What's the difference between Alsa Flooring Solid Plus and Allure?

Solid Plus ranges in 12mm thick planks 214mm wide, mostly as straight boards. Allure comes in 10mm thickness at 143mm width with herringbone and straight plank options. Solid Plus suits larger spaces; Allure works in smaller rooms or where you want a varied pattern look.

Is Alsa Flooring water resistant?

All Alsa Flooring ranges are water resistant, so they handle splashes and spills. Keep water off the surface as much as you can, but they won’t swell if you wipe up quickly. Kitchens and bathrooms work fine if you’re careful.

How do you fit Alsa Flooring?

Solid Plus ranges use click installation, which locks each plank to the next. No glue needed. You can fit it yourself over a proper underlay in a day or two.

Which rooms suit Alsa Flooring?

Alsa Flooring works in living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, and kitchens. The water resistant surface handles the odd spill. Allure’s narrower planks suit smaller spaces or period homes. Solid Plus fills larger rooms without fuss.

How hard-wearing is Alsa Flooring?

Both ranges carry a 35-year warranty and hit use class 23/33, meaning they take regular household traffic and some light commercial use. Registered emboss texture hides dirt and wear marks. They suit busy homes.

What colours and finishes does Alsa Flooring come in?

Both Solid Plus and Allure use registered emboss texture with micro bevelled edges for real-wood detail. Colours span the ranges across greys, oaks and naturals. Visit the Solid Plus and Allure pages to see which shade fits your space.