Laminate flooring guides and reviews
Real pine plank is a soft, dent-prone, maintenance-heavy floor that homeowners often regret within three winters. Pine laminate flooring gives you the knots, the wide…
Walk into a house built in the mid-1990s and there is a decent chance the original Pergo laminate is still in the entry hall, scratched…
Mannington has manufactured flooring in Salem, New Jersey since 1915, making it one of the few major US flooring brands still producing laminate domestically rather…
Laminate flooring is marketed as DIY-friendly, and thousands of homeowners successfully install it every weekend. But once a job exceeds 400 square feet, involves multiple…
Dublin’s climate is unusually kind to laminate — average humidity sits around 80%, which sounds problematic until you realize indoor heating keeps actual room humidity…
Walk into any big-box flooring aisle and you’ll see 40 different boxes of floating laminate flooring, all promising the same thing. They don’t all perform…
Buying laminate off a showroom picture or a postage-stamp web swatch is the fastest way to end up with a floor you hate. Laminate flooring…
The laminate planks your parents installed in 2005 look nothing like what is on the shelf today. Modern laminate flooring has waterproof cores, AC5 wear…
Birmingham homes deal with something most laminate manufacturers do not design around: 70% average summer humidity combined with red clay subgrades that hold moisture through…
Most American shoppers know Pergo and Mohawk by name, but the company quietly making the cores under half the laminate sold in Europe is Krono.…
