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Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Sep 24, 2025～Oct 21, 2025
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Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Sep 24, 2025～Oct 21, 2025
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Strong against scratches and friction, and beautiful.
Various scenes that unexpectedly occur in daily life. Strong against dents, scratches, and abrasions caused by falling objects, it features a beautiful mirror finish reminiscent of high-end furniture coatings, enhancing the overall quality of the interior. Low formaldehyde F☆☆☆☆ compliant product and VOC compliant coating.
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A must-read for those who don't want to make mistakes in choosing flooring! A detailed explanation of key points for selection, incorporating a professional perspective.
Flooring is adopted in many households and is likely a very familiar building material for everyone. Flooring can be broadly classified into two types: "solid flooring" and "composite flooring." "Solid" refers to natural wood that is not layered, as the name suggests. Additionally, "composite flooring" has further classifications, divided into four types: "sawn veneer," "backed veneer," "laminate," and "sheet." Even though we refer to it simply as flooring, each type of flooring material has different characteristics, and their advantages and disadvantages also vary. *For more detailed information, you can view the related blog links. For product inquiries, please feel free to download the catalog or contact us.*
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Excellent scratch resistance and stain resistance, and easy to maintain. 16 new designs have been introduced as new patterns for 2022! Adopted in apartments, hotels, schools, and more.
"KATTENA" is a composite flooring that uses a uniquely developed high-performance melamine sheet on the surface, making it resistant to scratches and stains. It can maintain a clean state for a long time with just simple wiping, and no waxing maintenance is required. It is easy to care for. This time, new designs for 2023 have been introduced, and all 16 new patterns feature an embossed and textured finish. The natural unevenness resembling wood grain improves the feel underfoot while walking and reduces slipping for pets. The new patterns from the 2020 model are being adopted in numerous condominiums currently under construction by major developers in Tokyo, Yokohama, and other locations. 【Features】 ■ Resistant to scratches from shoes, casters, wheelchairs, and pet claws ■ Stubborn stains can be removed with a melamine sponge ■ Heat resistant, making it less likely to show cigarette burn marks ■ No maintenance required with wax ■ Soundproof type meets the reduction level test for floor impact sound ΔLL(I)-4 [equivalent to LL45] / ΔLL(I)-5 [equivalent to LL40] *If you would like a sample, please apply through the "Contact Us" section. You can view product details from the "PDF Download" section.
High-strength melamine flooring with excellent scratch and stain resistance! Rapidly being adopted by major hotels, apartments, residences, and commercial facilities!
【Scratch-Resistant Flooring】'KATTENA' is a composite flooring that excels in scratch resistance and stain resistance, using melamine on the surface. It can maintain a clean condition for a long time with just simple wiping, and there's no need for waxing! Daily cleaning can be done with a mop! Since melamine sponges, which are strictly prohibited on flooring, can also be used, stubborn stains can be easily removed. All 16 patterns feature an embossed and textured design, pursuing a natural unevenness, walking feel, and luxurious appearance similar to wood grain. In recent years, it has been adopted by major hotels such as Mitsui Garden Hotels, and is being increasingly used in apartments, commercial facilities, and residences! We also offer free samples, so please feel free to contact us.
"Senior Home" Flooring Recruitment - Scratch and stain resistant, easy-care flooring 'KATTENA'
In nursing homes and hospitals, users may spill drinks and food, cause scratches from moving furniture, or leave tire marks from wheelchairs... These scratches and stains can occur. "KATTENA" is a composite flooring that uses a uniquely developed high-performance melamine sheet on the surface, making it "resistant to scratches and stains." It can maintain a clean state for a long time with just simple wiping, and waxing is not required. Stubborn stains can also be removed using a melamine sponge, alcohol, or detergent for cleaning! 【Features】 ■ Resistant to scratches from shoes, casters, wheelchairs, and pet claws ■ Alcohol can be used as a virus disinfectant ■ Stubborn stains can be removed with a melamine sponge ■ Heat resistant, making it difficult for cigarette burns to mark ■ The surface has an embossed wood grain texture In recent years, it has also been adopted by major hotels. We have examples of its use, so please take a look. *If you would like a cut sample, please apply through "Contact Us." You can view product details from "PDF Download."
To preserve the texture, aesthetics, and durability of the wood, our company uses a "thick veneer" of 2 to 3 mm.
Composite flooring uses plywood as the core material and applies a thin veneer of wood on the surface. It does not significantly convey the texture or appearance differences of wood. Plywood is very resistant to changes in heat and humidity, resulting in fewer issues after installation, making it widely used in stores, educational facilities, and multi-family housing. The typical surface thickness is "0.3 to 1mm," but many of our composite floorings use a "thick veneer" with a surface thickness of "2 to 3mm," resulting in a thicker surface layer. Compared to thinner options, it is less prone to cracking, and there is little concern that deeper scratches will expose the underlying plywood.
