Thanks to a unique design, the ecological BerryAlloc DreamClick Pro vinyl flooring collection imparts the warmth, comfort and beauty of wood into residential or commercial projects without compromising on durability.
October 25th, 2016
Be it for commercial or residential interiors, wood flooring can bring warmth to spaces, while remaining neutral enough to complement other design elements such as furniture or lighting.
Established since 2010, Wood Culture specialises in various types of flooring, from solid hardwood to engineered timber, laminates and vinyl. Led by a knowledgeable management team with more than a decade of experience in the building industry, Wood Culture serves architects, designers and developers alike in the selection, installation and maintenance processes.
One of the products carried by Wood Culture is BerryAlloc‘s DreamClick Pro vinyl collection. Although it is a vinyl product, the collection is sustainable and highly durable largely due to the five different layers that it is composed of:
The BerryAlloc DreamClick Pro vinyl collection is 5mm thick with a variety of designs to pick from. This makes it ideal for long-term usage in residential (lifetime warranty) and commercial (ten years warranty) spaces. It is also completely recyclable.
Wood Culture is a subsidiary of Hafary, which is known for high quality tiles, mosaic, stones, wood flooring and sanitary ware and fittings.
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