Laminate Flooring
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FAQs
Laminate flooring is a synthetic flooring product composed of multiple layers, including a high-resolution photographic image of natural wood or tile, covered by a clear, protective resin layer. It replicates the look of real hardwood or tile but is more cost-effective. Unlike hardwood, laminate is not made of real wood and is generally more resistant to scratches and moisture than both hardwood and tile.
Laminate flooring with a moisture-resistant core can be suitable for bathrooms and kitchens, but it’s essential to follow the manufacturer’s recommendations and maintain proper sealing to prevent moisture damage.
Laminate flooring often features a user-friendly click-lock system that allows for DIY installation. However, hiring a professional installer ensures a smooth, warranty-compliant installation, particularly for larger or complex areas.
Laminate floors are relatively easy to maintain. Regular sweeping or vacuuming and occasional damp mopping with a manufacturer-recommended cleaning solution suffice. Avoid excess moisture and abrasive cleaners to prevent damage.
In some cases, laminate can be installed over existing flooring if it’s in good condition, level, and properly prepared. Consult the manufacturer’s guidelines and consider hiring a professional to assess the suitability of the existing flooring.
Laminate flooring offers a wide range of design options, including various wood species, tile patterns, and colors. High-quality laminate can convincingly mimic the appearance of real wood or tile, with a vast selection of styles and finishes to match your desired aesthetic.