What is the Best Saw for Cutting Laminate Flooring?Blade Strength Be sure that the teeth of the blade are going to stand up! Make sure the blade has carbide-tipped teeth.

Carbide-tipped saws will last longer and will hold up to the hard laminate flooring better than saw blades without it. Keep in mind, however, even carbide blades will dull, so have a couple handy so you can switch out during your installation. The last thing you want to do is make a run to the store when you're in the middle of an installation!

Cost Effective. If you were having the thought: good things don't come cheap… just wait a minute!

Here's what we are going to offer: good quality laminate flooring that comes in a surprisingly affordable price! Laminate flooring is better in quality without expensive maintenance required. In short, laminate flooring is more money-saving in the long run as you do not need to spend on flooring maintenance.

Why thicker laminate flooring is better? Unfortunately customers aren't always informed about the repercussions of choosing a thinner, inferior laminate floor product. The edges of 8 mm MDF laminate flooring products are thinner than the 12 mm product.

That makes them vulnerable to damage and chipping before, and during installation. Then there's the question of longevity. We know our customers are looking for a product that can cope with a busy household of kids, pets and the other demands we as families put on our flooring.