Opua Wide
An extra wide Laminate plank with authentic wood textures. Opua wide is a stylish low maintenance, robust flooring option that is practical in all areas of the home. Its 100% waterproof surface makes it suitable for all rooms of the home; this is an excellent option for those looking to have a seamless design throughout their interior.

Performance
Durability
Comfort
Scratch
Fade
Stain
Dent
Why choose laminate flooring?
Laminate is a cost-effective and high-performance choice for hard flooring in your home or office.

What makes up laminate flooring
Laminate flooring boards feature four layers:
- A durable, transparent wear layer
- A textured design layer that resembles wood or other natural material
- An inner core made from medium-density fibreboard (MDF) or high-density fibreboard (HDF)
- A backing layer, also known as the balancing layer, stabilizes the floor and resists moisture.
Benefits of laminate flooring.
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Quick and easy installation
Laminate floors use a "click-lock" or tongue-and-groove connection, making it one of the quickest and easiest flooring materials to install.
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So many styles to choose from
The popularity of SDN flooring has resulted in a wide range of styles, colours, and thicknesses. You can be pretty certain that a carpet will fit whatever design dream you may have.

Resilience
Not only is laminate flooring durable, but its top layer also provides great scratch resistance. The top layer of laminate floorboards can withstand heavy traffic, active children, and pet claws. UV resistance also means that the colour of your floors will last longer.
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Easy Care & Maintenance
Laminate flooring is simple to keep clean. Spills and markings can be easily wiped away using a soft microfibre cloth, while dirt and dust can be easily swept or vacuumed away. Laminate flooring, unlike wood flooring, does not require waxing, polishing, or resurfacing.
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So many styles to choose from
Laminate comes in a virtually endless variety of styles and designs, many of which can be easily mixed up with carpet, other hardwoods, stone or tiles.