Simplifying
flooring renovations
in Berlin
Simplifying
flooring renovations
in Berlin
Installation Formats
Longboard / Dielen
Longboard or Dielen refers to a type of flooring that consists of long, wide planks. These planks are typically larger in size compared to traditional floorboards, and they are often used to create a spacious and visually appealing look in the room. Longboards are popular for contemporary and modern interior designs.
Herringbone / Fischgrat
Engineered wood flooring combines the beauty of real wood with enhanced stability and versatility. It consists of a real wood top layer bonded to multiple layers of high-quality plywood or fiberboard. This construction minimizes the risk of expansion and contraction due to temperature and humidity changes, making it suitable for various environments, including areas with fluctuating moisture levels like basements.
Stabparkett
Stabparkett refers to a type of flooring known as “parquet.” It involves laying small pieces of wood (parquet elements) in intricate patterns, such as herringbone, basket weave, or diagonal designs. Parquet flooring offers a high level of versatility and can be customized to suit various interior styles.
Sockelleisten
Laminate flooring is a budget-friendly choice that resembles hardwood or stone but comes at a fraction of the cost. It is constructed with a multi-layered synthetic material that provides resistance to scratches, moisture, and fading. Laminate is relatively easy to install, making it a popular choice for DIY projects. It is a practical option for areas with moderate foot traffic and can withstand everyday wear.
MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard)
This flooring is an eco-friendly choice known for its unique properties. It is made from the bark of cork oak trees, which naturally regenerates, making it a sustainable material. Cork is soft and comfortable underfoot, providing a cushioned surface that is gentle on joints. It also offers good sound insulation and is resistant to mold, mildew, and allergens, making it a healthy choice for interior spaces.
Holz (Wood)
Terrace flooring, such as stone, ceramic tiles, or composite decking, is designed for outdoor use and is an excellent choice for creating a functional and appealing outdoor space. Stone and ceramic tiles offer durability and are resistant to weather changes, fading, and moisture. Composite decking combines wood fibers and recycled plastic, providing the appearance of wood with minimal maintenance requirements and high resistance to weather conditions.
