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Laminate plank flooring installation in Greenwich, Connecticut
You want the appearance of real wood floors without the price or the maintenance that comes with refinishing and sealing every few years. Laminate plank flooring gives you a wood-look surface with a scratch-resistant coating that holds up in busy households and office spaces. Gunderson Flooring and Design installs laminate plank flooring in Greenwich homes and businesses where durability and style need to work together.
Laminate plank flooring is made from a compressed fiberboard core with a photographic image layer that replicates wood grain, and a protective wear layer on top. The planks click together during installation, creating a floating floor that sits over the subfloor without glue or nails. This type of flooring works well in living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, and offices throughout Greenwich where foot traffic is steady but moisture exposure is limited.
If you are considering laminate plank flooring for your home or business in Greenwich, reach out to discuss styles and schedule installation.
How Laminate Planks Are Laid and Locked
The subfloor is leveled and cleaned before installation begins, and a foam underlayment is rolled out to provide cushioning and sound dampening. In Greenwich homes with concrete slabs, a moisture barrier is added beneath the underlayment to prevent warping. The planks are clicked together row by row, with spacers placed along the walls to allow for expansion.
Once the installation is complete, the floor will feel firm underfoot and the wood-look pattern will run seamlessly across the room. You will notice that the surface resists scuffs and scratches better than real hardwood, and cleaning only requires sweeping or damp mopping.
Laminate flooring performs well in dry environments but should not be installed in bathrooms, laundry rooms, or basements where standing water or high humidity could cause the core to swell. The planks are trimmed around doorways and vents, and transitions are installed where the laminate meets tile or carpet. Because laminate is a floating floor, it can be removed and reinstalled if needed, though this is not typically recommended once it has been down for several years.
Here are the details people want to know
Homeowners in Greenwich usually want to know how laminate compares to vinyl and hardwood, how long it lasts, and whether it can be installed in every room.
Laminate plank flooring offers a wood-look finish that does not require the upkeep of solid hardwood and fits a range of budgets. Gunderson Flooring and Design installs laminate flooring in Greenwich homes and businesses, and we can help you choose a style that works for your space. Contact us to get started.
