Walnut High Gloss Laminate Flooring , Click Lock Flooring on Light Color Commercial Wood Floors

Walnut High Gloss Laminate Flooring CE, High Pressure Engineered Wood Floors

Specifications:

There are two types of laminates . One, known as DPL, or Direct Pressure Laminate, the other known as HPL, or High Pressure Laminate. With the HPL process, the backing and top wear layers are treated separately and then fused directly onto the core, creating a very strong floor suitable for very heavy traffic.
HPL laminates consist of the same four layers as in Direct Pressure Laminate, with the fifth layer being a special high-strength paper. HPL flooring is generally more expensive than DPL flooring but many residential applications won’t require this type of floor.

Description:

Laminate flooring consists of multiple layers of fiberboard bonded together and sealed to a top layer of a photographic image of natural wood. The flooring is durable, contains a glossy finish and is resistant to moisture. Laminate flooring's top finish also contains a clear coating, made from resin-coated cellulose, that protects the material from slight scratches and indentations. Like hardwood flooring, laminate flooring needs regular maintenance and care.

Applications:

Laminates can go almost everywhere. But sometimes you have to take a few practicalities into consideration. Here’s what can happen, room by room.
Living & Dining Rooms. This is the perfect place for laminates. Just be sure to use furniture protector pads under your chairs and couches to keep from scuffing the laminate surface. Make sure you buy a laminate with an AC rating that is tough enough for the way you want to use your floor.
Foyers & Entrances. Laminates shouldn’t go where they will be high or constant exposure to moisture. So what about foyers and entrances in rainy or snowy climates? Yes, you can install laminates in these places but be sure to lay down a mat or shoe carpet to keep the wet and especially the salty-wet moisture off the floor.

Competitive Advantage:

Subfloors. An incredibly versatile flooring option, laminate can be installed on nearly any type of dry, clean, and level subfloor. Subfloor options include concrete, new wood subfloors, and existing vinyl or ceramic floors. In many cases when the installation of a hardwood floor is not compatible with a subfloor, laminate flooring is a viable option.
An Economical Choice. Laminate flooring is relatively less expensive than most flooring options available in the market and yet does not fall short when it comes to form and function. There is a laminate flooring choice for every price 
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