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Laminate Floors

View our vast range of laminate flooring on our online shop or visit our flooring centre in Pontardulais Swansea.

Laminate flooring is hard wearing and ideal for heavy use and families in Carmarthen. It is available in a wide range of finishes and colours, from planks to hand finished, and from white to dark oaks.

Whatever you need to enhance the beauty of the rooms in your home you’ll find yourself spoilt for choice. Delivered to homes in Carmarthenshire.

Beige Oak Laminate Floor

Beige Oak Laminate Flooring

Brown Oak Laminate Flooring

Grey Brown Oak Laminate

Grey Oak Laminate Flooring

Light Oak Laminate Floors

Medium Oak Laminate Flooring

Natural Oak Laminate Floor

Pine Laminate Floors

Sandblast Oak Laminate Flooring

White Laminate Flooring

Light Natural Oak Laminate

Slate Black Galaxy

Slate Dark

Ceramic white

Ceramic light

Ceramic dark

Tivoli Travertine

Natural Varnish Oak

White Vintage Oak

Natural Varnsh Merbau

Light Vintage Oak

Authentic Oak

Pacific Oak

About Laminate Flooring

Laminate was originally created as an affordable alternative to hardwood. Back in the 1970s when laminate flooring was first introduced to the market, homeowners loved the fact that they could get a durable floor that looked like wood, but didn’t have the hardwood price tag.

In those early days, style was sacrificed for affordability. If you had a laminate floor back then, it may have looked like wood, but it probably also looked fake which used to be a drawback of this flooring type.

Today, advanced printing technologies have enabled manufacturers such as Quickstep to create a wide variety of laminate visuals that look so close to their original source, they can even fool flooring experts.

Laminate flooring is constructed in layers. The bottom layer is the “backing”. It’s designed to resist moisture that could cause boards to warp.

Above the backing is the inner core. The core is made from high-density fiberboard that is reinforced with a special resin to further enhance moisture resistance and increase durability.

Next is the image design layer. This is where the high-resolution image of wood, stone, metal, or other material appears.

The top layer is the wear layer. This layer protects the design from fading, scratches, and damage from everyday wear and tear.