Laminate Flooring

Laminate flooring requires little maintenance. You don't have to wax or oil your floors, have them sanded and restained, or screened and recoated. The best laminate care is to keep them dirt and dust free.

Laminate flooring has a dense inner core and a glued-on layer or fused layers of outer material. Many types of laminate flooring simulate wood, but some look like marble or granite. A popular alternative to other hard surface products, high-quality laminate flooring resists staining, wear, and fading much better than wood and natural stone while providing unique looks and appeal. It's durable (about 10 times stronger than a kitchen countertop) and is water-resistant, offering use in bathrooms and kitchens in addition to high traffic areas. Unlike most hardwoods, laminates are virtually dent resistant.

Laminate flooring is a material made to look like natural products such as wood flooring or natural stone, yet are made up of either synthetic materials (usually ) or of synthetic materials combined with natural and recycled ingredients and covered with an attached including an aluminum oxide finish.  Most unique to laminate flooring is its monolithic function once each plank or tile is clicked into one another, without the use of glue, staples, nails, or cementitious compounds. Laminate floors "float" over the installations sub-floor after laying a foam/film underlayment to provide moisture & sound reducing properties.

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