Hello,
does anyone have experience with Meister design flooring? We wanted to renovate our floor and initially planned to buy laminate, but the advisor said that a Meister floor covering is better and of higher quality. Now we wanted to ask here what your experiences with it are.
does anyone have experience with Meister design flooring? We wanted to renovate our floor and initially planned to buy laminate, but the advisor said that a Meister floor covering is better and of higher quality. Now we wanted to ask here what your experiences with it are.
You can also ask professionals right away. I have had a very good experience with XYZ. They have a friendly team and are happy to provide information. This might also be of interest to others. However, I am not suggesting that there are no professionals here—I certainly don’t doubt that. Best regards
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Musketier
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The post is quite old, but since it will probably be read again and again, I’ll still share my opinion.
We are installing design flooring throughout the entire house. I don’t want hardwood because it’s too much effort to sand and re-oil it after a few years—wood simply requires maintenance. Tiles feel too cold for me.
I work in a large facility for people with disabilities, and all the living groups there have design flooring. It is very durable; whether 20 residents walk over it daily or wheelchairs roll across it, it always looks like new.
In addition, it feels pleasantly warm underfoot, and I really like its appearance!
A friend has smooth-sanded, oiled hardwood flooring that looks more artificial than our design flooring, which feels slightly uneven to the touch due to its wood look and texture.
We are installing design flooring throughout the entire house. I don’t want hardwood because it’s too much effort to sand and re-oil it after a few years—wood simply requires maintenance. Tiles feel too cold for me.
I work in a large facility for people with disabilities, and all the living groups there have design flooring. It is very durable; whether 20 residents walk over it daily or wheelchairs roll across it, it always looks like new.
In addition, it feels pleasantly warm underfoot, and I really like its appearance!
A friend has smooth-sanded, oiled hardwood flooring that looks more artificial than our design flooring, which feels slightly uneven to the touch due to its wood look and texture.
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