RoyalGuard Laminate — Chelsea Ivory — 12mm Laminate Flooring | AC5 | 72hr Water Resistance

Chelsea Ivory Laminate Flooring brings a soft, elegant ivory tone with a gentle, understated grain pattern that complements both classic and contemporary interiors. The light, neutral colour palette creates a sense of space and calm — perfect for living areas, bedrooms, and hallways where a refined, airy aesthetic is desired.

Engineered for superior performance, Chelsea Ivory features an AC5-rated wear layer — an ultra-commercial-grade surface that delivers exceptional resistance against scratches, scuffs, heavy furniture, and high-traffic environments. With an industry-leading 72-hour water resistance, it offers extended protection against spills, mopping, and moisture exposure, making it one of the most durable laminate options available. The licensed click system allows for a fast, glue-free floating floor installation.

Key features

• Water resistance: 72 hours of advanced water resistance for superior protection in high-moisture areas
• AC5 wear rating: Ultra-commercial-grade surface protection against scratches, scrapes, dents, and heavy foot traffic
• Slip resistance: P3 rated for added safety across all room types
• 4-sided micro bevel: Authentic plank look with realistic edge detailing
• Easy installation: Licensed click system for fast and simple DIY fitting

Technical specifications

• Type: Laminate Flooring
• Dimensions: 1845mm (L) × 194mm (W) × 12mm (T)
• Thickness: 12mm
• Wear rating: AC5
• Surface finish: AC5
• Edges: 4-sided micro bevel
• Joining system: Licensed click system
• Water resistance: 72 hours
• Slip resistance: P3
• CHF value: Contact supplier for specification
• Smoke value: Contact supplier for specification
• Pack size: 5 boards | 1.7897m² | 18.5 kg
• Installation method: Floating floor

Colour disclaimer

This product is made from natural materials. Individual pieces and batches may vary in colour, texture, and naturally occurring features. Any sample shown is an indication of colour only and is not necessarily representative of the overall effect.