technical
Surface Appearance Classes
The characteristics of our floors by selection
All selections have the same construction quality, despite their different aesthetic appearances and wood species. The names refer to the aesthetic and emotional characteristics that the elements, as a whole, offer. The European standard for wooden flooring with multi-layer interlocking elements is UNI EN 13489
Mare
A selection particularly suitable for those who love the naturalness of wood, thanks to the presence of flamed and striped grains, sapwood, and evident knots and cracks, both filled and unfilled. Depending on the characteristics of the wood species, insect holes, bark inclusions and evident chromatic contrasts may be present, all of which enhance this material
Free Class classifications according to EN 13489
Obvious knots
grouted and restored
grouted and restored
Mixed
grain
grain
Possible
colour contrasts
colour contrasts
Alburno
Grouted cracks
Bug holes
qwerty
Dolomiti
A selection characterized by mixed grains that offers potential chromatic contrasts and a look of great personality. Visible knots and cracks, both filled and unfilled, are present depending on the wood species
Free Class classifications according to EN 13489
Obvious knots
grouted and restored
grouted and restored
Mixed
grain
grain
Grouted cracks
qwerty
Cadore
A selection characterized by mixed grains that give the surfaces natural and sought-after color effects with varying shades depending on the wood species. Small knots and other features may be present in relation to the type of wood on wide elements. On widths over 220 mm, filled knots and cracks may also occasionally be present
Free Class classifications according to EN 13489
Obvious knots
grouted and restored
grouted and restored
Mixed
grain
grain
Possible
colour contrasts
colour contrasts
qwerty
Ancestrale
A selection particularly suitable for those who love the naturalness of wood, thanks to the presence of flamed and striped grains, sapwood, and evident knots and cracks, both filled and unfilled. Depending on the characteristics of the wood species, insect holes, bark inclusions and evident chromatic contrasts may be present, all of which enhance this material
Free Class classifications according to EN 13489
Obvious knots
grouted and restored
grouted and restored
Mixed
grain
grain
Possible
colour contrasts
colour contrasts
Alburno
Grouted cracks
Bug holes
qwerty
Note
The presence of knots, grains, and variations in tone are an integral part of all these wood projects, commercially known as Cadore, Dolomite, Mare, and Sole. These projects are aimed at a careful consumer who appreciates wood in all its naturalness. We inform you that the manufacturer may make improvements to the finishes and that this may result in differences from the samples in the showrooms and also from the circulating catalogs, as there is always some time between production and the publication/distribution of the new samples. We thank you for your cooperation.
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