Leading luxury vinyl flooring manufacturer, Moduleo, has expanded its Impress range with a number of new designs, almost doubling the collection’s existing product portfolio.
Five wood, one stone and three abstract designs have been introduced, providing a total of 12 designs, 44 colours and 72 SKUs.
The launch is in response to strong demand from customers who require flexibility to create a unique floor, particularly in commercial settings.
Among the new wood lines are Santa Cruz Oak, Bohemian and Laurel Oak, providing light washed, chevron and smooth ‘no knot’ effects, as well as rustic-look Sierra Oak and elm-style Marsh Wood in a total of 11 colourways.
The new Impress stone design, Mustang Slate is available in three colourways and has been developed to mimic natural slate, providing a structure and finish that mirrors the real thing.
Finally, new abstract products are Jumble Stone, a geometric 2D design which gives a 3D illusion, Fern Wood, a flexible finish that enables installers to mix and match planks to create their own style and Mystical, an abstract look popular with architects.
Impress, Moduleo’s most premium range, comprises products manufactured with state-of-the-art technology, utilising embossed- and cut-in-register processes to give depth and tactility to planks making them extremely realistic. Featuring grain, knots and grooves, the design perfectly matches the surface texture, allowing you to feel the structure and depth of the product.
Available in thicknesses of 2.5mm (Dryback) and 4.5mm (Click), Impress lines have a wear layer of 0.55mm and offer dimensions of 19.6 x 132cm and 19.1 x 131.6cm.
David Bigland, managing director for Moduleo UK and Eire, explains: “The next generation of Impress adds a new dimension to our product portfolio and drastically increases the number of lines available within the range.
“There is strong demand for alternative patterns and styles and the latest finishes provide that in spades, offering a wide range of designs and colourways that enable you to transform any floor.”