MORI's Latest Hit

MORI Engineered Hardwood Flooring employs the unique Japanese CrossGain technology to yield superior strength and stability.

The warm yet elegant Myrtlewood

It is a well-known fact that engineered hardwood flooring is more stable than other types of wood or wood-based flooring.

The dimensional stability in engineered hardwood flooring renders any wood speciesto be easily installed almost anywhere, under any climate.

At MORI Engineered Hardwood Flooring, this is achieved by employing the unique CrossGrain technology, which yields superior strength and stability.

A lesser-known fact is that due to greater efficiency in wood utilisation, certain species, which is traditionally impractical for flooring purpose, may now be used for engineered hardwood flooring.

Introducing the latest flooring option from MORI Engineered Hardwood Flooring - Myrtlewood - a valuable hardwood species that originates from Americal, characterised by its fine yet velvety graining, with a general soft red tone marked by the occasional gentle streaks of cream, honey, purple o even the rare muted green and grey tan shades.

Myrtlewood exudes a warm yet quiet elegance to the surrounding space - you will like it.

View MORI Engineered Hardwood Flooring's latest flooring option, the Myrtlewood, at the Homedec Exhibition at the KL Convention Centre.

There will also be other selected hardwoods offered at very attractive prices during the exhibition.