Mossley Natural Gloss Natural oak effect Laminate Flooring Sample
Product details
Product information
Discover the allure of wood with the GoodHome Mossley Gloss Natural oak effect flooring sample. This flooring captures the classic appeal of solid wood, featuring an embossed design that offers depth and realism. With a tough surface crafted to manage substantial wear, this sample provides a glimpse into the beauty and strength of the full flooring.
- Guarantee - 1 year
- Click system
- Not water resistant
Features and benefits
- Glossy finish for a polished appearance
- Embossed design enhances the wood's realistic look
- Constructed for strength and high durability
- Sample piece allows for easy colour matching
- Simple click system ensures straightforward installation
Health and safety
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DetailsSpecifications
| Brand | GoodHome |
|---|---|
| Effect | Natural oak effect |
| Finish | Gloss |
| Texture | Embossed |
| Design | Wood planks |
| Edge profile | 4 sided bevelled edge |
| Material | High-density fibreboard (HDF) |
| Product code | 5013599017064 |
Safety Information
Manufacturer / EU responsible person
Reviews
3.5 / 5(4 reviews)Acc - 5 / 5 - 23/03/2025
Good quality
Excellent flooring easy to install, good quality for price
Mossley Brown Laminate - 5 / 5 - 26/02/2025
Great filler
I bought this Mossley Brown Natural oak effect Laminate before 3 year for my room now I bought it for all hous
Crap - 1 / 5 - 06/08/2023
Dirt
Absolutely terrible quality. I'm a carpenter with decades of experience. I fitted this in 4 rooms in my house it was splitting and peeling within hours.
Fred the Floor man - 3 / 5 - 22/06/2021
Appalling Quality
I have been laying flooring for years, I read the reviews about the difficulty in laying but it was on offer so I gave it a try. It’s now gone back. If you are old school and used to the click stuff this is slightly different, the ends slide in and the horizontals do not click. It’s a straight forward system and if your boards are cut square and not warped it goes together easily. The problem is out of three boxes I had seven planks that were either warped or the ends not square which makes it impossible to lay. So those of you that had good boxes of planks will have had an easy install those of you like me who had boxes that were sub standard will have problems and the best course of action is take it back. The other think I noticed is that the ends chip easily. The time I messed around putting down the first few rows I could have had the whole room done. Ended up spending another £100 and had the job done in the afternoon. Morale of the story is you get what you pay for.