Laminate flooring is a versatile product which will transform your home.
An affordable and practical means of creating a real wood look, it’s no wonder laminate is such a popular choice amongst our client base.
As well as providing an aura of elegance, this wood flooring is stain and scratch resistant, low maintenance and durable.
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Generally laminate flooring is not waterproof. It is made from wood materials, which come in planks that click and join together. If water or moisture gets in to these joints then the wood can expand and start to 'tent' up, this is why laminate is not advised for areas of high moisture like bathrooms and kitchens.
Water resistant laminate products have been introduced to the market but it is not something that we feel comfortable recommending.
Laminate flooring is not suitable for bathrooms and we would advise against it in kitchens. Moisture created in these areas can get into the laminate joints and cause irreversible swelling.
Laminate is a hard wearing product, yes. It is made from HDF (High density fibre) wood, which provides stability and durability, and is finished with a protective layer that provides dent and scratch resistance.
Laminate is suitable for many areas of your home including Bedrooms, Living Rooms, Dining Rooms, Hallways and Conservatories.
Laminate flooring is suitable for underfloor heating. It can be laid on top of both wet and electric systems.
Laminate flooring is probably the coldest floorcovering out of carpet, vinyl, laminate and LVT but it is not particularly cold as a product by itself. If your room is warm then this heat will be passed on to the flooring. Laminate underlay can also play a part, fibre board underlay will provide more warmth than a foam underlay.
Please see our extensive range of Laminated flooring.
