Laminate Flooring
Laminate flooring is a great flooring
option because you can have the beautiful look of a hardwood floor without all
the maintenance.
Laminate floors in no way require a
professional to install. All you need is yourself, a few tools and the easy to
follow instructions found in this section. From the easy step-by-step guides
below, you’ll have your laminate floor successfully installed and looking great
in no time!
Laminate Flooring: Advantages
Durability:
Because it's designed with a tough and
durable wear layer, laminate flooring is much stronger than most installed
solid hardwood flooring, carpets and vinyls, it's more resistant to scratches than
softer surfaces (solid hardwood floors for eg.) and is one of the best choices for
households with heavy foot traffic, kids, or pets. But, best of all, laminates
will look like new for years.
Resistance:
Laminates are highly resistant to stains,
fading and moisture and many laminate flooring manufacturers offer warranty
protection against them for a long period of time (usually from 10 to 25
years).
Ease of installation:
The top brands of laminate flooring have
developed a glueless floating floor installation
process. They just need to be cut, clicked together and are ready for walking
or even placing heavy things, like furniture, on them. Most professional
installers could do it in a couple of days, but expect to take longer if you
want to do it yourself.
Easy cleaning and maintenance:
To clean up spills and messes, just use a
little soap and water and your laminate floors will look brand new.
Healthy flooring:
Laminate flooring provides a much cleaner
and healthier living environment when compared to other floorings such as
carpets, with regular cleaning cycles. It accumulates less dust, pet dander,
allergens and it doesn't hold residual stain contaminants on the surface.
Allergic people will often be recommended to remove the carpets from the living
space.
Economical
A typical laminate flooring is and
extremely economical solution, if you take in consideration the costs of
alternate flooring solutions.
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