Laminate Flooring Guide

WHAT IS LAMINATE FLOORING?

Laminate floors have the appearance of real wood grain planks and offer a convincing, yet less expensive alternative to hardwood floors. Laminate flooring was invented in the early 1980’s and developed in Sweden; it is a durable product that is usually made up of four layers and generally longer-lasting than many of the materials it imitates.

What are the Features & Benefits of Laminate Flooring?

Versatile - available in a range of both contemporary and traditional designs

Easy to Fit - your floor can be changed every time you decorate as it is easy to fit yourself.

Hardwearing - perfect for areas of heavy use.

Easy to Clean - excellent for busy households

Non-allergenic - Good for allergy sufferers

Compatible - with under floor heating

Resistant - to fading, stains, household chemicals and impact resistant

Easily maintained

What Laminate Flooring Styles are there?

2 strip and 3 strip designs - perfectly modern contemporary room.

Full Plank designs - ideal for traditional.

Tile effects - a great choice for conservatories, kitchens and bathrooms.

Plank Dimensions

Laminate flooring dimensions indicate the plank depth, width and length for each range. Laminate flooring is sold in packs, and contain multiple planks equating to a m2 coverage.