Laminate flooring has become extremely popular choice for many homeowners. Whether you are looking for a professionally installed floor or plan to do-it-yourself we have a wide array of wood planks and tile patterns in hundreds of styles and colors.

Families with active lifestyles that are looking for stone, tile or wood flooring designs should definitely stop in one of our many store locations and see our laminate floors. With our wide assortment of colors, textures and styles we can match any room decor.

From formal, traditional, country and contemporary our professionally trained sales staff can help you find the best floor that is just right for you!

Laminate Floors

Laminate floors are incredibly durable, easy to care for and come in a wide variety of realitic stone and wood flooring designs. If you love the look of real hardwood but are concerned with the upkeep than laminate floors are the answer. If you are concerned with tearing up old flooring or are budget-minded than laminate flooring may be a great choice for you.

Laminate flooring manufacturers use sophisticated, computerized technology to create realistic designs that are well protected by a tough outer coating that is imprevious to most stains, spills, burns and extremely scratch-resistant. These floors come in both planks and tiles and can be floated over most substrates including concrete slabs and existing floor coverings.

For the do-it-yourself homeowner most laminate floors have a specialized, glueless, tongue and grooved locking system that makes installation a snap! No messy glues to apply and easy to fix, in case you make an error while installing.

Laminate flooring textures offer the realism of hardwood graining and natural tile etching. You can choose from natural colors, dark wood grains as well as warm or cool color tones to compliment any room decor. Many hardwood plank designs are offered, including rare, exotic wood species. Stone and tile patterns will give you the elegant look of tile, but without the concerns about grout cleaning or cracking tile.

Laminate floors are never secured directly to the subfloor, instead they are floated over the subfloor. This allows laminate flooring to be used over a wide variety of subfloors, including wooden subfloors, existing floors and even concrete slabs.

Laminate flooring comes in several different forms:

Glueless laminate flooring
No mess, glueless installation makes these floors quick and easy-to-install. They come in a variety of ceramic and wood designs and colorations, as well as some manufacturers offer a real, hardwood veneer instead of a printed layer. These floors come in both planks and squares. An thin, plastic underlayment is needed to seal out moisture from below.

Glued laminate flooring
These are the orginal laminate floors that do require a special formulated glue to be applied to the tongue and grooved areas for each plank. Once the glue is dried the planks are almost impossible to pull apart. These floors are offered in both planks and squares.

Pre-glued laminate flooring
No mess, because the glue is already applied to the tongue and grooves which makes these floors quick and easy-to-install. An thin, plastic underlayment is needed to seal out moisture and prevent the glue from sticking to the substrate.