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FAQs about Laminate
Laminate Flooring is a manufactured wood which is finished with a real wood or stone effect.
Laminate Flooring is manufactured in layers. The bottom layer is designed to resist moisture from the ground beneath that could cause the boards to warp or rise. Above this is a high-density fiberboard, which adds to the moisture barrier and increases the floorings durability.
The next layer has a high-resolution image is applied to it to give the appearance of real wood or stone. Some laminates also have a texture added to it to enhance the look and make it more natural. The top layer is the wear layer, this clear coat protects the design from fading, scratches and everyday wear and tear.
One of the key benefits of laminate is their click system, this makes them easier and quicker to install.
Laminate is durable and hard wearing and is less likely to dent and scratch than solid wood flooring. This alongside its easy to clean surface makes it an ideal choice for busy households. A lot of people choose laminate due to it being a cost-effective alternative to wood flooring as it is a lot cheaper to purchase and install.
As the manufacturing process of laminate has developed and due to the use of state-of-the-art machinery, laminate looks more and more like real wood and stone - it can be difficult to distinguish between it and a real wood floor.
The materials used to construct laminate do not absorb dirt which makes it very hygienic and good for dust allergy sufferers.
Looking after your laminate starts even before you lay it down on your floor. Before laying your laminate, you must ensure that the existing sub-floor is completely flat, dry and free of any items as moisture and uneven surfaces can damage the planks.
To keep your laminate in tiptop condition, you simply need to regularly sweep or vacuum the surface to avoid any build up of grit or dirt, which could scratch, wear or damage your laminate.
We would advise you:
- To use felt pads underneath your furniture to avoid any scratchesTo use a mat in high traffic areas e.g. Front or back doors to avoid damage to your flooring.
- Against wearing high heels whilst walking across your laminate to avoid any indentations
- If any spills occur on your laminate, you must ensure that they are immediately cleaned up using a dry cloth so the moisture doesn’t soak into your floor. Using a wet cloth or mop should be avoided as the moisture could cause your laminate to expand or even warp if it seeps between the board joins
When cleaning your laminate, you should use a pre-approved Laminate Flooring cleaner to avoid any damage. To finish use a dry cloth to dry up any moisture used.
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When placing your order you can specify the working day (from three working days after your order is placed) you would like your order to be delivered on. Your order will then be delivered on your specified day between 7am and 6pm.
If your order is to be delivered by one of our vans you will receive a text message the day before with an estimated delivery time. Please allow for half an hour either side of this delivery time to allow for traffic.
Alternatively you can track your order via our tracking page.
If one of our external couriers are delivering your order we are unable to specify a time of delivery. You can however contact our Customer Service team on the day of delivery, who will put you in contact with your local depot who may be able to help you further.
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Yes, you can order up to six free samples. Please visit out free samples page for more information.