Naturally durable surfaces

Laminate flooring designs with varying surface structures

The surface and structure of laminate flooring is especially important for the look and character that the floor gives your home. To laymen, the difference between laminate and real wood is no longer noticeable because laminate flooring is becoming increasingly similar to its natural model. This is also thanks to improved surface structures.

Ethereal Oak
Authentic Embossed, Ethereal Oak (ET) Montreaux Oak
Authentic Embossed, Montreaux Oak (MX) Tegernsee Oak
Authentic Embossed, Tegernsee Oak (TG) Mattwood
Mattwood (MW) Ultramatt Surface
Ultramatt Surface (LU) Carpenter Mill Oak
Carpenter Mill Oak (CM) Rust
Rust (RT) Nature Line
Nature Line (NL) Antique Stone
Antique Stone (AS) Grained Timber
Grained Timber (GT) Authentic Embossed, Old English Oak
Authentic Embossed, Old English Oak (OE) Authentic Embossed, Oiled Slate
Authentic Embossed, Oiled Slate (OS) Historic Oak
Authentic Embossed, Historic Oak (HO) Vintage Hickory
Authentic Embossed, Vintage Hickory (VH) Rustic Chestnut
Authentic Embossed, Rustic Chestnut (RC) Hand Carved
Authentic Embossed, Hand Carved (HC) Royal Oak
Authentic Embossed, Royal Oak (RO) Living Pore
Authentic Embossed, Living Pore (LP)