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Solid Wood: 100% natural wood — long-lasting and timeless, but requires regular maintenance.

Engineered Wood: Real wood top layer with a strong core. Ideal for the Indian climate with better durability and lower maintenance.

Laminate Flooring: Budget-friendly with a wood-like finish. Stylish, practical, and easy to maintain.

SPC (Stone Plastic Composite): Ultra-tough, 100% waterproof, dent-resistant core.

Bamboo: Sustainable, durable, eco-friendly alternative.

Vinyl: 100% waterproof; ideal for kitchens and moisture-prone areas.

Your choice depends on budget, usage, and environment. For most homes, engineered wood or HDHMR laminate offers the best balance of appearance, durability, and low maintenance.

Light walls: Choose light shades like oak or beige.
Dark furniture: Medium or light flooring for contrast.
Luxury look: Dark tones like walnut.
Small spaces: Light shades make rooms feel bigger.
Low maintenance: Medium shades hide dust and scratches better.

Tip: Balance flooring and furniture tones for a well-designed space.

Engineered Wood: Top Veneer (0.6–6mm) + Core Material (HDF/Plywood/HDHMR)
Laminate: Protective Overlay + Decorative Layer + HDF Core + Backing Layer
SPC: UV Coating + Wear Layer + Decorative Film + SPC Core + IXPE/EVA Pad
Vinyl: UV Coating + Wear Layer + Decorative Film + Vinyl Core + Backing Layer

Laminate: ₹80–₹350 per sq. ft.
Engineered Wood: ₹450–₹900 per sq. ft.
SPC: ₹150–₹450 per sq. ft.
Solid Wood: Based on species selection

Installation, basic accessories, GST, and freight charges are extra.

✓ Certified materials meeting international standards
✓ Scratch and wear-resistant surfaces
✓ Moisture-resistant core construction
✓ Strong click-lock system for tight joints
✓ Professional installation with proper leveling
✓ Warranty: 10 to 25 years + lifetime support

Wooden flooring is resistant to daily wear and minor scratches. It is suitable for families and pets.

Lifespan:
• Laminate: 10–15 years
• Engineered Wood: 25–30+ years
• Solid Hardwood: 30–50+ years

2 to 5 days, depending on the quantity and site conditions. The process is clean and hassle-free, and the floor is ready to use immediately after installation.

A. Level Floor: Surface must be flat and even (max 2–3 mm variation over 2 meters). Use self-leveling if needed.

B. Correct Floor Height: Account for flooring + underlayment thickness. Match door levels, adjacent rooms, and skirting.

C. Walls Completed: Finish painting, paneling, and polishing first to avoid damage to new flooring.

D. Clean & Dry Base: No dust or moisture. Critical for laminate and engineered wood.

E. All Works Done: No pending drilling, cutting, or wiring. Prevents post-installation damage.

Yes, if tiles are level and stable. No removal needed — saving time and cost.

It must be corrected using self-leveling compounds before installation. Our team assesses and addresses this during the site measurement phase.

Yes. Floor height increases by approximately 16–20 mm. Doors may need trimming — our team will advise during the site assessment.

Possible, but not recommended. Professional installation ensures durability, proper locking, and valid warranty coverage.

Yes — a marble or granite threshold should be fixed at the bathroom entry. It should be 18mm or more, higher on both sides, to effectively prevent water from flowing in either direction. This protects flooring edges, reduces moisture swelling, and increases flooring life.

• Sweep or vacuum regularly (use a soft-bristle attachment)
• Damp mop daily with a well-wrung mop
• Clean spills immediately
• Avoid prolonged moisture exposure
• No polishing needed — regular cleaning with water or standard floor cleaner is enough
• Maintenance cost is very low

Water seepage can damage flooring, especially laminate and engineered wood. Matching damaged planks is difficult due to brand-specific sizes, locking systems, and finishes.

Steps:
1. Fix the water source first to avoid repeat issues
2. Contact the original supplier for the best chance of a match
3. Severe damage may require partial or full replacement

It can damage flooring. A proper moisture barrier is required. For ground floors, ensure termite treatment is done and a vapor barrier is installed.

Minimal fading due to UV protective coating. Slight colour variation may occur after many years of direct sunlight exposure.

Yes, the risk is higher on ground floors or buildings with heavy brick usage. We recommend proper termite treatment using effective chemicals. Low risk in upper floors with concrete structures (pillars and lintels).

Yes, with professional help. Calculate both areas before removing. Take support from a professional carpenter. Reinstallation depends on flooring condition and locking system integrity.

✓ Warmer & more comfortable — no cold feel like tiles
✓ Softer underfoot — easier on joints, better for elderly
✓ Better sound insulation — less echo than hard surfaces
✓ More premium appearance — adds visual appeal and resale value

No, if installed properly. The underlayment reduces sound. Uneven floors can cause noise — this is addressed during site leveling.

No. Matte and textured finishes provide good grip. For better safety, choose anti-slip finishes and avoid glossy surfaces — especially in homes with elderly residents.

Yes. Use felt pads under furniture legs and avoid dragging furniture. For heavy items, consider furniture coasters to distribute weight.

Yes. Choose AC4 or AC5 rated laminates with matte finish for best results with pets. The scratch-resistant surface handles pet nails well. Clean up any accidents promptly to prevent moisture damage.

Yes — it's an excellent choice:
• Comfort underfoot: Softer and warmer than tiles, easier on joints
• Slip resistance: Safer than polished stone (especially with matte finish)
• Reduced impact: Less strain if there's a fall compared to hard surfaces
• Better insulation: Keeps room temperature more stable
• Smooth movement: Easier for walkers or wheelchairs

Yes — our products are designed for Indian temperature and humidity changes. Expansion gaps (8–10 mm) ensure stability. Engineered wood and SPC are especially well-suited for Indian conditions.

No. Wooden flooring feels warmer and more comfortable than tiles or marble, making it ideal for bedrooms and living areas.

Product Warranty (10–25 years): Covers manufacturing defects and wear. Does not cover water damage or misuse.

Installation Warranty (1 year): Covers defects in workmanship — improper fitting, gaps, uneven laying, joint problems, alignment issues, or profile fixing. Does not cover water seepage, misuse, or structural issues.

Lifetime Service Support: We're always here to help, long after the warranty period.

Yes. Wooden flooring significantly improves visual appeal and resale value. It's a premium upgrade that buyers appreciate.

• 5% for simple layouts (straight pattern, rectangular rooms)
• 8–10% for complex designs (herringbone, diagonal, irregular spaces)

Yes, profiles are recommended and selected based on site needs (standard length: 8 ft).

Types:
• Skirting: Fixed on walls, can be customized in width
• Beading: Used near furniture, UPVC windows, or doors
• Reducer: Used where flooring ends (like at doorways)
• T-Profile: Joins two flooring surfaces
• Nose/L-Profile: Used for steps and edges

Always take expert opinion before finalizing profiles.

Profiles like T-profile or reducers ensure smooth transitions between rooms and different flooring surfaces.

No. Wooden flooring is flexible and absorbs minor movement. If a plank gets damaged, individual planks can be replaced.

Laminate: No — cannot be refinished.
Engineered Wood: Yes — if the top veneer is thick enough (4–6mm).
Solid Hardwood: Yes — can be refinished multiple times.

Only if moisture is present. Proper installation with a vapor barrier and moisture checks prevents this completely.