Laminate flooring

Laminate flooring, also known as “laminate wood flooring,” is constructed with a combination of distinct layers. Its base consists of pressed wood particles, which are compressed and bonded with resins to form stable and robust boards. On top of this base, a photographic layer is printed, faithfully reproducing wood grains in stunning detail. This layer gives the floor its realistic appearance of natural wood. To protect the photographic image and ensure the floor’s durability, a transparent layer of tough plastic is applied over the image layer. This wear layer acts as a barrier against scratches, stains, and damage from daily use, making laminate flooring a practical and long-lasting choice for both residential and commercial settings.

By combining the aesthetics of natural wood with the practicality of plastic and modern manufacturing technology, laminate flooring offers an attractive and affordable alternative to solid hardwood floors.