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Laminate Flooring
Click lock planks in oak, walnut and teak finishes
8 mm to 12 mm, AC3 to AC5
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Laminate, engineered wood and vinyl flooring with underlay and beading.
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Wooden Flooring at Saanchal Integrals
Our range, the brands behind it, and how we help you choose with confidence.
Saanchal Integrals supplies laminate, engineered wood and SPC vinyl flooring, along with the underlay, skirting, beading and transition profiles a finished floor needs, so the whole floor comes from one place.
We help you choose by room rather than by catalogue. Tell us which rooms you are doing, how much traffic they take and whether water is a risk, and we will suggest the floor type and wear rating that suits each, with plank samples you can take home and see in your own light.
Explore the Range
Every wooden flooring line we stock, ready to see at our J.P. Nagar showroom. Availability changes, so ask us what is on the floor today.
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A Buyer's Guide to Wooden Flooring
What to get right before you buy, and the mistakes we help our clients avoid.
Buy the Wear Rating for the Room
AC3 for bedrooms, AC4 or AC5 for living rooms and passages. Underspecifying here is what makes a floor look tired in three years instead of ten.
Check the Subfloor Is Level and Dry
Click lock flooring floats on the subfloor. Any dip or rise telegraphs through and stresses the joints. Level it first, and lay a moisture barrier over concrete.
Leave the Expansion Gap
Flooring expands and contracts with humidity. It needs a gap at every wall, hidden by beading. Floors laid tight to the wall buckle in the first wet season.
SPC Where Water Will Reach
Kitchens, utility areas and ground floors with damp risk should be SPC vinyl rather than laminate. It costs a little more and will not swell.
Who We Work With
From homeowners finishing a single room to builders fitting out an entire block.
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Homeowners
New homes and renovations, from a single chimney to a whole kitchen.
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Interior Designers
Specification support, finish samples and catalogues for client presentations.
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Architects
Material and hardware schedules for residential projects.
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Modular Kitchen Studios
Appliance and hardware supply to fit your own cabinetry programme.
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Builders and Contractors
Repeat supply across multiple flats with consistent finishes.
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Commercial Fitouts
Offices, clinics and retail interiors needing doors, panelling and flooring.
Ideal Applications
The rooms and projects where our wooden flooring are most often installed.
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Bedrooms
Laminate in AC3 or AC4 over an existing tiled floor.
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Living and Dining
AC4 or AC5 laminate, or engineered wood for a real timber surface.
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Offices and Studios
High wear laminate or SPC in commercial traffic areas.
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Ground Floors and Damp Prone Rooms
SPC vinyl, which is unaffected by water.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers to the questions we hear most about wooden flooring.
Can wooden flooring be laid over existing tiles?
Yes, that is the usual approach. The tiles need to be sound and reasonably level. Click lock planks float over them with underlay in between, so there is no demolition.
How much does the floor level rise?
About 10 to 14 mm for laminate with underlay. Check door bottoms, because they often need trimming by that amount.
Is laminate flooring waterproof?
Water resistant, not waterproof. It handles spills wiped up promptly. For standing water, use SPC vinyl instead.
What is the difference between laminate and engineered wood?
Laminate has a printed decor layer under a wear coat. Engineered wood has a real timber top layer over a stable core, so it looks and feels like wood and can sometimes be sanded once.
How long does installation take?
A typical bedroom is done in a day. A full flat usually takes two to three days including beading, assuming the subfloor needs no major levelling.
Does it work with termites and Bengaluru humidity?
Laminate and SPC have no natural timber for termites to attack. Humidity is handled by leaving the correct expansion gap and using a moisture barrier over concrete.
Current Catalogues
Ranges change through the year, so the latest catalogues live here. Browse them online, or share this page with your client.
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PDF · 1 KBFlooring Care Guide cover
PDF · 1 KBSPC Vinyl Flooring Range cover
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