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| Ease of installation. |
| The floating flooring system is simple and low-cost. The rest of the products may be easily installed, following clear, professional instructions. |
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| Maintenance. |
| Parklex does not require any sort of scraping or varnishing as part of its maintenance. It need only be lightly cleansed with a mop, using liquid ph-neutral soap and water. |
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| Acoustic absorption. |
| Parklex 500 and Parklex 700 may be perforated, making them the ideal materials for acoustic absorption. They have been manufactured specifically for interiors where the acoustic factor is important. |
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| Service. |
| Parklex has a technical support department to answer any questions regarding product assembly and to give advice on the most appropriate type of covering to meet every need. |
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| Strength. |
| Material for intensive use indoor areas is made with the highest quality natural wood panels that have been impregnated using the Gureprex system, which provides a series of benefits with regards to abrasion, moisture resistance, hardness, scratch resistance and dimensional stability that are far superior to any of the varnish-treated products currently found on the market. |
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| Quality. |
| Parklex means quality. All our products have earned the CE mark and carry an absolute guarantee. Exterior panels are manufactured according to the European standard EN 438, which applies to HPL (high pressure laminates). This is why Parklex is the covering preferred by the world’s most prestigious architects. |
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| Moisture resistance. |
| The technology used by Parklex to manufacture the exterior coverings completely guarantees them against extreme weather conditions: rain, sun, humidity and heat. This same technology allows us to provide a material for interiors with identical resistance properties. Parklex therefore provides the ideal product for damp areas. |
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| Fire behavior. |
| The entire Parklex line is classified according to the new European standard EN 13.501-1:2002 regarding reaction to fire, obtaining the best results possible for organic materials. |
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