Doma Select
| Brand | Allora | |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 23-5/8″ | |
| Species | European Oak | |
| Color | Doma Select | |
| Type | Engineered Hardwood | |
| Dimensions | Width | 4-3⁄4″ |
| Thickness | 5⁄8″ | |
| Length | 23-5/8″ | |
Description
Doma Select Engineered Hardwood Flooring by Allora
Key Features:
- High-Quality European Oak Construction: Doma Select flooring is made from premium European Oak, offering a perfect blend of strength and sophistication for any interior.
- Refined Doma Select Color: The elegant Doma Select color brings both warmth and style to your space, ideal for complementing both modern and traditional interior designs.
- Durable 5/8″ Thickness: With a 5/8″ thickness, Doma Select flooring provides excellent durability and stability, ensuring it withstands high-traffic areas and everyday wear.
- Sleek 4-3/4″ Wide Planks: The 4-3/4″ width of the planks offers a streamlined and contemporary aesthetic, enhancing the overall design and flow of your space.
- 4mm Wear Layer: Doma Select features a 4mm wear layer, providing superior protection against scratches, stains, and damage, ensuring long-lasting performance.
- Low Maintenance: Easy to clean and maintain, Doma Select flooring is perfect for busy homes or commercial spaces, keeping your floors looking pristine with minimal effort.
Why Choose Doma Select Flooring
Doma Select Engineered Hardwood Flooring by Allora is crafted from premium European Oak, providing a refined and durable solution for modern and traditional spaces alike. With 4-3/4″ wide planks and lengths of up to 23-5/8″, this flooring adds a sleek and sophisticated touch to your home or office. The 5/8″ thickness ensures durability, while the 4mm wear layer offers superior protection, making it ideal for high-traffic areas.
The elegant Doma Select color complements a wide range of interior designs, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Whether you’re upgrading your living room, bedroom, or office, Doma Select flooring offers timeless beauty and long-lasting functionality.
