Prasa

Stowarzyszenie Europejskich Producentów Paneli Laminowanych

Tu znajdziesz informacje prasowe EPLF.

Obsługę prasową EPLF sprawuje:

SEC Newgate EU
Rue Defacqz 52
1050 Brussels
Belgium

Press Office
Ms. Anne-Claude Martin
Tel.: +32 (0)2 536 8674
Fax: +32 (0)2 645 7999
E-Mail: presseplf [dot] com

Dowiedz się więcej

elne1103

Pure structure! Laminate flooring in 2011 – etched, bleached, stained, leached

The new laminate floors that will be the sensation of 2011, are characterised by visual depth and distinctive structures. The focus is on both light, elegant wooden decors, such as ash tree and elm tree and rustic looks in oak or walnut.

Dowiedz się więcej

elne1102

Global upswing on the laminate flooring market EPLF member firms achieved sales of 487 million m²

The economic crisis has been surmounted and there is a global upswing in the laminate flooring business. The year went so well that EPLF European Producers of Laminate Flooring, was able to record 2010 as the second best year in its history.

Dowiedz się więcej

elne1101

The laminate flooring sector is back! 2010 to be the second best year in EPLF history

The good news first: Laminate flooring business – it’s booming! Generating worldwide sales of 479 million m², EPLF European Producers of Laminate Flooring, has recorded 2010 as the second best year in its history. With roughly 500 Mio.

elnd1008_b1 Das Verlegen von Laminatböden gestaltet sich heute mit den modernen Klicksystemen denkbar einfach

Dowiedz się więcej

elne1008

Laminate - capable of withstanding day-to-day use Flooring with first-class properties

Laminate flooring isn’t just attractive, but fast to lay, easy to clean and simple to dispose of too. It offers impressively simple handling and great durability. Laminate flooring stands up to virtually all everyday spills and accidents: from cigarette ash to nail varnish.

Dowiedz się więcej

elne1007

Laminate flooring is high-tech Focus on digital printing and fold-down systems

Attractive design, great durability and quick to lay are features that everyone now associates with laminate flooring. But this unique floor covering has a lot more to offer.

Dowiedz się więcej

elne1006

In Bruges... EPLF members'meeting in Belgium

Following an invitation from Unilin, the latest meeting of members of the EPLF European Producers of Laminate Flooring was held in the beautiful Belgium city Bruges.

Dowiedz się więcej

elne1005

From Mona Lisa to Panga Panga Laminate flooring offers an impressive wealth of decors

The Mona Lisa has a smile that’s known throughout the world. Now, it has also found its way onto laminate flooring – a popular floor covering that makes everything possible. Thanks to modern digital printing, all sorts of unusual motifs can be turned into eye-catching flooring.

Dr. Theo Smet leitet den Arbeitskreis Technik im EPLF.

Dowiedz się więcej

elne1004

We have achieved a great deal! EPLF’s Technical Committee never tires

Spanning just 20 years, the history of laminate flooring is still relatively short. And what makes it even more exciting is the fact that you’ll be hard pushed to find another floor covering has developed so quickly and conquered such large shares of the market.

Dowiedz się więcej

elne1003

In with the chic whites and greys! The current trends in laminate flooring

For the laminate flooring industry, 2010 has started off with somewhat different bright looks. It’s rare to see so many bleached, leached or stained surfaces. White and grey are also chic, and not just in the fittings industry.

Dowiedz się więcej

elne1002

The market remains tough! Stable in Western Europe, declining in Eastern Europe

The situation on the laminate flooring market remains tough due to the global economic crisis.

Dowiedz się więcej

elne1001

The laminate flooring industry continues fighting Slight upward trends since the middle of 2009

2009 certainly wasn’t an easy year for the European laminate flooring industry. The situation in companies was characterised by falls in sales and reduced working hours. The impact of the global economic crisis on the laminate flooring industry was just as severe as in many other sectors.

Zu Holzschnitzeln zerkleinertes Altholz, das an Heizkraftwerke verkauft wird. Fotos: EPLF

Dowiedz się więcej

elnd0910

Holzschnitzel gewünscht? Laminatboden-Recycling nach Maß

Von Papier- oder Dosenrecycling hat wohl jeder schon mal gehört – aber kann man auch Laminatfußböden recyceln? Die Antwort ist: Ja! Laminatböden bestehen überwiegend aus Holz und lassen sich deshalb sowohl stofflich als auch thermisch verwerten.

Cover einer Laminatboden-EPD. Foto: EPLF

Dowiedz się więcej

elne0909

Laminate flooring EPDs are ready! EPLF calls for sustainable building

They’re ready! The first EPDs Environmental Product Declarations for laminate flooring are currently being published on website of the IBU Institut Bauen und Umwelt e.V. at www.bau-umwelt.de.

