Pergo Mandal
0614 Misty
Classic Merbau
Dark Grey Oak
Maine Oak
Natural Oak
Pottery Oak
premium oak
Sea Stack Oak
Vibrance Wide
Aged Castle Oak
Blazed Oak
Frappucinno Oak
Garda Oak
Loft White
Platinum Blond Oak
Savannah Oak
Wadi Rum Oak
Vibrance 0V
Avenue Oak
Bleached Oak
Bordeux Cherry
Ipanema Oak
Liberty Oak
Natural Varnished Oak
Rustic Oak Nature
Silver Ash
Tasmanian Oak
Venetian Oak
Vibrance 4V
Authentic Oak Light Grey
Barn oak
Burley Oak
Cortado Oak
Gloom Oak
Ipanema Oak
Moraine Natural Oak
Salt Lake Oak
Sterling Oak
Sumi Oak
Sunkissed Oak
Taylor Oak
Vibrance Pro 12
Authentic Oak Light Grey
Lipica Oak
Marrone Oak
Moraine Genuine Oak
Moraine Natural Oak
Oak Barrique
Laminate Wooden Flooring
We have a wide range of commercial and residential laminate flooring available at our various branches. Laminate flooring is a good alternative to wood flooring, especially since the wood option could cost you quite a bit. But with laminate wood flooring you are able to save money and still achieve the desired look you want for your home or office. Laminate flooring can placed in any room of the house and it is easy to clean and to maintain.
Some of the options we have available is also suitable for commercial offices and will give your office a beautiful neat and modern appearance. The look and style of your office creates an impression on your customers so make sure that it’s a good one. The sophisticated laminated flooring that matches your office décor is a good way to welcome and impress your clients.
There are various styles and colours that you can choose from. The laminate flooring options you can choose include the following:
Pergo Wide Long, Pergo Modern, Pergo Classic, Pergo Big Slab, Vibrance 0V, Vibrance 4V, Vibrance 7, and Vibrance Pro 12.
These varieties each come in their own range of colours and you will find that the colours are in different shades of grey or a variety of brown hues. Our range comes in beautiful modern natural colours which are designed to complement any setting and décor, whether it will be installed in a residential or commercial setting.
If you are looking for quality laminate wood flooring and laminate flooring prices, get in contact with us to help you. Our qualified team knows our products inside out and will be able to give you the best advice possible based on what you are looking for. Find a branch that is close to you and get in touch with us for your laminate flooring prices and needs.
FAQs
Laminate flooring is a multi-layer synthetic flooring product designed to mimic the look of natural wood, stone, or other materials. It typically consists of a wear layer, a decorative layer, and a core layer made of high-density fiberboard (HDF), all fused together through a lamination process.
Laminate flooring is typically installed using a click-lock or tongue-and-groove system, allowing the planks to snap together without the need for glue, nails, or staples. This makes laminate flooring ideal for DIY installations. It can be installed over most existing floors with minimal preparation.
Yes, laminate flooring is highly durable. The top wear layer protects it from scratches, stains, and fading, making it a good option for high-traffic areas. However, it’s not as resistant to moisture as some other flooring types like vinyl or tile, so it’s important to keep it dry and properly maintained.
While laminate flooring can be installed in kitchens, it is not recommended for bathrooms or other high-moisture areas unless you choose a laminate specifically designed to be water-resistant or waterproof. Excess moisture can cause laminate flooring to swell or warp over time.
Laminate flooring is easy to maintain. Regular sweeping or vacuuming with a soft brush attachment will help remove dirt and debris. For cleaning, use a damp mop with a mild cleaner designed for laminate flooring. Avoid using excessive water or harsh chemicals that can damage the surface.
No, laminate flooring generally cannot be refinished like hardwood floors. Once the surface layer is worn or damaged, it is typically necessary to replace the affected planks. However, laminate floors are highly resistant to wear, so they can last many years with proper care.
Laminate flooring is designed to be scratch-resistant, thanks to its durable wear layer. However, it is not entirely scratch-proof, and heavy impacts or sharp objects may cause damage. Using furniture pads, rugs, and avoiding dragging heavy items can help prevent scratches.
While laminate flooring is resistant to fading, prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can cause colors to fade over time. To reduce fading, consider using window treatments or rugs in areas exposed to strong sunlight or choose laminate flooring with UV-resistant coatings.
Yes, laminate flooring can be installed over most existing floors, such as tile, vinyl, or hardwood, as long as the surface is clean, level, and dry. However, it is not recommended to install laminate flooring over carpet or very uneven surfaces. You may need to use an underlayment to improve stability and sound insulation.
The lifespan of laminate flooring varies based on the quality of the material and the level of foot traffic. On average, laminate flooring can last between 15 to 25 years. Proper maintenance, such as regular cleaning and avoiding moisture damage, can help extend its lifespan.