Some of the things this floor is best known for are its modern styling, its beautiful look, the fact that it’s easy to maintain, and stand up well to some of the most harrowing foot traffic.
The authentic wood look is probably one of the most appealing points of interest in this product. The authenticity and natural look actually makes it hard to tell the difference between Haro and the real thing. However, it’s no surprise really, since Haro has had more than sixty years to hone their experience to bring these products to life.
As actual real wood specialists, they really know a thing or two about the whole natural wood look, as well as the best way to display real wood features in the best lighting situations. This means that each room can be turned into a spotlight all its own.
Haro laminate flooring perfectly mimics nature, with wood species replications such as walnut, pine and oak, just to name a few. However, there’s no worry as to which species is hardier, as the hardness is all the same in laminate flooring. Only the looks change. So if someone absolutely loves pine, but has a high-traffic jungle of a space to refloor, there are no worries. Haro can stand up to just about any amount of traffic.
Additionally, this hard surface flooring may be made of more than 90% wood products, but you’ll find it resists such solid wood enemies as cigarette burns, untrimmed pet nails and even spike heels.