Technologies: Embossed In Registry® | Joint Guard® | Multi-Direction Design™ | Micro Bevel® | LongStrip® | InterPlank Design®
 Embossed In Register®This amazing technology applies wood and ceramic textures that match the underlying pattern in the design of the laminate floor. The envy of our competitor has them trying to imitate this technology, however, it simply can not be duplicated. It remains the most precise and realistic texture technology in the industry. |
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 Joint Guard®This technology protects the vulnerable joints between laminate pieces by utilizing a subtle deboss on the edges of the planks. This is the only patented edge protection built into the joints of each plank. |
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 Multi-Directional Design™This is the first complex stone pattern ever produced in laminate. Using this technology we are able to carry the stone pattern continuously and uninterrupted across all planks (N, S, E and W). This gives the final installation an appearance of a random stone floor at a fraction of the cost of real stone and without the messy grout! |
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 Micro Bevel Embossed-In-Register®Using Embossed-In-Register® technology, this embosses the lines between the wood strips on the multi-strip planks including the outer edges of the plank - which no other laminate manufacturer can do. |
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 LongStrip®A creative extension of the InterPlank Design®, LongStrip® is the only technology that creates the appearance of wood strips with random lengths up to 10 feet! It is done without changing the plank lengths, dimensions or standard packaging. The illustration to the right shows how LongStrip® works.The red areas represent a simulated wood strip that runs uninterrupted over three individual laminate planks, creating the illusion of a long, continuous strip of wood. |
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 InterPlank Design®This technology creates the appearance of unbroken wood strips across seams. In doing this we have prevented unsightly pattern repetition that laminate floors are infamous for.This is the ONLY design feature in the industry that allows for the creation of an uninterrupted wood grain strip across planks. |
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