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Swiss Krono - Corepel Floor

by Parks Flooring

Auckland

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Corepel is a new brand of the SWISS KRONO AG. Corepel flooring collection characterised by the fact that the core board contains a specially developed high-performance resin to make the floor waterproof and durable. Corepel resolves the long-standing dilemma of finding a wood-based flooring product that is both waterproof and durable.

It is comprised of over 50 percent wood—the highest share of renewable raw materials in the category. It retains the aesthetically-pleasing look of many natural materials like wood, stone, slate and marble, but an encapsulated wood core means it is fully waterproof. It uses high-performance resin at its core that ensures it does not absorb water or swell, maintaining a waterproof standard above and beyond others in its category. It also has best-in-class dimensional stability, which prevents damage due to shrinkage or expansion.

With a truly superior performance, Corepel is five times stronger at its joints than its competitors. In lab tests, Corepel withstood a tensile force that exceeded 10 kN/m, equivalent to a weight of about 1 ton pulling on the click system. The first to achieve the new Durable Eco Composite (DEC) standard, Corepel is also extremely stable and resistant to the scratches and dents that young children, pets, or broken vases might otherwise incur.

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Corepel is a new brand of the SWISS KRONO AG.

Corepel flooring collection characterised by the fact that the core board contains a specially developed high-performance resin to make the floor waterproof and durable. Corepel resolves the long-standing dilemma of finding a wood-based flooring product that is both waterproof and durable.

It is comprised of over 50 percent wood—the highest share of renewable raw materials in the category. It retains the aesthetically-pleasing look of many natural materials like wood, stone, slate and marble, but an encapsulated wood core means it is fully waterproof. It uses high-performance resin at its core that ensures it does not absorb water or swell, maintaining a waterproof standard above and beyond others in its category. It also has best-in-class dimensional stability, which prevents damage due to shrinkage or expansion.

With a truly superior performance, Corepel is five times stronger at its joints than its competitors. In lab tests, Corepel withstood a tensile force that exceeded 10 kN/m, equivalent to a weight of about 1 ton pulling on the click system. The first to achieve the new Durable Eco Composite (DEC) standard, Corepel is also extremely stable and resistant to the scratches and dents that young children, pets, or broken vases might otherwise incur.

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From $109 - $119 *Price indication

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Swiss Krono - Corepel Floor

The Swiss Krono - Corepel Floor is supplied by Parks Flooring. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Parks Flooring lists on ArchiPro.

Parks Flooring lists the Swiss Krono - Corepel Floor from $109 - $119, as a price indication. For an exact price for your project, .

It is listed under Engineered Wood Flooring on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with engineered wood flooring from other suppliers.

Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including LIVEFIRM Construction & AULFON Construction HQ by Parks Flooring. See how it was used in a finished space.

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