Laminate flooring is made from bonded layers of high-density fiberboard. The top layer not only helps protect the flooring from moisture penetration, but it is also designed to look and feel like natural, Hardwood Flooring.
Laminate flooring is enjoying a comeback, thanks to new technology that has created a product that withstands everyday wear and tear, looks beautiful, is easy to maintain and is budget-friendly. Plus, its thickness absorbs sound, making rooms quieter and homes more livable.
As a laminate flooring company, we offer waterproof laminate flooring in addition to the more affordable water-resistant products. Our inventory includes various styles, patterns, and colors so you achieve the floor of your dreams.
While some DIYers can install laminate flooring on their own, we recommend professional laminate flooring installation by Coldstream Interiors & Flooring. Only a highly seasoned installation team like ours with over 20 years of experience can ensure that your flooring provides optimum performance and enjoyment for years to come.
Is it possible for me to install laminate flooring on my own?
Compared to other types of flooring, laminate is relatively difficult to install. Unlike most Luxury Vinyl Planks, Laminate will need to be cut with a miter saw to ensure consistent cuts. However, the experience of our installers including our workmanship guarantee means your floors will be installed properly to ensure they last as long as possible and give you the highest levels of performance.
How is laminate manufactured?
Laminate flooring consists of many layers of high-density fiberboard. These are fused together through a process involving intense heat and pressure. The top layer is engineered to look and feel just like natural wood and offer protection against wear and tear.
How easy is it to replace damaged laminate planks?
It’s very easy, thanks to the interlocking edges of each plank. Ordering a little more than you need for your project means you can have replacements on hand and ready to install in case your flooring becomes damaged in any way.
