A beautiful and practical floor for the kitchen-dining area, which makes everyday life incredibly easy, which was an important factor for the customers in this home.
Wiking Gulve has introduced a completely new type of flooring, Q-stone, with the revolutionary surface technology Nadura®, as an alternative to tiles. It has the advantages of a tiled floor in terms of hardness and durability, but also the advantages of a wooden floor in terms of installation and the warm feeling when walking on it.

The floor is produced with a unique technology, where a mixture of wood fibres, the mineral Corundum (nature's second hardest after diamond) and a colour pigment are pressed into an HDF board using heat and pressure. The surface becomes as hard as ceramic, but retains the warm feeling known from a traditional wooden floor. The hard surface makes the floor both wear-resistant, impact-resistant, chemically tolerant, non-slip and easy to clean. In addition, it is quiet and warm to walk on. The floor is installed as a floating floor. The floor is particularly advantageous for both private and project use. It is laid quickly and easily with the same 5G click system as Wiking's traditional wooden floors.
In this way, there will be a significant saving when laying the floor compared to traditional tiles, and you will also easily be able to lay tiles in, for example, kitchens, entrances, etc. in apartments where it is otherwise difficult and costly to lay tiles.

Wiking Gulve wants to support the future. Responsible forestry and forest growth are important for us as a company when we work every day to turn quality trees into quality floors. At Wiking Gulve, we have specialized in processing one of the world's most fantastic natural resources, namely wood. When you buy a Wiking Floor, you not only get a sustainable Danish-produced plank floor, you also help ensure sustainable forestry and production, as Wiking Gulve is both FSC certified and Cradle to Cradle certified. If you would like to read more about our environmental policy, please read here.

If you have questions about which wooden floor is right for your home, please contact us either by email or phone. We are always ready to advise you on the choice of your new plank floor.