Laminate Flooring

In many ways, laminate floors are responsible for the revolution of do-it-yourself flooring installers. When first introduced by Pergo (which is a brand of laminate flooring and now there are many, many others), their popularity was immediate. Even though some gluing at the joints was required, laminate floors were much easier to install than traditional sand and finish wood floors. The laminate floors of today are known as “click laminates” or “click-locking laminates” and snap together at the joints. No glue is required and installation couldn’t be any simpler.

When tackling a DIY project such as flooring, it just makes sense to do a little extra research beforehand to ensure a clean and pleasant experience. Everyone has had a nightmare DIY project, and no one ever wants to relive it. That's why at DIYFlooring you'll only find the easiest, most hassle-free laminate flooring products in the world. We've taken the time to identify the laminate flooring that's easier to install, and eliminated those that gave us a problem. The last thing we need is someone recommending to their friends that tackling their own flooring project was a bad idea. The fact is, it's a great idea, and in the end can save you thousands.

At DIYFlooring, you'll see that our laminate flooring is simply better than the competition. One example is the clickable locking system. With many other laminates (though they claim to be "click"), they require a lot of tapping to seam up properly. When you multiply that by hundreds of boards, the amount of time it takes you to complete your installation increases exponentially. That's how bad experiences are born and what you will avoid when you buy here.

Laminate Wood Flooring

Once installed, laminate wood floors can be virtually indistinguishable from real wood floors. The advantage a laminate wood floor has over a real wood floor is usually cost and versatility, meaning wood laminate can be installed in some places it’s not recommended to install real wood. Wood laminate flooring is often much easier to install, durable, very practical and a very logical choice for most do it yourself flooring installations. Caring for wood laminate is easy, installing it is easy, and purchasing your new wood laminate at DIYFlooring is even easier.

We’ve tested and tested again to ensure that your choice to perform a diy floor installation is a good one, and we urge you not to learn the hard way.