Flooring — Kolkata
Hybrid and laminate flooring for architects, designers and homeowners across eastern India — wide plank and herringbone, 8 to 12 mm, every range AC5 rated. We don't carry a token sample of everything; we carry these eight properly, and lay them with our own fitters.
01 — Collections
This is the entire range, not a shortlist — if it is on this page we stock it, and if it is not, we will tell you rather than order in something we cannot stand behind. Plank sizes, abrasion class, warranty and shade codes come straight from the manufacturer's catalogue. Bring a shade code to the showroom and we will put the physical plank in your hand.
Rigid-core hybrid on a black HDF board — laminate's finish over a core built to shrug off spills. The wide 1845 mm plank means fewer joints across a living room, and the 2G click goes down as a floating floor. Six shades, walnut tones throughout.
The original 12 mm herringbone block in a real-wood matt surface. Uniclic jointing means the pattern goes down without glue, and the same plank lays six ways — herringbone, double herringbone, basket wave, diagonal or brick. Five shades, from black walnut to white-washed oak.
The second-generation shade card on the same 12 mm AC5 board — five oaks running from a bleached blond to a near-black. Where the original collection leans warm and rustic, 2.0 is the cleaner, quieter set.
The hybrid core in a 600 mm herringbone block — the pattern of a parquet floor with the spill tolerance of a rigid core. Tested to 100 hours underwater and rated for underfloor heating, which most laminates are not. Six shades, the same walnut family as Immenso.
An 8 mm hybrid board in a shorter 1216 mm plank — the lighter, more affordable end of the hybrid range without dropping to a standard HDF core. Eight walnut tones, warm through to near-black.
The widest board we stock — 1845 × 235 mm at 10 mm — so a large floor reads as few, long planks rather than a busy grid of joints. Ten shades, and the one we point commercial projects at first.
Herringbone on the 10 mm hybrid core, in a 600 mm block. Ten oaks — the broadest herringbone shade card we carry, and the one to open when a client wants pattern but hasn't settled on a tone.
A short 470 mm block that reads finer and tighter underfoot — the one to pick when the room is small and a long plank would swamp it. Carries a 12-hour water-protection warranty and the LuxTouch matt surface. Six shades, from pale Blanco Zeus to near-black Macassar Ebony.
02 — Our Work
Apartments, offices and restaurants across Kolkata. Different traffic, different build-up, same team on site.
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Project 0503 — How It Runs
Area, subfloor condition, traffic and the budget band you're working to.
Physical planks and swatches within 24 hours in Kolkata, couriered elsewhere in the east.
Levelling, underlay, skirting, beading and wastage — priced as one line, not surprises.
Ex-stock from our Kolkata warehouse, or indented against your programme dates.
Our trained fitters, so material and workmanship sit with one party.
04 — Straight Answers
It moves with the range and the plank size more than anything else — an 8 mm Elegance Walnut board and a 12 mm herringbone are not in the same bracket, and levelling, underlay, skirting and beading sit on top of the material rate. Share the area and a photo of the existing subfloor and you'll get a built-up figure rather than a range.
Hybrid — sometimes called rigid core — uses a black HDF core impregnated with resins and carbon fibre instead of a standard fibreboard core. It behaves far better around spills and humidity than conventional laminate while keeping the same finish and the same click installation. Every range on this page is built on that core.
All eight are AC5 with a moisture-resistant core, so none of them is a bad answer here. Livanti carries a 100-hour water test and is the only one rated for underfloor heating; the Pietra collection carries a 12-hour water-protection warranty. For a kitchen or a flat where a balcony door will eventually let water in, those are the two we'd point at first.
Wide plank reads calmer and makes a large room feel larger; Majesty Grande at 1845 × 235 mm is the widest board we stock. Herringbone reads richer and busier and suits smaller, more formal rooms — and because the blocks are short, it wastes less around awkward corners. Use the filters above to see each set on its own.
Kitchens, yes — the hybrid core is built for exactly that. A bathroom with standing water we would still steer you away from; water-resistant and fully waterproof are not the same claim, and we'd rather say so now than argue about it later.
Usually not. These go down as a floating click system over sound, level tile with an underlay, which saves the demolition and the dust. If the tile is drummy or badly out of level we'll say so at the site measure rather than lay over a problem.
Both. Most clients take supply plus installation through our fitters so material and workmanship stay with one party. Supply-only is available if your contractor is already appointed.
Yes, and you should. Visit the Experience Centre at 13C Paul Mansions, 6 Bishop Lefroy Road, Mon–Sat 10:30 AM to 7 PM, to walk on full-size laid panels. Bring the shade code from this page and we'll have it out for you — call ahead so we can set aside time.
Enquiry
A photo, a floor plan or a rough area is enough to start. We'll come back with material options, an indicative rate and samples.
