We refer to laminate flooring as a moisture-resistant product. It’s not waterproof. That doesn’t mean it’s not suitable to use in kitchens though. Our 12mm high density fibre (HDF) flooring, for example is perfectly fine in a kitchen because there…

The short answer is that there isn’t any laminate flooring on the market that’s totally scratch proof. It’s just a fact that any flooring material, from natural wood to engineered timber or hybrid flooring, can be damaged. However, there are…

The answer is both yes and no. Laminate flooring that’s 8mm with a medium density fibre (MDF) core is used by a lot of big retail stores and builders that work on big-volume projects. It’s essentially a mass-market product and…

Laminate flooring, much like any flooring really, is measured in millimeters (mm) to determine its thickness. Differences in thickness between various brands and makes of laminate flooring can range anywhere between 5 and 15 mm. Whilst this might seem trivial,…

There are many reasons why choosing laminate flooring for your home is a great choice. Of course, the fact that laminate is more economical than hardwood is fantastic. But cost isn’t always the only consideration you need to take into…

Laminate flooring is a floor covering made of various layers. The top looks like natural wood because it is a photograph covered in a clear “protective layer.” Under the protective layer is the pattern, followed by the core and finally…