It’s not uncommon to find people using the terms linoleum and laminate interchangeably when discussing flooring. Well, these two types of flooring are different. The two types of flooring are the best bet if you’re … Read more
Laminate flooring is an engineered floor material made to last for decades. However, it’s prone to expansion and contraction as a result of temperature and humidity changes. Buckling is the resultant problem that appears on … Read more
Laminate flooring is often of a higher quality than the regular floating flooring. Because it is glued down, the laminate floor tends to hold up better over time. Even though it is more expensive and … Read more
Underlayment helps to improve the sub-floor imperfections; sound absorption, moisture protection and offer the best thermal insulation under laminate flooring. However, the underlay may vary depending on its use such as for basement and laminate … Read more
Gaps on your floor are the last things you would wish to deal with especially if you have a heating system. Gaps between baseboards and laminate floors are just unattractive and can affect your entire house … Read more
Laminate floors are durable and easy to maintain, with a life span of a few decades. When old, the floors can become dull and require a little waxing and refinishing to make them shine again. … Read more
Bubbles on your laminate flooring are a sign of possible water damage or air trapped in the subfloor. An insufficient moisture barrier will always cause buckling and bending on the edges of the floorboards as … Read more
Laminate flooring is made up of multiple layers of synthetic material- bound by lamination. This makes a strong floor material that can withstand wear and tear for long. Despite its durability- however- laminate floors are … Read more
A waterproof floor prevents water from penetrating underneath and causing warping, bending, mildew, mold, and rot. This means fewer health risks in your home. There are many other benefits of waterproof flooring. But is laminate … Read more
Laminate flooring is usually affected by temperature, humidity, and moisture in the air. Temperature changes affects your laminate flooring. An increase in temperature leads to expansion whereas the decrease in temperature leads to contraction. You … Read more
