laminate
sustainability
sustainability
Our laminate floors are manufactured in Menen, Belgium, and consist of wood-based materials, including a decor paper, an HDF board, and counterbalance paper, sourced from sustainably managed European forests (PEFC certified). Discover the sustainable characteristics of our laminate floors and the practices we’ve chosen to implement.
Our laminate floors are water-resistant thanks to the hydro+ water-repellent coating. Back in 2008, BerryAlloc was the first company to introduce water-resistant laminate to the market with its innovative hydro+ technology. A hydrophobic coating is applied during manufacturing to all sides of the plank, effectively repelling water when it comes into contact with the joints. With additional protection, your floors are preserved from potential water damage, preventing waste and maximising your comfort and the floor’s lifespan.
Premium quality wood is expensive, and a laminate floor offers customers the possibility of installing a premium-quality, wood-based floor with genuine, natural looks at an affordable price. They’re easy to install and maintain, with a lifetime warranty.
Laminate flooring, made in Belgium: the quality speaks for itself. These versatile floors are made for all kinds of people and all kinds of lifestyles. Find unlimited freedom in a broad range of colours, from light to dark with all shades of beige, brown, and grey in between – all made with nature in mind.
Laminate floors mainly consist of wood-based products, such as the paper decor and counterbalance, as well as an HDF board. Did you know that a tree absorbs approximately 25 kg of CO2 every year? Our laminate floors are primarily wood-based, capturing approximately 2,65 kg of CO2 per square metre. The average living area of a house in Flanders (Belgium) is roughly 160 m2. If you compare the environmental impact of the production of luxury vinyl planks and tiles to that of laminate, that means up to 2760 kg less CO2 is released into the atmosphere per household*.