This surface finish introduces a tangible, deep wood-grain structure to the rustic plank floor designs and a natural look and feel to Quick-Step® ceramic tiles.

‘Country Surface’ has the look and feel of a floor which has been treated by hand and with traditional methods. You can see and feel the hand of the craftsman in each and every plank

Soft Country Surface offers subtle and uneven notches in the surface which give the floor that typical aged look.

Every plank has recessed edges, just as you would expect in scraped floors. This exclusive and pioneering development was obviously inspired by traditionally produced floors.

‘Authentic®’ is a surface finish which matches the wood variety perfectly, just like a solid parquet floor.

‘Natural Authentic®’ is a unique technique that mirrors the pattern and relief of the wood motif even more faithfully. The surface not only looks very authentic, it feels natural too.

For this technique, a thin layer of paint is applied to the top layer and it is then wiped off. The paint remains in the pores and irregular structure of the laminate and creates a light surface.

Quick-Step® Perspective® laminate planks are slightly bevelled along the long side so that the panels click into place to create a subtle v-groove which has the same finish as the surface design.

With Perspective® 4 you create a subtle v-groove along the long sides by clicking the Quick-Step® laminate panels together. But that’s not all because the short sides are slightly bevelled too.

Micro-Perspective® 4 has been specially perfected for the Quick-Step® Elegance® small planks and the Quadra natural stone tiles. The very fine v-grooves of the planks and tiles are decorated with the same design or colour as the surface.

The unique combination of 3 plank lengths (small, medium, large) ensures a realistic and varied effect. That means you always install a luxurious, durable laminate floor with the elegant appearance of solid plank flooring.

For the small laminate planks each design offers 18 or 54 different wood patterns, creating an interplay of natural tints. This technique means that your floor is almost indistinguishable from the real thing.