Naturale CBA-F10 presents oak in a warm, versatile shade that allows the grain, knots and natural variation of the timber to remain part of the interior. Its calm golden-brown character works equally well with soft minimalism, contemporary classics and material-led architectural spaces.
Part of the Corà Easy collection, this parquet is designed for floating installation with the modern 5Gc Easy Click interlocking system. The boards connect securely without glue, making installation quick and practical, including in furnished spaces and over a suitable existing floor. The floor can also be dismantled and relaid in another room, home or office.
Easy combines the natural beauty and intrinsic elegance of wood with an accessible, project-friendly format. Its abrasion resistance, measured by the Taber test, is higher than that of standard wood floors in the same price range, supporting lasting performance in everyday interiors.
Key benefits
- Real oak character with warm, natural tonal variation
- Two board formats for different room scales and laying concepts
- 5Gc Easy Click system for fast, glue-free assembly
- Floating installation over a suitable prepared subfloor or existing flooring
- Removable construction allows the floor to be dismantled and relaid
- Strong abrasion resistance for its price category, according to Corà’s Taber-test statement
- Suitable for residential, office and hospitality interior concepts
Sizes
14 × 110 × 1100 mm
14 × 180 × 2200 mm
Choose Corà Naturale oak flooring through Archideco in Riga for a private residence, apartment renovation, office or hospitality project in Latvia or across the Baltics.
Availability - pre-order.
The Easy collection — available from the Corà warehouse for prompt delivery, starting from 2 working weeks after order confirmation and down payment.
The Design/EvoGarant Collections — starting from 6 working weeks after order confirmation and down payment.
Contact the Archideco team to check samples, quantities, the current delivery schedule and your introductory offer.
