Laminate flooring offers the beauty of hardwood at a fraction of the cost. Today's laminate features incredibly realistic wood grain patterns, improved durability, and even water-resistant options. It's a smart choice for budget-conscious homeowners who don't want to compromise on style.
We offer a wide range of laminate options at competitive prices.
65+ years of flooring experience included with every purchase.
Hundreds of styles. Visualize any product in your room.
If you're considering laminate for a kitchen or bathroom, make sure to choose a water-resistant or waterproof option. Standard laminate and standing water don't mix!
Laminate has a wood fiber core with a photo layer, while vinyl is 100% synthetic and waterproof. Laminate is typically less expensive but not as water-resistant. Vinyl is better for wet areas.
Traditional laminate shouldn't be exposed to standing water, as it can cause swelling. However, we carry water-resistant laminates that handle spills better. For truly wet areas, we recommend LVP.
Yes! The top wear layer is actually harder than hardwood, making it very resistant to scratches and dents. It's a great choice for homes with kids and pets.
Yes, with proper moisture testing and an appropriate underlayment. Visit our showroom and we'll help you understand the subfloor conditions needed for success.
Visit our Warren showroom to see our full laminate selection, or schedule a free in-home estimate. We'll bring samples right to your door!
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