hello ekke
check out a brand called ALLOC
they have a really nice tile laminate
they've applied the surface in two rounds, so you can feel
the joints. it's glue-free but unfortunately only available in three colors
very good quality!!
(now I'm not entirely objective, I work as a layer for a store
that sells ALLOC)
ps. light years away from ikea's 59:-floor
regards COCOS
check out a brand called ALLOC
they have a really nice tile laminate
they've applied the surface in two rounds, so you can feel
the joints. it's glue-free but unfortunately only available in three colors
very good quality!!
(now I'm not entirely objective, I work as a layer for a store
that sells ALLOC)
ps. light years away from ikea's 59:-floor
regards COCOS
they work the same way as other click floors, but
with slightly wider planks
I believe the tiles are 30x30cm and you have 4 tiles
per board
you can lay them however you want, e.g., diagonally or
with staggered joints, or corner to corner
regarding Ikea's floors, they are not the most durable
directly. have torn out some that were worn out after
just a couple of years. I have an Alloc floor in the hallway myself, and despite
a dog sliding around with claws spread out
it still looks great after 5 years
it's the usual, "you get what you pay for" ;D
with slightly wider planks
I believe the tiles are 30x30cm and you have 4 tiles
per board
you can lay them however you want, e.g., diagonally or
with staggered joints, or corner to corner
regarding Ikea's floors, they are not the most durable
directly. have torn out some that were worn out after
just a couple of years. I have an Alloc floor in the hallway myself, and despite
a dog sliding around with claws spread out
it still looks great after 5 years
it's the usual, "you get what you pay for" ;D
