Gray Distressed Laminate Flooring with Distressed Surface Glueless Unilin Click

12mm Distressed Laminate flooring 6644 with handscraped surface in door decoration

Laminate Flooring Specifications:

Description:

Laminated flooring Structure:

There are four layers:

Wear Layer - the material is crystallization AL2O3 the one you walk on. It's usually made from cellulose paper that's been saturated with melamine plastic resins that make laminate flooring so incredibly scratch-resistant.
Design Layer - So much colors can be seen, typically a photograph or patterned print that has been copied onto cellulose paper. Because it is below the upper melamine layer, it can't be marked or scuffed and it won't fade.
Core Layer -The Core based board of flooring.It is the backbone of all laminate flooring. The core layer is usually some form of processed particle board and comes in different strengths and thicknesses.

Stabilizing Layer - It has tension, so it need the balance paper to keep balance. so the floor is straight, not bend. On the bottom of the flooring that can holds everything in place. It's usually made from resin-saturated paper, just like the top layer.It has tension, so it need the balance paper to keep balance. so the floor is straight, not bend. 

Laminate Flooring Benefits:

The benefits can be summed up in two words - cost and durability.

Laminate flooring save your money.It provides you with tremendous bang for your buck (especially when compared to how expensive other flooring options can be). Laminate flooring offers the appearance of real hardwood floors or stone tile, but for about two-thirds the cost. If properly cared for, laminate flooring can last for years and years.

It is very easy for someone to install the laminate flooring.There is no need for any special glues because “laminate flooring is a snap”, with the tongue and groove click systems you literally snap it together. It also doesn’t matter what your subfloor is because laminate floors do not need to be glued or nailed down. It simply floats, meaning it can be laid on top of wood, plywood, concrete or even existing vinyl flooring. 

However, people often forget that laminate flooring has a number of other benefits, such as:

Blocking the sun's harmful rays and protecting the floor pattern from fading over time.

Endless design options.
Excellent warranty protection.
Easy repairs, since damaged planks can be replaced without contrasting with the pattern of surrounding boards.
Very low emissions.