Laminate Flooring

Laminate timber flooring is made up of four different layers that are fused together through a lamination process. The HDF (high density fiberboard) is the core of the plank which gives laminate stability. The strength of the laminate flooring increases with a denser and more compressed core. On top of the HDF core, the image layer gives the print or pattern of the laminate flooring to simulate real timber and then overlaid with wear layer that protects the flooring from scratches, dents, and stains. The backbone of the plank is called the backing layer, making it more comfortable underfoot.

• Laminate flooring provides a cost-effective solution with the aesthetic appeal that simulates real timber.
• The component of laminate protects it from scratches, fading, dents and stains, enhancing its durability.
• Whether you opt for traditional laminate or hybrid laminate flooring, the planking is installed by clicking together the planks, making it DIY friendly due to its fast and straightforward installation process.
• Excellent choice for family homes because it’s hygienic, easy to clean, and requires minimal maintenance.

Contact our Auckland-based laminate flooring specialists today to discuss your laminate flooring needs.