We’ve got all of your laminate flooring needs
Many more advancements have been made in the world of laminate flooring since the 1990s. Nowadays, laminate flooring is nearly impossible to tell apart from the material it is meant to be mimicking. Whether that material is wood, stone, metal, or brick, it just simply looks like the real thing.
This new level of authenticity is achieved through distressed finishes, grooves, texturing, and beveling, all of which create the impression that the artificial laminate is, in fact, a piece of wood. A natural wood grain look is built directly into the laminate itself so that it not only looks real, but it even feels real under your feet.
Because of advances in technology, laminate flooring is also now more practical in terms of the actual layering process than it was in the past. The fiberboard core, which makes up the majority of the critical middle layer, is now far more advanced than it used to be, and it has become more durable, stable, and resistant to damage. The bottom layer as well, so crucial in absorbing both noise and minor bumps and pocks in the sub-flooring, is now better equipped than ever to do its job.
One of the most recent developments in the laminate flooring business is an improved level of waterproofing. Laminate floorboards have also recently become more impact-resistant, allowing them to hold up against more regular wear-and-tear as well as blunt impacts to last longer and look great while doing it.
This new level of authenticity is achieved through distressed finishes, grooves, texturing, and beveling, all of which create the impression that the artificial laminate is, in fact, a piece of wood. A natural wood grain look is built directly into the laminate itself so that it not only looks real, but it even feels real under your feet.
Because of advances in technology, laminate flooring is also now more practical in terms of the actual layering process than it was in the past. The fiberboard core, which makes up the majority of the critical middle layer, is now far more advanced than it used to be, and it has become more durable, stable, and resistant to damage. The bottom layer as well, so crucial in absorbing both noise and minor bumps and pocks in the sub-flooring, is now better equipped than ever to do its job.
One of the most recent developments in the laminate flooring business is an improved level of waterproofing. Laminate floorboards have also recently become more impact-resistant, allowing them to hold up against more regular wear-and-tear as well as blunt impacts to last longer and look great while doing it.
Laminate flooring & services
Call us today (801) 691-0215. At Flooring Liquidator, we are experts trained in Laminate flooring and design to help you find the perfect laminate flooring for your cozy home in Utah, and beyond.
We carry huge selections of brands like Dream Weaver laminate flooring, Mohawk laminate Flooring, Shaw Laminate, just to name a few.
We carry huge selections of brands like Dream Weaver laminate flooring, Mohawk laminate Flooring, Shaw Laminate, just to name a few.
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Benefits of laminate flooring
Appealing hardwood visuals and marvelous slate and stone looks are the hallmark of today’s laminate. It simply looks like the real thing. And laminate flooring is great for busy families: it installs easily, wears incredibly well, and comes in breathtaking colors and styles. High-end and fashionable, laminate’s a hot choice.
Created by leading design professionals who know color, pattern, and trends, our laminate floors present a world of wonderful solutions for your home. Whether your setting is formal or informal, quiet or high-traffic, an empty nest or a house full of kids, we have the right laminate floor design for you.
Created by leading design professionals who know color, pattern, and trends, our laminate floors present a world of wonderful solutions for your home. Whether your setting is formal or informal, quiet or high-traffic, an empty nest or a house full of kids, we have the right laminate floor design for you.
Installation of laminate
We help you every step of the way after you have selected your new floor. Free professional on-site measurement.
We do it all expertly, so your floor will look amazing and give lasting satisfaction. All of our labor is contracted out to licensed and bonded subcontractors.
It’s a good idea to check with us directly to find out if there are other actions we recommend before installation. Just call a member of our friendly sales staff.
We do it all expertly, so your floor will look amazing and give lasting satisfaction. All of our labor is contracted out to licensed and bonded subcontractors.
It’s a good idea to check with us directly to find out if there are other actions we recommend before installation. Just call a member of our friendly sales staff.
Care & maintenance of laminate
Laminate’s construction makes it inherently durable, but you will want to remember a few basics of routine care, protection, and repair.
Depend on us to let you know all about these methods for keeping your laminate floor looking its best.
Depend on us to let you know all about these methods for keeping your laminate floor looking its best.
A closer look at laminate layers:
Layer 1: A melamine backing layer that provides a moisture barrier and structural integrity and stability.
Layer 2: A dense, strong inner layer—sometimes called core-board—made of compressed wood fiber.
Layer 3: A melamine decorative layer that provides the floor’s beauty and realism through highly detailed photography—giving laminate the appearance of natural hardwood, ceramic tile, or stone.
Layer 4: A melamine wear layer that offers a tough, beautiful finish resistant to stain, fade, and wear. (In some products, it is reinforced with aluminum oxide, an extremely hard mineral compound, to increase resistance to staining, fading, surface moisture, and wear.)
Layer 2: A dense, strong inner layer—sometimes called core-board—made of compressed wood fiber.
Layer 3: A melamine decorative layer that provides the floor’s beauty and realism through highly detailed photography—giving laminate the appearance of natural hardwood, ceramic tile, or stone.
Layer 4: A melamine wear layer that offers a tough, beautiful finish resistant to stain, fade, and wear. (In some products, it is reinforced with aluminum oxide, an extremely hard mineral compound, to increase resistance to staining, fading, surface moisture, and wear.)
