Eco Dark High Gloss Laminate Flooring , Laminate Floating Floor Covering for Residential Use

Eco Home High Gloss Laminate Flooring , Hardwood Floors with HDF for Covering

Specifications: 

Eco Laminate Flooring with HDF for Covering, as the main product in our factory, we are exporting it to many countries, such as USA, Canada and Austrilia.

Size: 1215(L)*126(W)*12(T) mm

Surface: High Glossy

Reference: U Bevel pressed

Click: Unilin

Package: 12pcs/box ,48boxes/plt,20plts/container

Description:

A floating floor is a floor built with all its parts attached to each other but with none of these component parts fixed to the supporting floor. Virtually all laminate floors install as floating floors.

Applications:

Laminate flooring is an extremely versatile flooring product. It can be installed in virtually any room of your home, above or below ground, over wood or concrete. Keep in mind there are several locations that are not recommended. Because laminate flooring is a wood flooring product it is not recommended that laminates be installed in wet locations such as bathrooms, washrooms, saunas, enclosed porches or verandas, or anywhere that may require wet-mopping. Extended exposure to moisture of this type may cause the core of your laminate flooring to warp or swell. In some instances, with special installation procedures, it is possible to install laminate floors in bathrooms where water will not stand on the floor for any length of time. Other than that, laminate is very versatile: install it in living and dining rooms, kitchens, hallways, foyers, bedrooms, basements, stairs, offices, retail spaces and many other locations.
 

Competitive Advantage:

Laminate flooring is typically half the cost of traditional hardwood flooring. Sometimes the savings are even greater, depending on the type of flooring in question. And with recent innovations in technology, laminates look more and more like real wood. Laminate is easier to install than solid hardwood and many people can install it themselves without any previous carpentry experience whereas solid hardwood requires a specific level of expertise. With a laminate you won’t need nails and/or glue, as is the case with newer laminate locking systems. Therefore installation happens fast, in way less time than solid hardwoods can be installed and your finished floor will be scratch-and fade-resistant, two areas where solid hardwood is known to be more vulnerable.