Unilin Technologies

At Unilin Technologies, we develop and license groundbreaking technologies that push boundaries and shape the future of the home improvement industry, including advancements in flooring, panels, ceramics and furniture. From pioneering click systems to sustainable solutions, our innovations empower manufacturers worldwide to deliver smarter, stronger, and more beautiful products.

With close to 4500 patents spanning over 550 patent families and a global network of partners, we provide more than access to the newest technologies. We deliver expertise, support throughout the supply chain, and commit to continuous innovation. Whether it’s easier installation, enhanced durability, or eco-friendly solutions, our technologies make better spaces, one product at a time.

All Unilin locking systems are up to the highest standards

NEW: Discover our flooring accessories technology

Matching stair covers, baseboards, and profiles to a floor is often complex, time-consuming and expensive. When a new flooring design or color is introduced, traditional accessory production typically relies on a costly and extensive color-matching process – which still doesn’t fully match the original floor.

With these patented, and market-proven technologies, accessories can be produced directly from the original flooring plank. As a result, all accessories share the exact design, texture and wear layer of the floor, creating a perfectly coordinated look across every element of the installation.

This technology is the first to offer stairnoses for all types of flooring – including laminate - in both a modern square-edge and more traditional roundnose, along with clickable baseboards, and 4-in-1 profiles.

Stairnoses

Clickable baseboards

4-in-1 profiles

L2C label program

In order to identify boxes of flooring that are given patent protection under the license of Unilin Technologies, the “License to Click” or “L2C Label Program” was introduced. A box of flooring products that is correctly labelled can be considered as licensed. If not correctly labelled, the flooring products are considered to be unlicensed, even if they are made by a licensee.