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  • Ash Grey Oak LVI61071 | Balterio Livanti Laminate | Best at Flooring
    Balterio
    Livanti

    Ash Grey Oak LVI61071

    £23.95 Inc. VAT
  • Bloomingville Oak IMM61036 | Balterio Immenso Laminate | BestatFlooring
    Balterio
    Immenso

    Bloomingville Oak IMM61036

    £27.95 Inc. VAT
  • California Oak IMM61039 | Balterio Immenso | BestatFlooring
    Balterio
    Immenso

    California Oak IMM61039

    £27.95 Inc. VAT
  • Caramel Crater Oak IMM61046 | Balterio Immenso | BestatFlooring
    Balterio
    Immenso

    Caramel Crater Oak IMM61046

    £27.95 Inc. VAT
  • Balterio Restretto Cheryl Teak RST61054
    Balterio
    Restretto

    Cheryl Teak RST61054

    £24.95 Inc. VAT
  • Chic Walnut RST61055 | Balterio Restretto Laminate | BestatFlooring
    Balterio
    Restretto

    Chic Walnut RST61055

    £24.95 Inc. VAT
  • Como Oak RST61052 | Balterio Restretto Laminate | BestatFlooring
    Balterio
    Restretto

    Como Oak RST61052

    £24.95 Inc. VAT
  • Corsignano Oak IMM61041 | Balterio Immenso Laminate | BestatFlooring
    Balterio
    Immenso

    Corsignano Oak IMM61041

    £27.95 Inc. VAT
  • Elba Oak Brown RV827 | Kronotex Rooms | Best at Flooring
    Kronotex
    Rooms

    Elba Oak Brown RV827

    £16.99 Inc. VAT
  • Elba Oak Platin RV826 | Kronotex Rooms | Bedroom
    Kronotex
    Rooms

    Elba Oak Platin RV826

    £16.99 Inc. VAT
  • Essential Oak RST61049 | Balterio Restretto Laminate | BestatFlooring
    Balterio
    Restretto

    Essential Oak RST61049

    £24.95 Inc. VAT
  • Flora Oak LVI61067 | Balterio Livanti Laminate | Best at Flooring
    Balterio
    Livanti

    Flora Oak LVI61067

    £23.95 Inc. VAT

Why choose laminate flooring?

There are many reasons to choose laminate flooring, including how cost effective it is, the number of styles, patterns and effects available and its versatility. As we mention below, quality laminate flooring doesn’t have to be expensive, with prices typically dependent on the thickness and quality of the boards in use. When combined with the number of styles, patterns and effects on offer, this means you can get a realistic wood effect laminate floor for the fraction of the price of a solid or engineered floor – great if you’re renovating on a budget!

Where can you fit laminate?

Laminate flooring can be installed almost anywhere throughout your home, with it being most popular for high footfall areas such as hallways and living spaces. Generally, most laminate plank flooring can’t be used in spaces where there is high exposure to moisture such as kitchens and bathrooms as the majority is only water-resistant rather than fully waterproof. However, some manufacturers do have a range of fully waterproof options, with modern Quick-Step laminate coming with their HydroSeal technology which makes their products waterproof.

Laminate wood flooring is an incredibly popular choice for areas equipped with underfloor heating systems. With no risk of the boards warping under changes and its hard-wearing nature, the vast majority of laminate floors are compatible with underfloor heating.

How much does laminate flooring cost?

One of the great things about laminate flooring is that it’s one of the cheaper flooring options, with our range costing anywhere between a bargain price of £8.95 per square metre to £39.95 per square metre for some luxury laminate flooring from the Quick-Step Majestic collection for example. When it comes to the price of laminate, generally the thinner the board, the cheaper the product, so a 5mm or 6mm thick product will be significantly cheaper than a 12mm thick option.

How do I clean and maintain my laminate floor?

As you may expect, laminate is extremely easy to clean and maintain, making it ideal for a busy household. A daily sweep or vacuum (using the hard floor attachment) will be enough to take care of general dirt and dust. You can wash your laminate flooring with a well wrung out mop to ensure it always shines and sparkles with cleanliness, but be careful not to leave puddles as it could potentially damage the floor, depending on the brand and quality of the laminate.

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