With its warm natural tone, professional-grade durability, and authentic wood appearance, Honey Reserve offers a premium flooring solution with long-term value. Its Rigid Core construction, acoustic comfort, and UV protection make it a highly dependable choice for any type of space.






The Ultra Adisa Plank Collection introduces one of the most durable and visually impressive flooring options available today. The Honey Reserve color features a warm, natural wood tone that elevates any interior style while providing exceptional performance for both residential and commercial environments.
Built with a Rigid Core construction, this flooring delivers superior dimensional stability, excellent impact resistance, and long-lasting performance even in high-traffic areas. Each plank is engineered with a premium Unilin Click system, allowing fast, secure installation without adhesives or additional tools.
The Deep Emboss texture highlights rich grain patterns, creating a realistic wood appearance with an authentic touch and elegant visual depth. The surface is finished with a protective UV coating, ensuring resistance against scratching, fading, and everyday wear.
This product also includes an IXPE underlayment attached, improving acoustic comfort, reducing sound transfer, and providing a softer and more solid walking surface.
Collection: Ultra Adisa Plank
Color Code: Honey Reserve
Construction: Rigid Core
Installation Method: Unilin Click
Texture: Deep Emboss
Underlayment: IXPE Attached
Surface Finish: UV Coating
Overall Thickness: 8.0mm
Wear Layer: 28 mil
Plank Size: 9” x 60”
SqFt Per Carton: 18.701 sqft
SqFt Per Pallet: 972.45 sqft
SqFt Per Truckload: 15,073 sqft
Highly durable 28mil wear layer
Realistic deep wood emboss texture
Hassle-free floating installation
UV-resistant and scratch-resistant finish
Built-in IXPE acoustic underlayment
Perfect for residential or commercial spaces
Living rooms and bedrooms
Hallways and common areas
Home offices
High-traffic residential zones
Retail stores and commercial interiors
Contemporary and modern spaces