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Hybrid laminate flooring offers a long-lasting, durable and affordable option. Plus it can be installed anywhere in residential or commercial settings making it an attractive choice for a huge range of applications. It is suitable for all areas of the house. However, they should not be installed outdoors or in areas where there is excessive moisture like saunas or hot tubs.

 Before you buy hybrid laminate flooring, check the warranty! Top-quality hybrid laminate flooring comes with a warranty of 20 years. So make sure you are purchasing from a reliable and trusted supplier to ensure you are getting a long-lasting, quality product.

Waterproof laminate flooring with a black core is a durable and water-resistant flooring option often used in high-moisture areas like kitchens and bathrooms. The black core, typically made of HDF (High-Density Fiberboard), offers superior water resistance compared to traditional laminate cores. This type of flooring is designed to withstand spills and moisture without swelling or buckling, making it suitable for areas where traditional wood flooring might be prone to damage. 

■Waterproof Herringbone Hybrid Laminate Flooring

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Herringbone Laminate Flooring with V groove and EIR Surface give a good visual effect for its unique installation patterns

Laminate flooring has become a popular choice for homeowners and businesses thanks to its attractive appearance and impressive durability. But have you ever wondered what makes laminate floors so tough? Let's dive into the science behind their resilience.

Understanding laminate construction

Laminate wood flooring isn't solid wood. It's cleverly engineered with multiple layers, each contributing to its overall strength:

◆ Backing layer: This layer provides stability and moisture resistance, protecting the floor from warping.

◆ Core layer: Usually made from high-density fiberboard (HDF), this layer is the heart of the laminate's durability, providing impact resistance and structural integrity.

◆ Image layer: This is where the magic happens! A high-resolution photo of wood, stone, or tile gives laminate its realistic appearance.

◆ Wear layer: The topmost layer is a transparent, tough coating that protects the floor from scratches, stains, and fading.

The wear layer: your floor's first line of defense

The wear layer is crucial in determining how well your laminate floor stands up to daily wear and tear. It's typically made from aluminum oxide or melamine resin, both known for their exceptional hardness.

The thickness of the wear layer is measured in mils (thousandths of an inch). The higher the mil rating, the more durable the floor. For high-traffic areas, look for laminate flooring with a wear layer of at least 12 mils.

AC ratings: a quick guide to durability

Manufacturers use a rating system called Abrasion Class (AC) to help consumers choose the right laminate floor for their needs. Here's a quick overview:

◆AC1: Light residential use (bedrooms)

◆AC2: Moderate residential use (living rooms, dining rooms)

◆AC3: General residential use (all rooms)

◆AC4: Heavy residential and light commercial use

◆AC5: Heavy commercial use

Why choose laminate floors? Benefits beyond durability

In addition to being tough, laminate floors offer a range of other advantages:

◆ Easy maintenance: The sealed surface of laminate flooring makes it resistant to stains and spills, making cleaning a breeze.

◆ Fade resistance: The wear layer protects the image from sunlight, ensuring your floors look beautiful for years to come.

◆ Affordable floors: Laminate flooring is often more budget-friendly than hardwood or natural stone without sacrificing style.

◆ Wide variety of designs: With countless colors, patterns, and textures available, you're sure to find the perfect laminate to complement your decor.

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