Sunstar Maxi Smooth hybrid flooring combines a 100% waterproof 7mm construction with a 0.5mm wear layer, 5-star acoustic rating and P4 slip rating. Its ultra-matte smooth finish creates a clean, low-sheen look across timber colours including Blackbutt and Spotted Gum designs.
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100% Waterproof
5-Star Acoustic Rating
P4 Slip Rating
0.5mm Wear Layer
Ultra-Matte Finish
Sunstar Maxi Smooth takes a practical approach to a waterproof 7mm hybrid with a 0.5mm wear layer, five-star acoustic rating, P4 slip result and ultra-matte smooth finish. Verified range features are 100% Waterproof, 5-Star Acoustic Rating, P4 Slip Rating, 0.5mm Wear Layer and Ultra-Matte Finish. The waterproof claim applies to the product; correct subfloor preparation, installation and perimeter detailing still matter. The stated test or classification gives buyers a concrete comparison point instead of a general performance claim. Browse the wider hybrid flooring collection to compare it with other hybrid constructions. For a useful format or construction comparison, review Sunstar Maxi.
The selection includes Burnie, Coastal Spotted Gum, Elliston, Fairhaven, Parker Hill, Rustic Blackbutt, Rustic Spotted Gum, Stanley and Torquay. The pale and coastal colours keep the smooth surface understated, while Rustic Blackbutt and Rustic Spotted Gum make the low-sheen grain more prominent. Start with Sunstar Maxi Smooth Torquay, then compare samples in the actual room at different times of day. This is the clearest way to judge undertone, grain contrast and plank scale before ordering.
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