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Laminate Flooring
28
Mar

4 Do’s and Don’ts of Laminate Flooring for 2022

You may think that buying and installing laminate flooring is an easy task, but there are some points that, if not considered, will downgrade the final result of your project. There are some essential things to keep in mind. Remember that the work is not finished with the purchase of laminate flooring, and installing a parquet is also a necessary process. It is better to be realistic about your ability…

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08
Apr

How to Clean Laminate Floors?

Nowadays, laminate flooring is a cost-effective and attractive option for your home design. The way you maintain and treat laminate floors is so important to keep them looking great for years. While your laminate floors may look as good as hardwood floors, that does not mean you should clean them the same way. Laminate floors need special care because, unlike hardwood, the surface can not just be refinished in the…

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06
Mar

Do You Know How to Install Laminate Floors?

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=".vc_custom_1615037331206{margin-bottom: 20px !important;}"]There are five main types of hardwood floors. They are: vinyl, laminate, parquet, solid and engineered hardwood flooring. Laminate and vinyl are the most popular in America’s flooring store. Laminate has a beautiful wood-look and these particular specification. It is looking like solid hardwood but very more budget-friendly easy to perform it by yourself as pieces simply click into place: no glue, no nail, and no mess!…

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01
Mar

What is the average cost of Hardwood Flooring?

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Among all flooring options, the most popular one between homeowners is wood flooring, although, it has the highest cost in the floor industry. There is an excellent reason for this allure. Wood floor, mostly hardwood, has a long-lasting quality and provides a properly authentic look to the home. With the unique grain pattern of the original tree, it is versatile for floorboards. Hardwood flooring can also be repaired and refinished,…

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01
Mar

Can I put hardwood floors on a concrete slab?

When your home is built on a concrete, and you decide to install a new floor, you may wonder if it is possible to install hardwood flooring. Hardwood floors are low maintenance flooring and last a lifetime. From all hardwood floor types, you can install engineered hardwood floor, a real wood done in a layer, or laminate, looks like natural wood, but it’s not real wood. Laminate is cheap; although…

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29
Jan

Top 5 Reasons to Choose Vinyl Flooring

Today, there are several flooring types such as Vinyl, Tile, Hardwood, and Carpet. So, if you are at the beginning of home remodeling and renovation, this variety may propel you to have doubts about choosing a suitable one for your purpose. In this blog, which was written by PurpleZ, the advantages of Vinyl flooring will be mentioned in order to help you make better choices. First, let’s begin with the…

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13
Jan

A New Flooring Recipe

These aren't your Grandma's floors! Laminate floors are popping up in high-traffic kitchens everywhere. They are now built with a "multi-layer construction" that makes them super resilient and resistant to water, moisture, scratching and fading. Visually, laminate can accommodate your style preference, resembling the look of natural wood, stone, and tile-like designs. So if you're looking for a beautiful, affordable way to refresh your kitchen, look no further than laminate…

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12
Jul

Why You Need Waterproof Flooring

Here is Why You Need Waterproof FlooringFrom foot traffic to spills, your home’s floors take a beating day in and day out.Spills and stains are inevitable and your flooring shouldn’t have to take a beating. That’s why waterproof resilient flooring is the solution to combating daily life’s messes. Waterproof flooring allows for easy cleanups and comes in various gorgeous finishes. Flooring America helps you choose the right waterproof flooring for…

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