Laminate flooring

What is Laminate Flooring?

Laminate flooring is synthetic flooring that is made up of several layers that are fused together using adhesive, pressure and heat. The process is known as lamination and is different from hardwood floors, as thought they are manufactured to replicate hardwood, it contain no wood materials. The materials used for laminate is constructed with resins and fibreboard particles, though the top surface is a transparent layer of plastic that covers the design.

Benefits Of Laminate

A properly installed laminate flooring is low maintenance, but will last a long time. To maintain your laminate floors, a simple mopping, vacuuming or even sweeping regularly will do.

- Ease Of Installation 

Laminate flooring doesn’t need stapling, gluing or nailing under it, the installing process will be possible on almost any surface. Installations done with a simply yet durable system that attached the planks strongly together. To make matters even better, the process can be done promptly with minimal clean up.

- Fine Wood Grain Appearance 

Laminate is specifically crafted to replicate real hardwood floor, but in addition, offers a wide range of designs / textures to fit everyone’s needs. The laminate is done so incredibly well, many will be left wondering whether it is true real wood. 

- Versatility

Laminate flooring doesn’t contract or expand like hardwood flooring. It allows it to be used anywhere, including on concrete, vinyl, plywood, etc. This allows a great flooring to satisfy all your dreams.

-  Durability 

No flooring materials, even hardwood flooring, can compare with the durability of laminate flooring. From scratches, to UV rays, to even the worst damages of them all, laminate flooring is resistant to damages and fading beyond any other materials.