6 Nov 2024
Estimated reading time: 5 minutes
In the world of home design, flooring trends come and go. But one material that’s having a serious renaissance right now is laminate flooring – and with the launch of FinFloor Laminate from Spain, available in New Zealand through Ecodure Flooring, it’s easy to see why.
Today’s laminate flooring is not the same as what you might remember from decades past. Thanks to massive advancements in manufacturing technology, modern laminate flooring is more durable, stylish, and eco-conscious than ever. It offers homeowners a cost-effective way to achieve the look of premium timber, without the high price tag or maintenance demands of real hardwood.
Let’s take a closer look at why laminate flooring is becoming a favourite once again in Kiwi homes – and why FinFloor Laminate is one of the most exciting new products on the market.
Laminate flooring is a multi-layer wood-based flooring product that is designed to mimic the appearance of natural wood or stone. It’s made up of several layers:
This layered construction is what gives laminate flooring its impressive strength and stability – especially in busy households or high-traffic areas.
Modern laminate flooring comes with a range of advantages that make it a smart choice for both residential and commercial spaces:
And now, with the arrival of FinFloor Laminate, there’s a new reason to consider laminate flooring for your next renovation or build.
FinFloor Laminate is a high-performance flooring option developed in Spain by one of Europe’s leading flooring manufacturers. Designed with modern living in mind, this laminate range is all about style, strength, and sustainability.
Here’s what sets FinFloor apart:
FinFloor uses Durability Aqua+ Technology, which provides up to 24 hours of moisture resistance. This makes it suitable for kitchens, laundries, and other areas where occasional spills or dampness can occur – a major improvement over traditional laminates.
While not a replacement for full waterproof flooring like hybrid or vinyl, FinFloor’s water resistance gives you peace of mind in the rooms you use the most.
FinFloor boasts an AC6 rating (or some come with an AC5 rating), one of the highest durability levels in the laminate flooring world. That means it can handle intense wear, making it suitable not just for residential use but also for commercial environments like offices, cafes, and retail spaces.
AC6-rated laminate flooring resists:
If you want flooring that can handle real life – FinFloor delivers.
A big part of laminate flooring’s appeal is its ability to recreate the look of natural wood, and FinFloor nails it with an incredible range of timber-inspired finishes. From soft, neutral oaks to rich, rustic tones, each plank features high-resolution imaging and embossed-in-register textures that mirror the knots and grains of real timber.
The result? A floor that looks like solid wood – but performs like something much stronger.
Eco-conscious homeowners will be pleased to know that FinFloor is committed to sustainability. The product is made using PEFC-certified wood, which ensures that the timber used comes from responsibly managed forests. It’s also manufactured using low-VOC glues and resins, making it safe for your home and your family.
At Ecodure Flooring, we’re proud to offer a laminate flooring product that aligns with our commitment to environmental responsibility.
If you’re weighing up your flooring options, here are a few signs that laminate might be the perfect fit:
Laminate flooring also pairs beautifully with underfloor heating and can be laid over most existing subfloors with minimal prep, making it a smart choice for DIYers and professionals alike.
At Ecodure Flooring, we specialise in bringing innovative, high-quality flooring solutions to New Zealand homes. We hand-pick our product ranges based on performance, design, and sustainability – and FinFloor Laminate ticks all the boxes.
When you work with us, you get:
Whether you’re building new or updating a single room, we’ll help you find the perfect flooring to suit your lifestyle and your budget.