What type of designs are available?

1 Strip (also called "plank") this is where the surface of the board across the width is one continuous piece creating a floorboard effect. These floors are a good way to create the appearance of a larger room.

1 Strip

Plank laminate floors
Plank realwood floors
2 Strip is when across the width the board is split down the middle, important to note here that the length will not be a continuous piece either as these are also split into what is known as staves.

2 Strip

2 strip laminate floors
2 strip realwood floors
3 Strip is when the width of the board is split into 3, also the length will not be a continuous piece either as these are also split into staves. It is suggested that 3 strip floors are better suited in smaller areas.

3 Strip

3 strip laminate floors
3 strip realwood floors
Ships decking great to create a maritime feel. Normally in a one strip design this floor will come with a distinctive stripe along the length of the boards giving a traditional ships decking appearance.

Ships Decking

Shipsdeck laminate floors
Shipsdeck realwood floors
Dutch pattern is made of 3 strips in the width and one strip across. When the boards have been laid it will be a beautiful cable stitch pattern. A unique looking floor indeed.

Dutch Patern

Parquet block solid wood floors
Parquet realwood floors
Other styles
10 strip laminate floors
4 strip laminate floors
5 strip laminate floors
7 strip laminate floors
Tile laminate floors

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