaper solutions tailored to your space and taste

Durability: High-quality wallpapers are stain-resistant, washable, and fade-resistant, ideal for high-traffic areas.

Material: Engineered wood with a durable Merbau hardwood veneer

Appearance: Deep reddish-brown tones with natural grain variations

Durability: Hard, dense wood known for resistance to wear and termites

Construction: Multi-layer core enhances dimensional stability and moisture resistance

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