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             To order anyone of our Laminate products, simply click on the manufacturers link,  select product and e-mail product item code along with your full name and address to sales@the-flooring-connection.com

Laminate Flooring
 
 
Laminate flooring is a multi-layered product developed to perform as a highly durable, easy-to-clean-floor. A laminate floor provides the realistic look of wood, tile, stone, and other more expensive options, but often at a lower cost. These high-tech floors are durable and possess an ease of maintenance that can't be found in natural wood, tile or stone.

Laminate often comes in three different forms; strips, planks, or squares. All of these options can create a variety of realistic and fashionable looks at affordable prices. For example, exotic woods like teak, bamboo, and apple wood. In their natural forms, these materials might be out of a homeowner's budget range, but with laminate they become more manageable.

Affordability, however, is not the only reason that home and business owners often choose laminate over wood or tile. Almost any wood, tile, or stone look is available and unusual or "ultra-dramatic" looks are easy to achieve.The beauty and realism of the today's laminate styles are a tribute to the new technology that many manufacturers have developed.

In addition to their beauty and affordability, laminate floors are extremely durable.The wear layer, combined with the strength of the core, make laminate highly resistant to scratches, dents and dings, as well as to moisture and stains. Although not waterproof, laminate floors are more resistant to water damage than traditional wood floors.Most manufacturers guarantee the surface will not fade or wear through.

Cleanup is quick, easy and minimal.The high-tech surface of a laminate floor is designed to be cleaned by vacuuming and occasional damp mopping. Spills wipe up with a damp cloth. Even Mother Nature would be pleased!
 
 
  • Alloc Laminate
  • Columbia Laminate
  • Pergo
  • Tarkett Laminate
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