Kronotex Robusto Laminate FlooringAll Kronotex floorings are robust. Kronotex Robusto is the top of its class in extra strength and durability. It combines a high density fiberboard of 12mm thickness with an especially wear-resistant surface. This makes Kronotex an ideal floor for extreme conditions – in every variety of commercial application with low, medium, or intensive use. Kronotex Robusto laminate has a “Clic2Clic“ tongue-and-groove connection system was developed especially to hold up under the highest of wear. Read the rest of the Kronotex Robusto Laminate Flooring review.
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This laminate flooring by Krono is an Original Castello Classic Canadian Elm Laminate Flooring that is very nice looking and priced great.

With the typical wood grain and unique surface structure it is almost impossible to tell the difference from real wood. It is a perfect copy of nature and offers several advantages. The dirt and bacteria are easily wiped away. This flooring guarantees long lasting durability.
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Krono Original Castello Endless Beauty Dark Oak Laminate Flooring

This advanced laminate flooring from Krono gives you incomparably vivid wooden floorboard look due to the beveled edges along the laminate planks. The floor appears naturally due to the endless laying of the decor pattern. This product offers you a wide variety of trendy and modern color designs.

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Krono Original Castello Endless Beauty Walnut Elegance Laminate Flooring

Krono’s advanced laminate flooring gives an incomparably vivid wooden floorboard look due to the beveled edges along the planks. The laminate appears naturally due to the endless laying of the decor pattern.

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Laminate Flooring History
Since their debut in North America in 1995, Laminate Floors have become a welcome alternative to yesterday’s vinyl floors. Making installation easier, Many laminate flooring styles now feature boards that simply lock together without the use of adhesive.

With a variety of wood looks, gloss levels, and sizes at every budget level, laminate floors are a great choice for many projects.

Pergo quickly became the name used for all laminate flooring in the US, although there are many other brands of laminate flooring from Dupont to Krono and Armstrong laminate flooring.