Laminate Floors

Laminate floors provide the highest flexibility in terms of availability of colors, patterns and styles. Laminate floor planks are made of fused high density fiberboard layers resulting in an extremely durable material. Image patterns are developed on the top layer using highly advanced imaging techniques and the surface is typically coated with Aluminum Oxide thus preventing scratching and staining. Laminate floors are also sometimes referred as floating floors because the planks are interlaced together by moisture sealed tongue and groove joints.

Design and Style

Laminate floors offer unlimited design and style possibilities in terms of patterns, colors, and accents.
Patterns and colors are derived from authentic three-dimensional reproductions of different wood species such as Pine, Maple, Oak, Chestnut, and others. In the first sentence it should read “”

Additional Advantages

• Durability: because of the structural nature of laminate floors, coating techniques, and moisture sealing, their
  durability is unsurpassed. Laminate floors are virtually unaffected by incidental wear, sunlight, and friction
  with objects such as furniture.
• Stain Resistant: as a result of the Aluminum Oxide coating, laminate floors are stain resistant.
• Easy maintenance: laminate floors require very little maintenance. Incidental cleaning can be done vacuuming
  and sweeping. Occasionally, laminate floors can be wiped with a wet cloth as well.
• Easy installation: laminate floors are very easy to install. Because laminate planks are interlaced with each
  other, no nails are required. "Do it yourself" is feasible in most cases by taking the appropriate installation
  instruction from the manufacturer. As with any major home improvement project proper planning and measuring
  must be done in advance.