LAMINATE FLOORING

In addition to providing a sturdy foundation for members of your family to walk and live on, the flooring you choose also acts as an element of design and aesthetic in your home. There are countless flooring options from which one can choose, but customers looking for a durable and budget friendly options should consider laminate flooring from Tasteful Trend Interiors. At Tasteful Trends near St. George, Utah, we carry a wide variety of colors and styles of laminate flooring options so that our team can help you find the right fit for your next home renovation project!

Often considered to be an alternative to traditional hardwood flooring, laminate flooring is a multi-layer engineered synthetic flooring product that is specifically designed to mimic the appearance of true hardwood. Typically, laminate flooring is manufactures from melamine resin and fiber board materials with an imprinted image on the top layer to provide its hardwood-like appearance. Laminate flooring can last customers up to 20 years and provide beautiful flooring at a fraction of the cost to alternative options.

Key Characteristics of Laminate Flooring

With so many flooring options available to our customers, it is important to understand what makes laminate flooring a unique and special option for our customers.

• Appearance and Aesthetic. While obviously constructed to resemble the appearance of hardwood floors, laminate flooring has a predetermined pattern imprinted onto the surface of the plans to ensure a cohesive appearance and an organized aesthetic. Typically, these patterns repeat every five planks.
• Durability. Laminate flooring is often harder than genuine hardwood, making it incredibly durable and promoting longevity. Because laminate flooring is chemically bonded and manufactures, these floor surfaces are resistant to damage, staining, fading, or cracking over their lifespan.
• Moisture Resistance. In addition to being resistant to damage, laminate flooring is resistant to moisture as well due to its strong outer layer. For this reason, laminate flooring is an excellent flooring solution for kitchens, bathrooms, and basements to prevent costly repairs in the future.
• Low Maintenance. While repairs are part of any homeowner’s journey, laminate flooring is more difficult to repair than genuine hardwood. If damaged, laminate planks will have to be removed, which can be a costly expense for homeowners.
• Environmental Friendliness. While laminate flooring is certainly not organic, its nature require less wood harvesting than genuine hardwood flooring. If environmental friendliness is on your mind as you look for a flooring solution to your home, a member of our team would be happy to talk to you about laminate flooring and your options.
  

The Best Places for Laminate Flooring

While laminate flooring would look great in any area of your home and is beloved for its flexibility and functionality, there are certain locations where it would bring a beautiful appearance and a solid surface.