Laminate
Laminate flooring delivers the beauty of hardwood or stone at a fraction of the cost. Today's laminate features photographic technology so advanced that it is virtually indistinguishable from the real thing, combined with exceptional scratch and fade resistance.
Why Choose Laminate?
Laminate flooring delivers the beauty of hardwood or stone at a fraction of the cost. Today's laminate features photographic technology so advanced that it is virtually indistinguishable from the real thing, combined with exceptional scratch and fade resistance.
- Realistic wood and stone visuals
- Highly scratch and dent resistant
- Fade resistant even in sunny rooms
- Easy click-lock installation
- Budget-friendly pricing
- Low maintenance requirements
Laminate Flooring Guides
Everything you need to know about laminate flooring, from selection to maintenance.
How Laminate Is Made
Laminate flooring is a multi-layer product engineered for beauty and durability. The construction typically consists of four layers, each serving a specific purpose.
Read Guide →Laminate Styles
Wood-look laminate is the most popular choice, available in oak, hickory, walnut, maple, and exotic species designs. Textured surfaces with embossed-in-register technology create a realistic tactile experience that matches the printed grain pattern.
Read Guide →Before You Buy Laminate
Check the AC (Abrasion Class) rating. AC3 is the minimum for residential use, while AC4 provides added durability for high-traffic areas. AC5 is designed for commercial spaces.
Read Guide →Laminate Installation
Laminate flooring uses a floating click-lock installation method. Planks snap together and float over the subfloor without nails, glue, or staples. An underlayment layer provides cushioning and moisture protection.
Read Guide →Laminate Maintenance
Sweep or vacuum regularly using a soft-bristle broom or vacuum without a beater bar. Dust and grit can scratch the protective surface over time if not removed promptly.
Read Guide →Laminate Glossary
AC Rating (Abrasion Class): A European standard measuring laminate's resistance to abrasion, impact, staining, and burning. Ratings range from AC1 (lightest use) to AC5 (heavy commercial).
Read Guide →Ready for New Laminate Floors?
Visit our showroom or schedule a request an estimate. Our team will help you find the perfect laminate for your space.