Laminate Flooring Installers
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★★★★★ Good guys who worked very hard and did a wonderful job on our entire house, highly recommend to anyone looking for great work at a great price, thanks.
★★★★★ Good guys and the work ethic was amazing, they finished 1000 sq in 1 day. The price was BY FAR the best we found, highly recommend.
★★★★★ Worked hard and fast, beautiful job at a fair price, I completely recommend.
★★★★★ We were beyond impressed with our new floors and the work these guys did. They were extremely efficient and we couldn't have asked for better results. Not only were they really nice and easy to work with, but 4 Flooring Installers got the job done fast and exceeded our expectations. Would recommend to anyone!
★★★★★ Amazing price and amazing work. Left the guys my keys and went to work for a few hours. They were done in record time and looks great! Thanks!
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The use of laminate floors can be traced back to the late 1970s – a period when grooves and tongues were glued together during a floating installation, leading to the creation of flooring surfaces which looked more like plastic.
A lot of changes have been witnessed in the manufacture of laminate floors, and now they present a cheap option for thousands of homeowners who desire durable and beautiful flooring solutions for their homes.
1. There is a bottom backing layer, also known as the balancing layer, which is used to give stable support for the rest of the laminate plank.
2. A high-density fiberboard core or a particle board is then placed on top of the backing layer. The core is designed with melamine particles to offer more protection against moisture.
3. The next layer features image of the actual wood grain, stone pattern or ceramic tile. The technology used in making the floors is constantly developing and is geared towards making boards look very similar to their hardwood counterparts.
4. Melamine resin and aluminum oxide particles are then placed on the top layer of the laminate floors, and the primary duty of these substances is to offer protection against wear, fading, and staining.
All the four layers are pressed together using enormous amounts of heat and pressure. The sheets are then divided and cut into individual planks, fitted with groove edges and click-clock tongues. Before being packaged, stocked or sold, the planks undergo a thorough quality check to ensure they will offer the best value for customers.
Durability
Laminate floors are durable and scratch resistant. They have a tough external layer made of a resin coating. This is to ensure the floors stay intact for a very long time.
Price
The price of laminate flooring is relatively lower compared to traditional wooden floors or engineered wood flooring. Such affordability makes it within the price range of most homeowners. Available in different styles. Laminate flooring is available in any possible style you can think of. The variety encompasses wood, stone and tile finishes. You can also find laminate designs in different colors, thickness, surface treatments, and plank styles.
Easy to clean and maintain
Since they are moisture and stain resistance, cleaning them and keeping laminate floors in good condition is very easy. Other than daily sweeping or mopping, no special care is needed to keep them looking great. Subfloor versatility – you are free to install laminate floors on any subfloor. Whether it is a pre-existing vinyl floor or concrete, laminate floors will always be compatible. This kind of convenience is not found with other floor types such as hardwood flooring.
AC1 Moderate Residential: This type is designed to withstand light residential usage and is ideal for places such as closets and bedrooms.
AC2 General Residential: This is designed for use in areas with moderate foot traffic and is suitable for places in residential setups where a lot of tear and wear is not experienced. An ideal location for their installation would be in the living room or the dining room.
AC3 Heavy Residential or Moderate Commercial: These are designed for all types of residential uses including high traffic rooms. They are also suitable for commercial places that don’t experience heavy traffic such as hotel rooms and offices that don’t experience off-street traffic.
AC4 General Commercial: These are designed to withstand every type of residential use and can also be used in heavily trafficked commercial spaces with off-street traffic like boutiques, cafes, and offices.
AC5 Heavy Commercial: Designed for usage in busiest commercial areas such as government buildings and department stores. As is always the case, the higher the AC rating of the laminate flooring, the higher the quality and the higher the price.
