Allura Flex 1.0 is a preferred LVT solution for high-traffic areas such as shops and offices. This flooring option minimizes downtime and allows for easy removal for potential reuse or recycling. Ready for the circular economy, Allura Flex showcases Forbo's exclusive second-generation Flex technology, ensuring exceptional dimensional stability, strength, performance, and quality.
The Allura Flex 1.0 Wood collection offers 47 natural wood designs in various plank sizes.
The Allura Flex 1.0 Material collection offers 39 unique designs in various shapes.
Allura Flex is available with a wear layer of 1.0 and 0.55 mm thick.
SUSTAINABILITY
• Phthalate-free with low indoor emissions, produced in Europe using 100% renewable energy
• Includes at least 20% controlled recycled content, fully recyclable for circular economy use
DESIGN
• Exclusive realistic wood and material designs, diverse size options like herringbone and XL
• Seamless integration with Tessera and Flotex ranges without transition strips for integrated designs
QUALITY
• Functional layer construction ensures superior stability and performance
• Special backing construction for added comfort and impact sound reduction
• The 1.0 mm wear layer option provides top-of-the-market strength and durability
View the Allura brochure: Allura Brochure
View digital sample book(s):
Allura Dryback, Flex II, Puzzle sample book
Allura Decibel sample book
Check out more about Forbo's portfolio of products: Product Page
The Allura Flex collection offers a large range of designs in a variety of sizes, making the design possibilities endless. Allura luxury vinyl tiles are also ideal for mixing and matching with other Forbo flooring collections, such as Tessera carpet tiles and Flotex flocked flooring. Get inspired by all the possibilities offered by our Allura luxury vinyl tiles!
Each project is unique and has its own requirements. This can depend on the subfloor, the amount of traffic that passes through, or the size of the project. We offer solutions for all types of applications in our Allura LVT portfolio. Depending on your project requirements, you can choose between Dryback, Flex, or puzzle vinyl tiles.
In addition, there is Allura Decibel, our silent hero. Allura Decibel offers the looks and performance of our other Allura floors and meets 19 dB acoustic requirements.
The images below show the unique characteristics of each floor type and how the different constructions are built up.
How to specify your order?
Each Allura collection has a unique identifier that indicates the construction:
● DR7 - Allura Dryback wear layer 0.70 mm
● DR5 - Allura Dryback wear layer 0.55 mm
● DR4 - Allura Dryback wear layer 0.40 mm
● FL1 - Allura Flex wear layer 1.0 mm
● FL5 - Allura Flex wear layer 0.55 mm
● PZ7 - Allura Puzzle wear layer 0.70 mm
● AD8 – Allura Decibel wear layer 0.80 mm
● AD3 – Allura Decibel wear layer 0.35 mm
Each colour has a colourway number, like 60284. Add the code above as a suffix behind the colourway number to specify your required Allura construction.
Example: you want the dark twine in Allura Flex with wear layer thickness 0.55 mm. Take the colourway number of dark twine which is 63655, and add FL5 behind the number: 63655FL5.
Download here the overview of the Allura Flex NCS & LRV values
About LRV
In architecture, Light Reflectance Value (LRV) is a measure of the percentage of visible and usable light that is reflected from a surface when illuminated by a light source. The LRV can be linked to a number of decisions on which a colour can be chosen. The approximate LRV of a colour indicates the amount of visible light that a colour will reflect. Black has a light reflectance value of 0% and absorbs all light. White has a light reflectance value of 100% and keeps a building light and cool. LRV also links to the use of electricity where lighter colours need less lighting, which is a direct saving for the environment. All Forbo floor coverings carry a light reflection value, which can be found in the text next to the enlargement of the tabletop and in the NCS & LRV values document.
About NCS
NCS colour coding describes the colour of any material. With numeric colour codes, so called NCS Notations, such as NCS S 1080-Y70R, any colour can be described precisely. NCS has defined 1950 standardised colours at every 10th step of the colour space to represent the entire colour space. Each notation's colour sample is visually identical to any other colour sample of the same notation, whether it is a standardised colour or a colour in between the 1950 standard colours. This way you can find matching flooring colours with other coloured items in a room.
The 'Natural Colour System' NCS has been developed in order to identify the colour value, its intensity and hue for a product. By using the NCS measurement system, colours and colour groups can be identified and matched regardless of the material that has been used. In this way colour coordinates for different aspects of the interior of a building can be determined. All Forbo Flooring products carry an NCS code, which can be found next to the enlargement of the tabletop and in our download center.
Forbo's Allura Flex luxury vinyl tiles are easy to install, clean and maintain.
Download here the
Installing Allura Flex LVT Flooring
Installing Allura LVT Flooring
Caring for Forbo Allura & Allura Flex
Forbo Adhesive Recommendation Chart
Or watch the Allura Flex installation video
Forbo offers compatible Coral entrance flooring to keep your Allura floor clean for longer.
Download here the Allura Flex technical specifications
More documentation can be found in our download center
Building Information Modelling files are available for all colours and can be downloaded from the BIMobject website: Allura Flex BIM files
