Kronospan Atlantic 10mm

About Kronospan Atlantic 10 mm

Kronospan Atlantic 10 mm groups laminate around a stated board depth within a named collection; that measurement describes the body of the floor, including the core beneath the decorative face. It is separate from the dimensions of the plank seen across the room.

You can have a defined thickness with different wood effects or surface textures, depending on the available designs; the depth affects the finished floor height but does not decide the colour of the room. Wear performance and water protection belong to the full product specification, rather than to thickness alone.

The decorative surface can include embossed texture as well as a printed image; you may see a grain pattern with a textured feel, although the level of detail differs between collections. Bevelled edges can make the outline of each board more distinct, while a less pronounced edge gives a different division across the floor.

You can browse Kronospan Laminate Flooring within our wider flooring selection.

What is laminate flooring

Laminate flooring has a wood fibre core beneath a printed design and a protective surface layer; you get the look of timber or another material in a manufactured board, with the colour and grain formed by the decorative print. The surface you walk on is not a slice of natural wood.

This layered build makes laminate a familiar choice for homes where the floor needs to combine a defined style with everyday practicality. Different collections have their own board sizes and surface textures, so laminate includes more than one type of finish.

Wood effects and room style

Wood effect laminate can suit a room with simple painted walls or a home with more traditional furniture. Pale oak shades create less contrast against light walls, while deeper brown tones give you a darker base beneath the same furnishings. Printed knots add detail to the floor without a change of material.

The width of the planks affects the look as well. Broad boards have fewer long joints across the same space, while narrower formats create a more detailed pattern beneath your furniture.

You can also find laminate underlay among the related products across the Flooring King catalogue.

Laminate in everyday rooms

You will often see laminate in living rooms and bedrooms, where a wood effect floor works with rugs and upholstered furniture; a firm surface also gives you a different feel from carpet, particularly in rooms where chairs move around during the day.

The stated use class relates to wear performance, while board thickness describes the depth of the product; a thicker board is not automatically a commercial floor. The intended room use depends on the full specification, so two floors of the same thickness can have different uses.

Water resistance and surface care

Some laminate collections have water-resistant joints or surface treatments, but water protection is specific to the chosen range. Manufacturers may describe approved products as waterproof under stated conditions. That does not make every laminate suitable for a bathroom or for water left standing on the floor.

Everyday care is based on removing grit and using a cleaner suited to the surface. Laminate has a finished decorative layer, so it does not need oiling like some real wood floors. Its printed face cannot be sanded back like timber.

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