Fundamentally bad product
Fundamentally bad product. Obviously the company has spent a lot of money on marketing and sales. But the product itself is just bad. You cannot cover and area of more than 3m2 without pattern repeats. Given the astronomical pricing you'd expect at least some investment to have gone into ensuring the products are of high quality.
I've covered a total area of 60m2 in Seychelles and what would have been a relatively simple job turned into lots of wasted time having to go through boxes, open planks, find that the plank is identical to the last one, go through another box.
UPDATE following Floorify's response:
Floorify's reply misrepresents my complaint. My issue is not that I had to open multiple boxes — of course a 60m² installation requires many boxes. My issue is that across 25+ boxes, there were no more than about 7 distinct plank designs in total.
Their advice to "mix several boxes" only works if different boxes contain different designs. They don't. Mixing boxes of identical planks still leaves you with identical planks. You cannot distribute variation that doesn't exist.
Do the maths: 60m² covered with roughly 7 unique designs means each design repeats dozens of times across the floor. On a pattern like Seychelles — with very distinctive dark areas and knots — those repeats are impossible to miss. Claiming the product is "specifically designed with a high degree of plank variation" is simply contradicted by what's in the boxes.
A response that addressed the actual limitation — the small number of unique prints per range — would have been more honest than implying I installed it incorrectly. My original review stands: at this price point, the lack of genuine pattern variety is a fundamental product flaw.
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