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Installing laminate flooring yourself is surprisingly simple. In fact, the most involved part of the laminate flooring installation process is cutting the laminate flooring properly. There are many ways to cut laminate flooring, each utilizing a different tool, from a miter saw to a specialty laminate cutter. | Installing laminate flooring yourself is surprisingly simple. In fact, the most involved part of the laminate flooring installation process is cutting the laminate flooring properly. There are many ways to cut laminate flooring, each utilizing a different tool, from a miter saw to a specialty laminate cutter. | ||
=====A Homeowner's Guide To Laminate Flooring===== | |||
[https://www.hunker.com/13711350/a-homeowners-guide-to-laminate-flooring/ by Nathalie Mornu 2/9/21 hunker] | |||
Laminate flooring is a versatile synthetic flooring product made from several layers of material fused (laminated) together in planks or tiles. Perstorp, a Swedish company that has been producing flooring since 1923, developed laminate flooring in 1977 and began selling it under the brand name Pergo. For some time, the brand name was used to represent all laminate flooring, and while it still has the highest name recognition, it is by no means the only manufacturer. | |||
