Yes. Laminate floor installation instructions are printed on the back of every carton of laminate flooring. You can also click here for laminate floor installation instructions.

Ans) sure it is possible because every carton of laminate flooring installation instructions is inserted.

Please refer to the installation instructions found in every box of product or refer to our Floor Care, Installation section of our website.

Ans) you can install laminate flooring on any floor-resilient tile, wood, vinyl sheet flooring. You don't need to pull the old floors and you don't bother about the repairing most sub floor damage. Only you have to need that make sure your sub floor is structurally dry, flat, sound and clean.

Answer: The answer to this question depends on your construction skills. Most people can install a laminate floor themselves, though it is easier if you have the help of one or two people. To get the best results read through the installation instructions before you start putting your floor together, make sure that you have all of the equipment and supplies that you need to install your floor correctly.

Laminate Flooring is made up of a high-density fibre board base, generally with a photograph of wood on top, coated with an acrylic lacquer. There is no real wood in a laminate board of this type. (Quick Step is of this type)

To decide where to begin the layout of your laminate floor, consider incoming light. It is usually best to install Bruce Laminate Flooring with the planks running parallel to light coming in windows or glass doors. For any installation, the starting wall should be long, and as straight as possible.

Yes, as long as relative humidity in your basement is controlled and that you install Quiet Walk or Quickstyle 2 in 1 foam with vapour barrier under you floor.

Yes, you can install a pool table or other heavy object on laminate flooring. Please ensure that follow all recommended installation procedures.

Unifloor Glueless laminate flooring can be installed over most existing floor coverings (except for carpet) in any room of your home except in very damp or wet areas (eg. bathroom).

occasional DAMP mopping with a neutral floor cleaner, such as Everwood Cleaner is generally all that is required to maintain Laminate flooring. Do not use soaps or detergents they may leave a film on the floor. Quickstyle Unifloor laminate flooring should never be waxed, sanded or refinished. Wipe up spills immediately.

The sheen on the laminate flooring panels is a manufactured characteristic of the product and cannot be modified.

Laminate wood flooring is basically plywood with a veneer wood on the top layer. Engineered flooring is basically vinyl attached to an underlayment. Despite what anyone tells you, these types of flooring cannot be refinished. There just isn't enough, if any, wood to sand.

Ans) The laminate flooring has one great ability that it take the appearance of other flooring products, it has added values while delivering like stain, fade, wear, moisture resistance, another reason is its lower cost for preparation, material and installation, have made this product most popular in the flooring industry.

Ans) start with the incoming light. It is considered best to install laminate flooring running in parallel to light coming in windows or glass doors. When you install the laminate flooring then you have to take care that the starting wall should be straight and long as possible.

Wood Laminate Flooring is made up of a high-density fibre board base usually finished with a very thin unsandable veneer of wood (e.g Par-ky, Kahrs Linnea), coated with an acrylic lacquer. This type of flooring cannot be sanded and resealed.

Laminate flooring consists of synthetic backing with a high-pressure laminate surface with a photograph of wood. Laminate is not renewable and therefore has a short usable life span. Wood flooring consists of wood backing with wood wear surface or solid wood. Wood flooring with proper care will last generations. Wood floors can be refinished, re-sanded, and re-coated to look like new again.

The most important thing to consider in laying laminate flooring is the nature of the subfloor on which it is being laid. Is it even enough and sufficiently dry? For screed floors a vapour barrier will be required. This prevents any residual moisture from the subfloor forcing its way upwards. A PE sheet, for example, designed for the purpose and available from dealers and retailers, is ideally suitable as a vapour barrier. It should be at least 0.2 mm in thickness.