So many flooring options are available today that it can be difficult to choose the perfect flooring for your home or business. Technological advances have made it possible to have a floor with the beautiful look and feel of natural wood – but better. TRIOFLOR Flooring enhances your style, but is easy to care for, long-lasting and safe for your family and pets.
Knowing a little bit more about the various types of flooring, how they are manufactured and each type’s strengths and weaknesses should be helpful when making a decision. After all, if you decide to change the color of a room, repainting is fairly easy. However, replacing cheaply made, disappointing flooring is expensive and a major hassle. here we will introduce you one type of vinyl flooring- EIR vinyl flooring.
EIR stands for 'Embossed in Registration' and is also known as the 'Synchronised Real Wood Grain' of laminate flooring. This means that the embossing matches the printed grain and looks like a wire brush. For example, if there is a knot in the printed design, the embossing also has the sinking of the knot and if there is a 'crack' in the print, the embossing also has the feel of a crack. This is the general look of wood grain.
Vinyl flooring is a general term that can be used for everything from cheap, poorly constructed sheet vinyl flooring to TRIOFLOR, TRIOFLOR’s technologically advanced top-of-the-line luxury vinyl flooring.
If you ever shopped for diamond jewelry or an engagement ring, you know that all one carat diamonds are not alike. One diamond might have defects that dramatically lower its value while another is perfect and far more desirable. It’s the same with vinyl flooring – quality matters. Our TRIOFLOR Flooring is the highest quality, like a perfect diamond.
EIR (Embossed In Register) plastic floor covering matches the structure of the attractive paper underlayment pattern as opposed to simply applying the usual wood grain structure. That implies the shade and surface are 100% fit, providing us a special as well as sophisticated shade. What you see is what you obtain. EIR means the "embossment in registere". which indicates the embossment selects the appearance of the printing, which appears like a wire brush. As an example if on the printing style there are knots, the embossment also has a knot sinking, if the printing has a "crack" the embossment also feeling. That is the common wood grain appearance.
It's likewise called "Synchronized actual wood grain" in laminated floor.
The appearance follows the pattern in the image. A metal plate containing a style is pushed into the surface area layer, creating embossing comparable to the embossed in stone or wood.
Embossing can also be utilized to match structures or to offer surface areas an "old" look.
EIR is done to make the vinyl floor covering look or feel even more authentically like all-natural timber.
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Both engineered hardwood and vinyl flooring are laid as “planks” using a tongue and groove system.
Engineered hardwood has a series of base layers topped by a very thin slice of natural hardwood and a protective coating.
Luxury vinyl flooring also has a series of base layers. However, the top layer is a photo of natural wood or stone covered by a protective coating. Today’s digital photography technology makes good vinyl flooring look very much like natural wood. Best of all, these floors are super easy to take care of and they remain beautiful for many years.
How flooring is manufactured determines how durable it will be. Heat and pressure are used to bond the layers together. Vinyl floors are rated according to how much heat and pressure was used, from AC1 to AC5.
AC1 flooring is the cheapest and least durable.
For most home use, AC2 or AC3 are best, having both durability and a beautiful finish.
AC5 flooring is the most durable, typically used in commercial, high traffic areas. The finish tends to be a little rougher.
Embossing can be added during the heating process. A metal plate containing a pattern is pressed into the surface layer, creating ridges similar to the ridges in stone or wood. Texture is added to the flat photo layer that may or may not match the grain of the photo of the real wood or stone.
There are four categories of embossed vinyl flooring: small, middle, large and Embossed in Register – the top grade.
1. Small: An even, uniform, small pattern used to mimic fine grain woods
2. Middle: A larger, deeper and wider pattern
3. Large: The largest and deepest pattern, resembling larger grain woods
Small, medium and large patterns DO NOT match the grain of the underlying image. It looks better than perfectly smooth vinyl, but doesn’t seem natural since the pattern doesn’t match the grain of the photo layer.
4. Embossed In Register (EIR): TRIOFLOR EIR flooring is the the highest quality flooring – the Hope Diamond of luxury vinyl. The texture perfectly lines up with and matches the wood portrayed in the image layer.
The embossing matches the visual layer – looks and feel right, like real wood
Very easy to maintain – damp mopping is usually all that’s needed
Safe for family and pets – manufactured without any dangerous chemicals
100% waterproof
Slip-resistant, unlike perfectly smooth flooring
Resilient – comfortable to walk on
Pet-friendly
Long-lasting – Warrantied for wear
Quick, easy installation by professional installers
TRIOFLOR’s TRIOFLOR Flooring uses the most advanced Embossed in Register technology. EIR flooring has the look and feel of real wood with all of the benefits and easy care of the best vinyl flooring. TRIOFLOR flooring is truly the best of both worlds – combining the gorgeous appeal of high end hardwood flooring with all of the benefits of a top quality floor.
Contact us today to learn more about beautiful TRIOFLOR flooring.
