Waterproof laminate is a great choice of flooring for kitchens, bathrooms and utility rooms. Quick-step have created an amazing laminate floor with a ‘Hydroseal’ coating, which repels water. It is also 100% resistant to moisture. This product would be ideal if you are looking for a cost-effective, beautiful waterproof floor covering. Continue reading
Laminate floors are relatively hard wearing and extremely easy to clean. You will want to keep your laminate floor looking its best at all times. In order to do this, you should keep a simple but effective cleaning routine. Continue reading
Laminate flooring has been a popular choice for decades. It is known for being easy to install and usually offered at a much lower price than real wood flooring. Years ago, when laminate flooring became popular with DIY enthusiasts, it was of a poor quality. In recent years, some top brands, like Quick-Step have invested in the design and production and have created some high quality and authentic looking floors. Continue reading
Vinyl flooring and laminate flooring are often confused and thought of as similar products. In fact, they are very different types of floor covering. Both are very popular choices of flooring. Here are the similarities and differences between LVT and Laminate: Continue reading
The choice between real wood or laminate can be easy as long as you know the facts about both. The main difference between hardwood flooring and laminate flooring is that hardwood flooring is made from real wood, and laminate flooring has a picture of wood on the surface. They are two very different floor coverings.
Laminate flooring is a synthetic floor covering that has been designed to look like wood flooring or sometimes stone flooring. It has been a popular choice with DIY enthusiasts for decades. Traditionally it offered a cheaper alternative to real wood. Any keen home renovator can install laminate flooring without the need of a professional floor fitter. Continue reading
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