If you’re looking to transform your living space with flooring that is easy to install, low-maintenance, and budget-friendly, laminate flooring offers the ideal solution.
If you’re looking to transform your living space with flooring that is easy to install, low-maintenance, and budget-friendly, laminate flooring offers the ideal solution.
We offer a wide selection of flooring options featuring unique designs, various surface finishes, and board dimensions—suitable for various applications. Our selection is tailored to meet the most demanding requirements of designers and contractors.
Laminate flooring is a multi-layered flooring material composed of high-density fiberboard (HDF) and a decorative layer that replicates the appearance of various natural materials. The top layer serves as a protective surface, offering resistance to wear, scratches, and moisture. Designed to emulate the look of wood, stone, or ceramic, laminate flooring provides a more cost-effective and easy-to-install alternative.
Compared to hardwood, laminate flooring is more affordable, quick to install, resistant to chemicals, and highly durable. Additionally, laminate is more resistant to damage, making it a practical choice for high-traffic areas.
B+M Ritam offers a range of high-quality multilayer pre-finished parquet flooring. These floors, once installed, closely resemble solid wood but differ in composition. The multilayer parquets we offer consist of three layers of natural wood, each bonded at a 90-degree angle. The top wear layer is made of hardwood (oak, ash, beech, etc.), while the bottom layers are made from softer woods (pine, fir, or spruce). The parquet is delivered ready for installation, with a factory-applied protective lacquer or oil on the surface, eliminating the need for sanding or finishing. Available in both single-plank and three-plank options, with or without beveled edges, these parquets come in various sizes—width and length depending on the model. The top layer can feature a natural wood color or be stained in lighter or darker shades. Multilayer pre-finished parquet can be installed either floating or glued to the subfloor. It is also suitable for installation over underfloor heating systems.
Raised floors, also known as technical or access floors, are used in spaces in environments where installations need to be placed beneath the floor surface.
Raised floors, also known as technical or access floors, are used in spaces in environments where installations need to be placed beneath the floor surface. This system provides flexibility and functionality, particularly in modern offices, server rooms, control centers, and other facilities with complex infrastructure requirements.
Raised floors consist of panels (tiles) supported by a substructure of metal pedestals— which can be adjusted to varying heights. The panels are made from various materials, including high-density fiberboard, calcium sulfate, or a combination of materials with surface finishes such as vinyl, carpet, ceramic, or laminate. These panels are typically modular and can be easily removed to provide access to the space beneath the floor. The area under the raised panels is commonly used to conceal and organize cables, IT networks, electrical wiring, and ventilation systems, facilitating maintenance and enhancing the aesthetics of the space. The installations are easily accessible, which reduces both maintenance costs and time required for infrastructure changes. The panels can be lifted without the need for demolition or complex construction work. In certain applications, they can also be monolithic.
