Laminate Flooring

Floor Coverings

Definition

Laminate flooring is a synthetic floor covering that mimics wood thanks to a printed photo. It is the most affordable wood-effect flooring, but it is not real wood.

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Do you want to add a touch of sophistication to your interior without investing in real solid wood flooring? Laminate flooring is an excellent alternative. Its many advantages make it a wise choice: easy to install, resistant to wear and moisture, and above all, much more affordable. Thanks to its printed patterns faithfully imitating the grain and texture of wood, you can recreate the authenticity of a wooden floor, in a range of trendy colors. This type of flooring is perfect for all decor styles, from the most classic to the most contemporary. Don't hesitate to combine it with real wood furniture and accessories for perfect harmony. Its simple installation and easy maintenance also make it a practical choice, ideal for high-traffic areas. Your interior will gain modernity and character thanks to laminate flooring.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Laminate flooring mimics wood thanks to a photo printed on an HDF backing. Affordable and easy to install, it cannot be sanded.

Class 23 laminate flooring for bedrooms, class 32 for living rooms and high-traffic areas. Thickness 8-12 mm for adequate comfort.

Mistake: laminate flooring in a humid room. Unless specified as water-resistant, it swells on contact with water.

Laminate flooring is much more affordable than solid wood flooring. It is also easier to install and maintain. Moreover, it is more resistant to scratches and moisture than real wood.

Laminate flooring is available in different finishes such as matte, glossy, or semi-gloss. You can also find models with distressed or brushed effects for a more authentic look.

For a successful installation of your laminate flooring, be sure to properly prepare the subfloor by making it smooth and level. Also, respect the manufacturer's recommendations regarding expansion and acclimatization of the flooring.

Maintenance of laminate flooring is very simple. Just sweep it regularly and use an appropriate cleaner from time to time. Avoid using excessive water to prevent damaging the flooring.

Although not real wood, laminate flooring has the advantage of being a more durable and recyclable covering than many other floors. Its environmental footprint is therefore smaller than that of solid wood flooring.