✓ High pressure laminate (HPL) with pre-attached underlay
✓ A timeless stone plank with a retro look in warm earthy tones
✓ Use class: 23 / 34, abrasion class AC6
✓ Dimensions: 120.7 × 19.8 cm, 11 mm thick
✓ No bevel
✓ Sound-absorbing underlay – noise reduction over 19 dB
✓ Extremely impact and scratch resistant
✓ Made in Belgium
— BerryAlloc · Original Collection
With its 22 decors in a standard plank size (198 × 1207 mm), Original will take you on a global adventure in style. Find your favourite colour amongst various wood and stone designs — looking for a shipdeck pattern, or a sleek, concrete look? The Original collection has it all, bringing a unique look and authentic feel to busy homes and businesses.
The Original high pressure laminate collection from BerryAlloc is the perfect symbiosis of extreme durability and refined design. A specially developed technology ensures the highest laminate enjoyment at all times, even under extreme floor loads.
Coming from a land with majestic nature, the influence of Norway's impressive panorama can be felt throughout — reflecting the beauty, functionality, and strength of Scandinavian technology and design in an exceptionally tough floor.
The 22 decors span four surface structures:
6 decors
2 decors
2 decors
12 decors
Three reasons in favour of BerryAlloc Original.
Use class 34 and abrasion class AC6 — the highest resistance tier for extremely demanding areas.
The precision click system ensures a stable, glue-free installation with tight, clean joints.
Specially developed high-pressure technology for maximum load resistance with a lastingly refined appearance.
Separate warranty conditions apply for commercial use. Details are available in the document centre at berryalloc.com.
Technical documentation, installation guidelines, warranty conditions and certificates for BerryAlloc Original High Pressure Laminate.
These documents contain technical information, installation and care guidelines, warranty conditions and certificates for BerryAlloc Original High Pressure Laminate.
