Where is balterio laminate made?
Where is balterio laminate made?
Vielsalm
Balterio’s laminate flooring comes from its Belgian manufacturing complex in Vielsalm.
Is balterio flooring waterproof?
Balterio stands out from the crowd with unique plank sizes and product features. That’s how we make a difference. Our 8mm and 9mm collections are water resistant.
Is 12 mm a good thickness for laminate flooring?
Laminate flooring should be between 6-12mm thick. If you find thicker than 12mm, it’s an inaccurate measurement–possibly including attached padding. If you want the highest-quality, hardwood feel, you’ll want 10 or 12mm. If cost is a concern and you have a smooth subfloor, you can get by with 7 or 8mm.
Is Egger laminate any good?
EGGER laminate flooring is high quality and reliable. The large variety of decors and different laminate board effects offer the right solution for any furnishing style. The water-resistant Aqua+ laminates are even suitable for damp areas and more cost-effective than tiles.
Which laminate flooring is made in Belgium?
BerryAlloc® has been producing high-quality laminate in Belgium for more than 20 years. Our laminate collections are designed to transform your home and your well-being. Our floors are decorative, trendy, easy to install, require little maintenance and, above all, are under lifetime warranty.
Is herringbone pattern hard to install?
The herringbone pattern is just as easy to lay as any other pattern, it is just more time consuming. However the end result is definitely worth the patience and time as the pattern can make any ordinary subway tile or wood plan style tile look completely different.
Is thicker or thinner laminate flooring better?
Generally, the thicker the board, the greater the advantages. Thicker laminate flooring feels closer to a solid wood floor underfoot. It is easier to install and this makes it ideal for DIY projects. The thicker laminate board provides a better acoustic effect, as it makes it more difficult for the sound to travel.
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