Prof. Dr. Horst Bossenmayer und Hans Peters vom IBU Institut Bauen und Umwelt e.V. übergeben die Mitgliedsurkunde an Wiebke Knerich vom EPLF. Foto: IBU

Dowiedz się więcej

elne0908

EPLF is a member of the IBU Sustainable building is a hot topic

Since May 2009, the EPLF European Producers of Laminate Flooring has been a member of the IBU Institut Bauen und Umwelt e.V., which is based in Königswinter (Germany).

Dowiedz się więcej

elne0907

News from the EPLF Meeting of members at Interprint

Each year in May, laminate flooring manufacturers belonging to the EPLF and their suppliers meet for the ordinary meeting of members. This year’s meeting was hosted by Interprint and took place in the German Arnsberg, in the beautiful Sauerland region.

Przewijanie do góry

Szukaj

Login

Pure structure! Laminate flooring in 2011 – etched, bleached, stained, leached

The new laminate floors that will be the sensation of 2011, are characterised by visual depth and distinctive structures. The focus is on both light, elegant wooden decors, such as ash tree and elm tree and rustic looks in oak or walnut.

Global upswing on the laminate flooring market EPLF member firms achieved sales of 487 million m²

The economic crisis has been surmounted and there is a global upswing in the laminate flooring business. The year went so well that EPLF European Producers of Laminate Flooring, was able to record 2010 as the second best year in its history.

The laminate flooring sector is back! 2010 to be the second best year in EPLF history

The good news first: Laminate flooring business – it’s booming! Generating worldwide sales of 479 million m², EPLF European Producers of Laminate Flooring, has recorded 2010 as the second best year in its history. With roughly 500 Mio.

Laminate - capable of withstanding day-to-day use Flooring with first-class properties

Laminate flooring isn’t just attractive, but fast to lay, easy to clean and simple to dispose of too. It offers impressively simple handling and great durability. Laminate flooring stands up to virtually all everyday spills and accidents: from cigarette ash to nail varnish.

Laminate flooring is high-tech Focus on digital printing and fold-down systems

Attractive design, great durability and quick to lay are features that everyone now associates with laminate flooring. But this unique floor covering has a lot more to offer.

In Bruges... EPLF members'meeting in Belgium

Following an invitation from Unilin, the latest meeting of members of the EPLF European Producers of Laminate Flooring was held in the beautiful Belgium city Bruges.

From Mona Lisa to Panga Panga Laminate flooring offers an impressive wealth of decors

The Mona Lisa has a smile that’s known throughout the world. Now, it has also found its way onto laminate flooring – a popular floor covering that makes everything possible. Thanks to modern digital printing, all sorts of unusual motifs can be turned into eye-catching flooring.

We have achieved a great deal! EPLF’s Technical Committee never tires

Spanning just 20 years, the history of laminate flooring is still relatively short. And what makes it even more exciting is the fact that you’ll be hard pushed to find another floor covering has developed so quickly and conquered such large shares of the market.

In with the chic whites and greys! The current trends in laminate flooring

For the laminate flooring industry, 2010 has started off with somewhat different bright looks. It’s rare to see so many bleached, leached or stained surfaces. White and grey are also chic, and not just in the fittings industry.

The market remains tough! Stable in Western Europe, declining in Eastern Europe

The situation on the laminate flooring market remains tough due to the global economic crisis.

The laminate flooring industry continues fighting Slight upward trends since the middle of 2009

2009 certainly wasn’t an easy year for the European laminate flooring industry. The situation in companies was characterised by falls in sales and reduced working hours. The impact of the global economic crisis on the laminate flooring industry was just as severe as in many other sectors.

Holzschnitzel gewünscht? Laminatboden-Recycling nach Maß

Von Papier- oder Dosenrecycling hat wohl jeder schon mal gehört – aber kann man auch Laminatfußböden recyceln? Die Antwort ist: Ja! Laminatböden bestehen überwiegend aus Holz und lassen sich deshalb sowohl stofflich als auch thermisch verwerten.

Laminate flooring EPDs are ready! EPLF calls for sustainable building

They’re ready! The first EPDs Environmental Product Declarations for laminate flooring are currently being published on website of the IBU Institut Bauen und Umwelt e.V. at www.bau-umwelt.de.

EPLF is a member of the IBU Sustainable building is a hot topic

Since May 2009, the EPLF European Producers of Laminate Flooring has been a member of the IBU Institut Bauen und Umwelt e.V., which is based in Königswinter (Germany).

News from the EPLF Meeting of members at Interprint

Each year in May, laminate flooring manufacturers belonging to the EPLF and their suppliers meet for the ordinary meeting of members. This year’s meeting was hosted by Interprint and took place in the German Arnsberg, in the beautiful Sauerland region.