Where can I install laminate wood flooring? Laminate flooring is an extremely versatile flooring product.

There are several locations that are not recommended for laminate flooring. Because laminate flooring is a wood base flooring product it is not recommended that laminates be installed in wet locations such as bathrooms, washrooms, saunas, enclosed porches or verandas, or anywhere that may require wet mopping. Extended exposure to moisture of this type may cause the core of your laminate flooring to warp or swell.

The hard wearing abrasion resistant surfaces provide protection against moisture. Caring for laminate flooring is extremely easy.

Basic cleaning can be done with the vacuum cleaner, or simply wiping with a damp cloth. Universal Cleaner will provide a good deep clean. Any scratches can be repaired with a repair kit.

Laminate Flooring is an extremely popular choice because it can mimic materials such as wood and stone, but at less expense. Laminates are made up of layers- the top is a thin veneer, or a photographic layer that replicates the look of wood-bonded together to make durable floor that is relatively easy to install, usually by “clicking” sections together.

Laminates have rapidly cornered the market for inexpensive, easy-maintenance flooring.

Proponents of hardwood argue that it's the best choice, while proponents of laminate sing its praises and wouldn't trade for anything. Deciding which type of flooring is best for you depends on a variety of factors.

Laminate wood flooring (also called floating wood tile) is a multi-layer synthetic flooring product that's fused together with a lamination process. Laminate flooring simulates wood with a photographic applique layer under a clear protective layer.

Laminate wood flooring (also called floating wood tile) is a multi-layer synthetic flooring product that's fused together with a lamination process. Laminate flooring simulates wood with a photographic applique layer under a clear protective layer.

Laminate flooring is a multi-layer synthetic flooring product combined together through a lamination process. Laminate wood flooring simulates wood with a decorative paper (B) under a clear protective layer (A).

The protective layer serves important functions. It protects laminate from scratches and prevent decorative paper from fading due to exposure of UV lights from the sun.

Laminate flooring is a multi-layer synthetic flooring product combined together through a lamination process. Laminate wood flooring simulates wood with a decorative paper (B) under a clear protective layer (A).

The protective layer serves important functions. It protects laminate from scratches and prevent decorative paper from fading due to exposure of UV lights from the sun.

What is Laminate Flooring? Laminate flooring is a multi-layer synthetic flooring product combined together through a lamination process. Laminate wood flooring simulates wood with a decorative paper (B) under a clear protective layer (A).

The protective layer serves important functions. It protects laminate from scratches and prevent decorative paper from fading due to exposure of UV lights from the sun.Decorative and protective layers are both supported by high-density fibre board (C) and backing layer (D) that keeps the board straight.

Price. Laminate wood flooring is made from composite wood pressed together at high temperatures. After that, a layer image of solid wood is then covered over the composite wood to form the laminate, making it cheaper.

In average, the cost of installing laminate wood is 50% less than solid wood. These planks are made entirely from harvested trees and the pricing depends on how exotic the tree is. Thus, the cost of solid wood can be much higher.

Laminate wood flooring is made from composite wood pressed together at high temperatures. After that, a layer image of solid wood is then covered over the composite wood to form the laminate, making it cheaper.

In average, the cost of installing laminate wood is 50% less than solid wood.