Laminate flooring in India

Laminate floor tile is considered as one of the recent and popular innovation in flooring technology. Its trendiness and popularity has surpassed country borders. Laminate flooring is a man-made flooring product which appears like a natural floor but cost a fraction of the amount that a natural wooden floor tile would cost. It is also very low maintenance. In case of a damage, the tiles in the affected area can be replaced at a cheap cost. The installation process is also very easy and does not require highly skilled labour. It can withhold slightly longer duration of water spillage very efficiently. Due to its low cost, low maintenance feature and multiple advantages, this flooring type is becoming very popular amongst buyers across countries. It is highly preferred over hardwood flooring for areas in the house which have maximum human footfalls or where the chances of water spillage are high, i.e... kitchen.  

Laminate flooring was invented in Sweden in 1996.  The production process of laminate wood flooring involves clubbing and compressing of multiple layers of natural wood and other synthetic layers to for one solid tile. It mostly resembles wooden flooring but sometimes certain designs and shades also resemble a stone finish. It is popular in US as floating wood tile.

Inovar Floors India Pvt. Ltd., an Indian arm of Inovar Industries SDN BDH, Malaysian is a leading manufacturer of laminate flooring in India. It complies with international standardization processes while producing laminate flooring for Indian market.

One can pick and choose from a variety of flooring options, right from natural wood, ceramic tile or a combination of both types of flooring tiles. These flooring options can be laid down in areas where traditional use of hardwood flooring can become a challenge. Some challenging interior zones for wooden flooring include bathroom, basement, laundry or even kitchen.

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