FAQs

20 years warranty for Residential

10 years warranty for
Commercial

1 year warranty for workmanship

Lifetime warranty on wear layer
for Titanium Series

WARRANTY

  1. Mori offers REVF (Resilient Eco Vinyl Flooring) which is a new type of flooring that resembles natural wood with layers of new technology that enhances performance and comfort, making the material more durable. With click technology, it holds the joints of each vinyl firmly, even on uneven flooring without the worry of it popping up.

We have Belmont Series and Titanium Series

Belmont Series

5mm thick with wear layer of 0.5mm, UV coating with stain and scratch resistance

Titanium Series

5mm thick with wear layer of 0.7mm, titanium coating (R&D from Germany) which has 30% higher scratch resistance compared to vinyl in the market.

Yes, vinyl flooring is made of Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) and a mixture of Calcium Carbonate (Limestone). It is 100% waterproof.

Yes, They may look like natural wood, but they are made of synthetic material with zero wood content.

Yes, it is made from a material that contains a fire retardant that is used to slow down or stop the spread of fire, or reduce its intensity. 

Yes, Our product is lab tested in Singapore by Setsco Singapore in compliance with low Total Volatile Compound (Tvoc) and Phthalates content using only DOTP plasticizer to soften the PVC. 

Yes, It’s waterproof and you can use a wet cloth to clean off stains. Normal sweeping and wet mopping are good enough for maintenance of our vinyl flooring. Normal flooring cleaning agent can also be used.

 
 

Ø       20 years warranty for Residential

Ø       10 years warranty for Commercial

Ø       1 year warranty for workmanship 

Ø       Lifetime warranty on wear layer for Titanium Series

Coverage

Material Defects from Supplier like de-lamination, wear layer worn off too fast, water damage to the vinyl, permanent click joints opened at wider than 1mm

Exclusion

Product damage caused by Accidents and/or mishandling of products such as scratches, cuts and/or damage caused by sand or other abrasive materials Improper maintenance such as using strong chemicals that can damage the wear layer. Damage, scratches, cuts or other severe impacts due to dragging of furniture, or other heavy items.