The Beauty of Laminate Flooring

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iFLOOR.com wants to make your flooring purchase as smooth as possible. We offer free samples to help you make a better decision. Laminate floors combine the beauty and elegance of hard wood, or tile floors with the easy maintenance of linoleum or vinyl flooring. Constructed from a high density fiber (HDF) wood board topped with a wood or stone pattern, laminate flooring is incredibly durable. Resistant to scratching, scuffing and burning, the beauty of laminate floors will last a lifetime. With today’s constantly changing interior design trends, the easy installation and variety of laminate flooring is a popular choice for home designers.

The Quality of Laminate Flooring

If you’re planning to redecorate your home including laminate flooring installation, there are some decisions you need to make about the type of laminate flooring that will work best for you. It is commonly thought that the harder the HDF core, the higher the quality of the laminate flooring. The second mark of laminate floor quality is the means by which the core is bound to the pattern and protective layers. There are two basic types of laminate flooring to consider

Direct & High Pressure

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Save up to 70% on hardwood floors, laminate flooring, carpet, area rugs, and more. With the largest selection of flooring available anywhere, you'll be able to find exactly what you need at an affordable price. Free shipping is available on most items. Order your floor sample today! Direct Pressure – Direct Pressure lamination consists of a one-step process to bind the flooring layers into a single cohesive unit. DPL flooring that has been bound is then treated with melamine resins to increase the strength of the core. This final step also allows notches and grooves to be evenly cut into the pieces to facilitate the process of laminate flooring installation.

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Laminate Flooring Installation Types

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Standard Flooring – Standard laminate flooring is installed by using glue to affix the flooring to the sub floor. Standard laminate flooring installations both cost-effective and secure.

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Save huge on an absolutely huge selection of flooring at discount prices. Free shipping. Choose your next flooring install by brand, price, species, shade, or underlay options. Pre-Glued Flooring – You may also come across laminate flooring products that have been treated withglue prior to sale. To complete the laminate flooring installation, water is applied to the underside of the board to activate the glue.

Snap and Lock – There is no glue required for a Snap and Lock laminate flooring installation. The floor boards are instead linked by a locking mechanism on the underside of the wood. Snap and Lock flooring is very easy to install, but may be more expensive that laminate flooring installed with glue.