Raw wood pore structure: An elegant surface structure that imitates the natural appearance of untreated or naturally oiled real woods. Fine plane marks visually and tangibly emphasise the look of freshly sanded wood.

Wood finish matt structure: A deeply embossed relief emphasises the grain run of the reproduced wood fibres and conveys an impression of a brushed wood surface. The matt appearance produces the natural look and feel of untreated or naturally oiled real wood.

Matt pore structure: Matt surfaces with a fine, even structure lend select wood effects an elegant and sophisticated character.

Pore structure: Subtle but effective: the fine pore structure makes the planks look alive and authentic. It makes individual wood grains look far more realistic.

Stone pore structure: A stone structure that you can see and feel is embossed into the surface to achieve this very special look. It is almost impossible for the naked eye to distinguish these from real stone floors.

Natural stone structure: The pleasant feel and silky sheen of the authentic stone structure underlines the naturalness of modern stone flooring.

Authentic wood structure: The embossed wood structure accentuates the natural character of wood. Individual wood grains are emphasised, thus making a particularly realistic impression.

Vintage structure: The authenticity of the clearly visible and perceptible signs of wear give this flooring the charm of days gone by.

Mineral structure: A restrained and hardly perceptible surface structure conveys the character of fine stone flooring.

Wood structure: The restrained, fine-pore wood structure gives the floors a lively and elegant look.

Wood-like structure: The irregularly embossed surface underlines the natural wood character.