High-quality laminate can offer a great selling point for potential buyers. A durable, waterproof durable floor calls for easier upkeep. Attractive styles that mimic the look of other materials boost visual appeal as well.
Choose Waterproof Laminate Flooring
Waterproof laminate flooring is an excellent option, whether you want to renovate one room or a whole home. Extreme strength, durability and water resistance provide protection for active lifestyles. Waterproof laminate flooring is ideal for kids and pets or for those who host friends and family frequently.
50Floor offers many styles of laminate flooring, so you can achieve the look of other materials like wood, tile and porcelain cost-effectively.
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Benefits of Waterproof Laminate Flooring Installation
Many homeowners favor waterproof laminate flooring from 50Floor due to benefits like these:
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Waterproof Laminate Flooring FAQs
Learn more about waterproof laminate by reading these common questions and answers:
You can install waterproof laminate flooring in any room of your home — above or below ground, over concrete or wood. A waterproof quality adds more versatility by protecting areas with more moisture. Laminate floors work well in kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, dining rooms, hallways, bedrooms, basements, stairs, offices and more.
You can vacuum or sweep any debris, dust or dirt. If spills occur, wet-mop the area or use a damp cloth to blot them up immediately. Be sure to refer to your flooring warranty before cleaning.
This laminate flooring can last 15 to 25 years or more when it’s professionally installed and properly maintained. Choose a high-quality, thick laminate to ensure your new flooring lasts as long as possible.
Yes, all waterproof laminate flooring should have an underlayment. This extra padding goes in between the flooring planks and the subfloor and helps create a smoother surface. It can also improve the stability and comfort of your flooring. Some laminate floorings come with the pad already attached.
There are different thicknesses to choose from, ranging from 6 mm up to 12 mm. The best thickness depends on how durable you want your finished flooring to be and what your budget is. Thinner flooring costs less.