Floors
The main aspect
Choosing the right floor for your home is the most important step in creating a unique room that best matches the style you had in mind. Every room in one's home deserves the right floor by going to the different factors that differentiate floors.
The most common floors that we can find in most homes are made of porcelain tile, a very compact and durable material.
Stoneware for every solution
The use of stoneware flooring can be very advantageous because a stoneware floor covering can reproduce a variety of effects, imitating different types of materials. For example, if you want the parquet effect, you can opt for a wood-effect floor. Otherwise, using a different material, you can get a stone effect floor if you want to give your flooring a rustic, antique feel.
Stoneware is a very versatile and durable material, so it is also used as an outdoor floor covering. Made from hard-paste, compact and non-porous ceramic, porcelain tile provides high strength and waterproofing, making it usable even in more humid environments such as bathrooms.
Other solutions
Terracotta floors, slate floors, resin floors, PVC floors, and marble floors are the other floor covering proposals in our store.
PVC is an excellent solution for those seeking efficiency, comfort and pleasantness. Of natural origin, PVC is a thermoplastic material that is 100% recyclable and easy to clean.
Our brands.
ABK, FMG, FLAVIKER, MUTINA are the main brands in the shop that will succeed in satisfying even the most demanding desires. Thanks to state-of-the-art laboratories and always keeping up with the times, they manage to produce high quality Made in Italy flooring.
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