Scratch resistant

Question 1

What are the pros and cons of laminate flooring?

Accepted Answer

If you are beginning a remodeling project, it is essential to consider the pros and cons before making the decision. Laminate is durable and can withstand high traffic and exposure to cleaning agents, humidity and sunlight. The tough wear layer on top does not get scratched easily, which means the floors last longer than other alternatives. All these benefits also come with easy installation, which is perfect for DIY-ers and also costs less. Laminate floors cannot be refinished on the cons side, so once the top layer is worn out, the floors need to be replaced. Since the floor is made of composite material, they are not eco-friendly. Lastly, hardwood purists may not appreciate the synthetic feel and walking sound. We carry Laminate Wood Flooring in various colors, finishes and species, including Oak, Hickory, Maple and Cherry. Check out the product with the highest review count, the Outlast+ Grey Optimus Pine 12 mm T x 7.5 in. W Waterproof Laminate Wood Flooring (19.6 sqft/case).

Question 2

What are the shipping options for Laminate Wood Flooring?

Accepted Answer

All Laminate Wood Flooring can be shipped to you at home.

Question 3

What's the top-selling product within Laminate Wood Flooring?

Accepted Answer

The top-selling product within Laminate Wood Flooring is the Pergo Outlast+ Grey Optimus Pine 12 mm T x 7.5 in. W Waterproof Laminate Wood Flooring (549.6 sqft/pallet).

Question 4

Which brand has the largest assortment of Laminate Wood Flooring at The Home Depot?

Accepted Answer

Pergo has the largest assortment of Laminate Wood Flooring.

Question 5

Can Laminate Wood Flooring be returned?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Laminate Wood Flooring can be returned within our 90-Day return period.

Question 6

What types of gloss finishes are available for products within Laminate Wood Flooring?

Accepted Answer

The choice for the level of sheen on laminate flooring depends upon various factors such as the location, level and type of traffic, cleaning frequency and safety concerns. High or medium gloss floors reflect light which opens up space and adds a modern appeal. Gloss finishes are also suitable for wet environments as the lacquer on top gives water-resistant properties. On the cons side, the slippery nature of the floor can be a safety hazard, and since the floors are highly reflective, any dents or scratches are easily visible. On the other hand, low gloss or matte floors offer a rustic lived-in appeal as it absorbs more light. These floors are good at concealing imperfections and are safe for kids, the elderly and pets as they are not slippery. The downside of low gloss or matte is primarily aesthetics as they make space look smaller. Within Laminate Wood Flooring, we carry 8 low gloss and 2 medium gloss options.

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Department

Review Rating

Brand

Pergo

Home Decorators Collection

ASPEN FLOORING

MSI

A&A Surfaces

Krono Original

Laminate Flooring Features

Noise resistant

Easy Install

Floating

Sample Available

Heated

No waxing or polishing needed

Radiant/Underfloor Warming Approved

Plank Width

Wide plank (7+ in)

Species

Oak

Hickory

Maple

Cherry

Brazilian Cherry/Jatoba

Pine

Walnut

Acacia

Applewood

Teak

Elm

Mahogany

Ash

Chestnut

Stone

Koa

AC Rating

AC4: Commercial Medium Traffic

AC2: Residential Medium Traffic

AC3: Residential Heavy Traffic

Color Family

Brown

Gray

Underlayment Options

Underlayment Required - Included

Underlayment Required - Sold Separately

Underlayment Not Required

Underlayment Required - Pre-Attached

Location

Hallway

Kitchen

Living Room

Basement

Bathroom

Bedroom

Mudroom

Sunroom

Product Thickness (mm)

7 - 8.9

9 - 10.9

11+

Gloss

Low Gloss

Installation Method

Click Lock

Water Protection

Waterproof

Water Resistant

Pack Size

Case

Plank Length

Standard Length

Minimum Acclimation Period

No Acclimation Required

2 Days

Flooring Look

Home Decorators Collection
Rebel Trail Pine Rustic Brown 10 mm T x 8 in. W Waterproof Laminate Wood Flooring (18.60 sq. ft./Case)

Krono Original
White Wash Mountain Larch 10 mm T x 8 in. W Waterproof Laminate Wood Flooring (18.6 sqft/case)

Pergo
Outlast+ Dalen Grey Pine 12 mm T x 7.4 in. W Waterproof Laminate Wood Flooring (19.63 sq.ft./case)

MSI
Cyndya Grove 9.9 mm T x 7.72 in. W x 47.87 in. L Waterproof Laminate Flooring (17.92 sq. ft./case)

MSI
Lauren Springs Oak 9.9 mm T x 7.72 in. W x 47.87 in. L Waterproof Laminate Flooring (17.92 sq. ft./Case)

ASPEN FLOORING
Echelon Oak 12mm T x 7.7 in. W x 48 in. L Click Lock Water Resistant Laminate Wood Flooring (15.39 sq. ft./case)

A&A Surfaces
Lancaster Breeze 8 mm T x 7 in. W Waterproof Laminate Wood Flooring (20.5 sqft/case)