Wooden Flooring
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141 designs in the library
Floors
Laminate and engineered wood floors for living rooms, bedrooms and studies.
Laminate and engineered wood flooring in straight plank and herringbone layouts. Designs run from pale and grey oaks through honey tones to deep walnut and teak.
Details
- Material
- Laminate and engineered wood
- Thickness
- 8.3 mm laminate
- Sizes
- 1218 x 198 mm; 1215 x 196 mm; 1215 x 143 mm; 603 x 127 mm herringbone
- Finishes
- Straight plank; V-groove plank; Herringbone; Wood grain in oak, pine, walnut, teak, merbau and jatoba looks
- Suits
- Living, Bedroom
Documents
Questions
What is the difference between laminate and engineered wood flooring?
Laminate has a photographic wood décor on an HDF core. Engineered flooring has a real hardwood surface layer on a core. Laminate offers the widest range of looks; engineered gives you real timber grain.
How thick is laminate wooden flooring?
Inlife laminate flooring is 8.3 mm thick.
What plank sizes are available?
1218 x 198 mm, 1215 x 196 mm and 1215 x 143 mm planks, and 603 x 127 mm herringbone.
Which wood looks are available?
Oak in natural, grey and white tones, walnut, teak, pine, merbau and jatoba, in straight plank, V-groove and herringbone formats.
Can I see wooden flooring in Chennai?
Yes. Laminate and engineered floors are on display at the Inlife Experience Centre, 2 Baker Street, Choolai. Visit Monday to Saturday, 10 am to 8 pm.
Can I see Wooden Flooring before I choose?
Yes. Wooden Flooring is on display at the Inlife Experience Centre, 2 Baker Street, Choolai, Chennai. Visit Monday to Saturday, 10 am to 8 pm, or arrange a time and we will have it laid out for you.
How do I get the Wooden Flooring catalogue and samples?
Add Wooden Flooring to your sample box, or ask on WhatsApp. We share the latest catalogue on WhatsApp, and samples can be viewed at the showroom or sent to offices in Chennai for viewing.
How do I get a quote?
Send the area, location and preferred design on WhatsApp, or bring your drawings to the showroom. Quotes are prepared for each project.
In place
The library · 141 designs
Featured designs
782Bran Oak
783Blanche Oak
785Quattro Walnut
7812Burlington Oak
7814Vita Barrel Oak
382Bergamo Walnut
383Italian Walnut
823Moonstone Walnut
9231Tuscancy Wood
9234Glacier Wood
9236Beige Wood
7201White Oak
All 141 designs
Wild Walnut (781), Bran Oak (782), Blanche Oak (783), Gunmetal Hue (784), Quattro Walnut (785), Stretto Walnut (786), Stripped Rosewood (787), Ivory Oak (788), Loft Oak (789), Stripped Walnut (7811), Burlington Oak (7812), Vita Barrel Oak (7814), Bergamo Walnut (382), Italian Walnut (383), Alpine Walnut (385), Espresso Walnut (388), Moonstone Walnut (823), Graphite Walnut (824), Tuscancy Wood (9231), Natural Wood (9232), Camel Wood (9233), Glacier Wood (9234), Maple Wood (9235), Beige Wood (9236), Mount Austen, Mount Everest, Monte Rosa, Mount Makalu, Mount Elbrus, Mount Logan, Mount Fuji, Mount Bianco, Mount Whitney, Mount Blanc, Caramel Oak, Choco Oak, Santis Oak, Honey Oak, Tan Oak, Beaver Oak, Arctic Oak, Barnyard Hickory, Choco Walnut, Cork Oak, Olive Walnut, Provence Walnut, Cambridge Oak, Thai Teak, Swan Teak, Origin Oak, Umbria Oak, Eden Plum / Jatoba, Mexico Walnut, Atlanta Walnut, Newyork Walnut, Losangeles Walnut, Lasvegas Walnut, Cottage Walnut, Canyon Andiroba, Barnwood Oak, Avenue Oak, Vintage Teak, Monterey Oak, Valence Oak, Medieval Oak, Croft Oak, Atlantic Oak, Chiaro Oak, Avan Oak, Nero Oak, Mendoza Walnut, Champion Oak, Havana Walnut, Orlando Walnut, Denver Oak, Escorial Oak, Hazel Teak, Medan Teak, Selma Oak, Vanisto Oak, Classique Oak, Tunis Merbau, Tuscan Oak, Baltorro Oak, English Oak, Elegant Walnut, Burma Teak, Canadian Walnut, American Dark Walnut, Dark Teak, Arrezo Walnunt, Merbau, Swiss Oak, Chesnut, Jatoba, Hessonite, Opal, Jasper, Tanzanite, Agate, Topaz, Bronzite, Carnelian, Andesine, Amber, Coral, Hemalite, Sodalite, Pyrite, Aragonite, Scapolite, Axinite, Fluorite, Wiluite, White Oak (7201), Wenge Oak (7202), Natural Oak (7203), Timber Oak (7204), Walnut Oak (7205), European Oak (7206), Sand Oak (7207), Camel Oak (7208), Natural Oak, Classic Walnut, European Pine, Black Walnut, Ash Grey, Rustic Chestnut, Canadian Mapple, Polar Oak, Harvest Oak, Canadian Brich, Sterling Oak, Exotic Wenge, Tuscancy Walnut, Grey Pine (8021), Hazelnut Pine (8022), Pearl Pine (8023), Timber Pine (8024), French Pine (8025), Coffee Pine (8026)
Material guide
A guide to wooden flooring
Wooden flooring is a plank floor with a wood surface. At Inlife it comes as laminate, with a printed wood image on an HDF core, and as engineered wood, with a real hardwood surface on HDF. Planks are straight, V-groove or herringbone, in oak, pine, walnut, teak, merbau and jatoba looks.
Wooden flooring at Inlife comes in two forms: laminate, which carries a photographic wood image on an HDF core, and engineered wood, which has a real hardwood surface. Both suit living rooms, bedrooms and offices; the choice comes down to look and feel.
Laminate wooden flooring
Laminate planks are built in layers: a high-density fibreboard (HDF) core, a high-resolution wood décor and a clear wear layer on top. Because the décor is an image, laminate can show almost any wood species and colour, with an embossed texture that follows the grain.
Inlife laminate is 8.3 mm thick, in planks of 1218 x 198 mm, 1215 x 196 mm and 1215 x 143 mm, with straight and V-groove edges.
Engineered wooden flooring
Engineered planks have a top layer of real hardwood bonded to a core. You see and feel genuine timber, with its own grain, knots and colour that varies from plank to plank. Choose it when only real wood will do.
Herringbone
Herringbone planks, 603 x 127 mm, are laid in the classic zig-zag. It is the most formal way to lay a wood floor, and it works in period-style rooms as well as plain modern ones.
Wood looks
- Oak
- Natural, grey and white oaks with a fine, even grain. The easiest to match with other finishes.
- Walnut
- Dark browns with a long, flowing grain.
- Teak
- Golden-honey tones, long familiar in Indian homes.
- Pine
- Pale with visible knots, for a Scandinavian or rustic room.
- Merbau and jatoba
- Deep reddish-browns for formal, traditional rooms.
Laminate or engineered?
Choose laminate for the widest range of looks and an even floor. Choose engineered when you want real wood, with every plank a little different. Walk on both at the Experience Centre in Choolai; the difference is easiest to judge underfoot.
Where it suits
Living and dining rooms, bedrooms, study rooms, home offices, boutique retail and hospitality suites.
Complete the room
Wall, floor and ceiling, chosen together.