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Combining the look of wood with a highly durable fiberboard core, laminate flooring is suitable for any room. Shop a wide range of laminate types, from polished wood laminate with a formal look, to a distressed style perfect for an authentic farmhouse kitchen. | Combining the look of wood with a highly durable fiberboard core, laminate flooring is suitable for any room. Shop a wide range of laminate types, from polished wood laminate with a formal look, to a distressed style perfect for an authentic farmhouse kitchen. | ||
=====choosing a laminate flooring===== | |||
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I have recently ripped the carpets up in my house to reveal a concrete subfloor that I don't believe is completely flat. I am wanting to lay a laminate floor on top of the concrete, but I'm unsure of which brand to go with. I had orignally wanted Pergo, but have heard that it echos badly and also scratches very easily. I have heard some good things about Nafco and was wondering if anyone had used it. I am intending to lay these floors myself, so ease of installation along with cost are big considerations. Any help in this matter would be much appreciated. | |||
