Laminate Flooring
An ideal low-maintenance alternative to real wood or tile flooring, laminate flooring is growing in popularity throughout the UK. Looking for a herringbone laminate flooring pattern, or a grey laminate flooring style? We’ve carefully curated a selection of high-quality, cheap laminate flooring options to help you find the perfect upgrade for your home.
Cheap Laminate Flooring That Lasts
Our durable laminate ranges are easy to maintain and built to last. Simply sweep and mop to deal with sticky finger marks and muddy footprints quickly - an ideal solution for busy family homes.
Our luxury laminate flooring ranges feature wood grain embossing, bevelled edges, and 3D textures to achieve the perfect, authentic finish in your home. Our laminate is also extremely easy to install - planks simply click together, and can be trimmed to accommodate cabinets and corners in the home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Is Laminate Flooring?
Laminate flooring is a multi-layered floor surface made from high-density fibreboard (HDF), a photographic decorative layer, and a protective top coating. It’s designed to mimic wood, tile, or stone while offering a durable, scratch-resistant, and cost-effective alternative to real materials.
How Do I Lay Laminate Flooring?
How you fit laminate flooring depends on the style you choose, for example plank laminate or herringbone laminate will require slightly different methods.
For the best information on how to lay laminate flooring, check out our detailed guides which give you step by step instructions tailored to the style you choose.
How Can I Clean Laminate Flooring?
To clean laminate flooring, sweep or vacuum regularly using a soft brush attachment to remove dirt and dust. Use a damp microfibre mop with a laminate floor cleaner, avoid using excessive water, steam mops, or harsh chemicals, as these can damage the surface. Wipe up spills quickly to prevent moisture from seeping into the joints and causing swelling.
How Do I Cut Laminate Flooring?
To cut laminate flooring, measure and mark your plank, then use a laminate cutter, jigsaw, or circular saw with a fine-toothed blade for a clean edge. Always cut with the decorative side facing up to reduce chipping. Wear safety gear and cut on a stable surface for best results.
Can You Paint Laminate Flooring?
Yes, you can paint laminate flooring, but it requires proper preparation. Lightly sand the surface, apply a strong bonding primer, then use a durable floor paint suitable for high-traffic areas. Keep in mind, painted laminate may not be as hard-wearing as its original finish.
How Do You Wash Laminate Flooring?
To wash laminate flooring, use a damp microfibre mop with a laminate-safe floor cleaner. Avoid using excessive water, steam cleaners, or abrasive products, as these can damage the surface and cause swelling. Always dry the floor after washing to protect the joints.
How Much Does It Cost to Lay Laminate Flooring?
The cost to lay laminate flooring typically ranges from £10 to £20 per square metre for labour, depending on your location and floor condition. Additional costs may apply for underlay, trims, and removing old flooring. Always get a full quote before installation.
How Do You Remove Laminate Flooring?
To remove laminate flooring, start by taking off the skirting boards or trims. Lift each plank from the edge, working row by row. Most laminate floors use a click-lock system, so planks should come apart easily without damaging the subfloor. Wear gloves and work carefully to avoid breakage.
How Do You Repair Laminate Flooring?
Minor scratches in laminate flooring can be filled with a laminate floor repair kit. For deeper damage or broken planks, it's best to replace the affected boards, most click-fit systems allow for easy removal and replacement without lifting the whole floor. Always match the colour and style for a seamless finish.
