What is a Laminated Floor

Majority would have mistaken laminate flooring as a hardwood or even a natural stone. However, Laminates are synthetic material brought about by lamination process. It offers more durability than a typical carpet and more convenient and economical that of natural materials such as wood and stone.

This type of material often comes in a wide variety of design, colors and patterns. But still it can mimic almost all types of wood and stone floorings projecting their advantageous characteristics and minimizing their drawbacks.

In Dallas, This type of material is so popular that most of the homes are settling for it. Installation is not a pain, more similar in wood but less pain staking and care is as simple as wiping it and sweeping.

Majority would think that durability is the issue given it is synthetic and cheaper than other materials. However, Coker floor company has the highest standard in Dallas Flooring their laminates are made from high grade materials combined with technology of lamination processes it surely will last longer than expected.

Other advantages of the material

Installation - Laminates can be installed in almost all types of sub floors, unlike in wood that will require a specific sub floor shooting up the expenses.

Scratch resistant – This material is more resistant to scratches than wood and is most likely to look like a disaster even in the busiest section of a home.

Water Resistant – Unlike wood than can decompose over water, laminates are more plastic like so water is not often an issue.

Economical – Majority would say that wood is the superior type of flooring, maybe true but they are really expensive that’s why laminates where invented to serve as alternatives.

Fade resistant – Wood is known to be fade over time; laminates are engineered not to fade giving them an extra mile over natural materials.

All in all, this high-tech piece of home improvement was designed and perfected to last and maintain it beauty making them the most popular alternative for any other types of flooring materials