Laminate on the wall in the hallway interior

Laminate isn't just for your floors. Wall laminate - this trend is nothing new. Modern systems make it easy to install parquet, laminate or slate-style wood tiles on a wall. And in this way they not only create a cozy living atmosphere, but also showcase the room in a special way.

Wall surfaces covered with parquet or laminate will become a real attractive force in any home.

Features of laminate on the corridor wall

• Quickly transform the surface of the walls in the hallway. Installs faster, easier and cleaner than traditional tile. The adhesive and optional grout are pre-mixed and installation can be completed in one day without long drying times between steps. Use a suitable, high quality wall adhesive and follow the guidelines for installing engineered tile floors on walls.
• Installing laminate flooring on a wall is incredibly easy, thanks to a specific wall mounting system. It includes mounting guides, defined start, end and mounting pins. All quality floors are simply mounted on the wall. Once the first row is level, the panels can be easily attached using starting pegs.
• The aluminum profile that covers the sides is a finish that forms a wonderful structure for your fresh room.
• Easy to remove. The system can be easily removed in the reverse order of its installation. The panels are removed, the wall mounting rails are unscrewed, and the drill holes are smoothed again. Therefore, the system is a good option for temporary rooms. When you leave home, you can simply pick it up and find a new place within your four walls.
• Wear resistance. Your laminate-coated walls will retain their high-quality appearance much longer than surfaces covered with wallpaper.

Choosing laminate flooring for the hallway

Laminate floors made in Europe are marked with protected symbols called load classes. They provide information about the load capacity and therefore the recommended use of the floor. Before a product is labeled according to the relevant requirements, it undergoes special tests that ensure strict quality control.

Reference. The CE mark is a sign of material safety.

The CE mark is a product designation according to EU legislation. The mark is designed to protect all end consumers in Europe. Laminate floors are subject to strict rules for use, such as environmental friendliness, fire resistance and anti-slip properties.

When buying laminate, always look for the CE mark and load classes. If a product has two characteristics, you know you are getting a proven product that you can trust.

Color and interior combinations

The lighting in your room gradually changes throughout the day. Judging color at night under artificial light will create a completely different impression than at midday under natural sunlight. So make sure you evaluate samples at different times of the day under different lighting conditions.

When choosing laminate for the wall, look through interior design magazines. The photos will certainly give you ideas on how to place the laminate on the wall in a more interesting way. After all, you You can use any option: horizontally, vertically, diagonally.

No matter how big or small your hallway is, color in your interior will always have a big impact on the feeling of space you get.

• Is your hallway large and wide? To you it is worth using warm or dark colors, such as wenge or walnut. These colors tend to make large rooms appear smaller, making them feel cozier.
• If you're short on space in a tiny room, using the right colors can make a big difference in the visual impact. Try using lighter, natural floor colors such as beige or light oak. These shades have the ability to really open up a room without having to clear out the furniture.