Give your home a spacious effect with wide Laminate
There are several ways to make your home appear more spacious, such as using colour, light, and furniture. Additionally, a wide laminate floor can contribute to this effect. The colour, pattern, and width of the floor planks all play a significant role in creating a spacious atmosphere. Consider using a wide laminate floor to enhance your home’s sense of space. For more information on the benefits of wide laminate flooring, click here!
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Wide Laminate floors
Wide laminate flooring is currently on trend! These floors can give your home a beautiful look and are available in many different oak colours. At Floer, we have a variety of wide laminate floors available in different sizes. For example, our City Laminate consists of wide planks measuring 24.4 cm in width. Reclaimed Wood Laminate also offers special floors in this large size range. Our floors come in a range of sizes, from big to bigger to biggest! If you’re looking for the widest laminate floor possible, check out our Country House Laminate collection. These laminate planks measure a whopping 32 cm in width and can be considered XL! With such a wide range of options, it’s likely that your favourite Floer floor is available in this collection.
Suitable for DIY novices.
One advantage of using wide laminate for your flooring is that it requires fewer planks. The longer or wider each laminate section is, the less you need to cover the surface. This makes it ideal for the not-so-experienced DIYer. Additionally, the Variclick joint provides different laying methods that make the laminate flooring extra easy to install on your own.
Spacious effect due to wide Laminate
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Looking to create a spacious effect in your home? Consider laminate planks that are both long and wide! Because you need fewer planks, there will be fewer grooves. This makes the floor appear more unified and visually enlarges the room. There are wide laminate floors with a V-groove all around the plank and a groove only on the long sides. Choosing a V-groove all around gives the floor an extra rustic look and accentuates the size of the plank.
To create spatial depth, choose a wide laminate floor with a V-groove on the long side, also called 2 V-groove and a continuous pattern. The XL Country House Laminate collection offers several floors with these two benefits. Wide laminate with a continuous pattern creates an extra endless spatial effect!
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Wide Vinyl
XL floors are becoming more and more popular! Choosing extra wide or long floorboards creates a special effect in your home. Did you know that, in addition to XL laminate floors, extra wide Vinyl floors are also available from Floer? Both the Village and Forest Vinyl flooring collections have XL vinyl floors. If you prefer a patterned floor in a unique size, take a moment to check out the XL herringbone vinyl floors in the Whalebone Vinyl collection! These extra-large herringbone floors are wider and larger than the regular Herringbone Vinyl, creating a stylish and spacious look.
Looking for a bold and rugged look? Consider Tile Vinyl flooring! Our industrial concrete-look vinyl floors are available in both Tile Rigid Click Vinyl and Dryback varieties. Featuring stunning stone designs, these tile floors create a unique and spacious effect in any home. If you prefer a wood look, check out our Nature Rigid Click Vinyl collection!
Want to read more Floer blogs? Check out our blog posts to learn more, such as the differences between Dryback Vinyl and Rigid Click Vinyl.