A quality natural wood effect that lasts, laminate flooring is the perfect hard-wearing and easy-to-install flooring option for any home. From intricate herringbone laminate flooring to modern shades of grey and white, our affordable herringbone flooring mimics wood grains without the price tag. Find a variety of plank widths and shades to suit your home interior.
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Choose laminate flooring for minimal maintenance and maximum style.You can find water resistant laminate flooring, ideal for kitchens and bathrooms, as well as tile effects if a wooden floor look wouldn’t suit your space. Made from high-density fibreboard (HDF), our laminate flooring is built for durability, making it perfect for high-traffic areas.
Don’t forget to check out our laminate flooring underlays and flooring adhesives, for a smooth and seamless installation.
Need a few more tips? Check out our guide on how to lay your laminate floor for more information.
Laminate flooring is a type of synthetic flooring made from high-density fibreboard, which often takes the appearance of wooden, stone or tile flooring. It’s a favourite for homeowners as it’s durable, scratch-resistant, easy to install and affordable.
Laminate flooring varies in price, depending on finish, style and size. We have laminate flooring starting from between £15-20 for 0.87m2.
You can clean laminate flooring by first sweeping or vacuuming the surface to remove any debris. Next, fill a mop bucket with water and a neutral cleaning product or specialist laminate cleaner. Lightly dampen your mop and wring it out before mopping the laminate, following the grain to avoid streaks. Once clean, wipe away any standing water and dry the floor for a streak-free finish.
Yes, you can paint laminate flooring, something you may need to do to cover any scuffs, dents and stains. If your laminate flooring does need a refresh, painting it is always a fantastic cost-effective solution. We recommend using a paint primer for a smooth and durable finish.
You can cut laminate flooring by first measuring and marking the desired cut line before using a fine-toothed saw, such as a jigsaw or circular saw, to intricately cut along the guideline. Always take care by cutting slowly and accurately to achieve a precise outcome.
Usually, laminate flooring isn’t waterproof, but many variations are water resistant, making it ideal for the kitchen as opposed to the bathroom.
Absolutely. You can mop laminate flooring, but it’s recommended you only use a mildly damp microfibre mop instead of a soaking wet one. Excess water tends to seep into the joints which can damage the floor over time.
It’s recommended that you avoid steam mopping laminate flooring as the head and moisture can seep into the joints, causing the floorboards to warp, swell or delaminate over time.
No, you shouldn’t use carpet underlay under laminate flooring as it’s too soft, causing movement and joints to separate or damage over time.
It’s made from four layers: a wear layer that’s the most robust and durable, a decorative layer that often mimics wood, tile or stone, a core layer that’s made from high-density fibreboard (HDF) for extra strength and stability, and a backing layer for moisture resistance purposes.
Laminate flooring is available in a range of thicknesses, most commonly 8mm, 10mm and 12mm.
