Laminate Flooring Toronto: Affordable & Stylish Solutions
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Welcome to Parqueteam Hardwood Flooring, your destination for exquisite laminate flooring in Toronto. With our decade-long expertise, we're committed to enriching your living and working spaces with durable, stylish, and affordable laminate flooring. Whether you're looking to buy laminate flooring in Toronto or seeking professional installation, we provide comprehensive solutions that cater to your unique needs and preferences.
AREAS WE PRODLY SERVICE
Ajax, Aurora, Brampton, Bradford, Barrie, Burlington Cambridge, Etobicoke, Hamilton, Innisfil, Markham, Maple, Mississauga, Milton, Newmarket, North-York, Oshawa, Oakville, Pickering, Richmond Hill, Scarborough, Toronto, Thornhill, Vaughan, Woodbridge |
Why Choose Laminate Flooring?
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Our Laminate Flooring Services
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Cost and Pricing
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Laminate Flooring Reviews From Our Customers
I really enjoy my new laminate floors in the condo. Emil suggested very good material. I am impressed by how nice these floors look. Also going with new high baseboards finished of the high end look. Im grateful for the work that they did! |
Parqueteam went above and beyond all my expectations. Parqueteam was very fast, efficient, professional and extremely helpful throughout the whole process. Would highly recommend their services. |
Our Laminate Flooring Selection
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Laminate Flooring Installation Process
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What is Laminate Flooring and How It Is Made
Laminate flooring has become a popular choice for many homeowners and businesses due to its numerous advantages. But what exactly is laminate flooring, and how is it made?
Laminate flooring is a multi-layered synthetic flooring product designed to replicate the appearance of natural materials such as hardwood, stone, or ceramic tile. It consists of several layers, each with a specific function, that are fused together under high pressure and heat to create a durable and visually appealing flooring surface
Laminate flooring typically consists of four primary layers:
Wear Layer:
The topmost layer is a transparent, wear-resistant coating made from aluminum oxide or melamine. It protects the floor from scratches, dents, stains, and fading, ensuring the longevity of the laminate's appearance.
Decorative Layer:
Beneath the wear layer is the decorative layer, which features a high-resolution printed image that mimics the look of various natural materials. This layer is responsible for the realistic appearance of wood grain, stone, or tile patterns found in laminate flooring.
Core Layer:
The core layer, also known as the substrate layer, is made from high-density fiberboard (HDF) or medium-density fiberboard (MDF) impregnated with resin. This layer provides the floor with its structural stability, impact resistance, and moisture resistance.
Backing Layer:
The bottom layer, or backing layer, is composed of a moisture-resistant material that provides additional support and protection against warping, as well as creating a barrier against moisture from the subfloor.
Laminate flooring is also primarily composed of the following materials:
Wood Fibers: Derived from waste wood or recycled wood products, these fibers form the basis of the core layer.
Resin: Melamine or phenolic resin is used to impregnate the core material and decorative layer, providing strength, stability, and moisture resistance.
Aluminum Oxide: A hard, wear-resistant material used in the wear layer to protect the floor's surface from damage.
Paper: High-quality paper is used for the decorative layer, featuring printed images of various natural materials.
Laminate flooring is a multi-layered synthetic flooring product designed to replicate the appearance of natural materials such as hardwood, stone, or ceramic tile. It consists of several layers, each with a specific function, that are fused together under high pressure and heat to create a durable and visually appealing flooring surface
Laminate flooring typically consists of four primary layers:
Wear Layer:
The topmost layer is a transparent, wear-resistant coating made from aluminum oxide or melamine. It protects the floor from scratches, dents, stains, and fading, ensuring the longevity of the laminate's appearance.
Decorative Layer:
Beneath the wear layer is the decorative layer, which features a high-resolution printed image that mimics the look of various natural materials. This layer is responsible for the realistic appearance of wood grain, stone, or tile patterns found in laminate flooring.
Core Layer:
The core layer, also known as the substrate layer, is made from high-density fiberboard (HDF) or medium-density fiberboard (MDF) impregnated with resin. This layer provides the floor with its structural stability, impact resistance, and moisture resistance.
Backing Layer:
The bottom layer, or backing layer, is composed of a moisture-resistant material that provides additional support and protection against warping, as well as creating a barrier against moisture from the subfloor.
Laminate flooring is also primarily composed of the following materials:
Wood Fibers: Derived from waste wood or recycled wood products, these fibers form the basis of the core layer.
Resin: Melamine or phenolic resin is used to impregnate the core material and decorative layer, providing strength, stability, and moisture resistance.
Aluminum Oxide: A hard, wear-resistant material used in the wear layer to protect the floor's surface from damage.
Paper: High-quality paper is used for the decorative layer, featuring printed images of various natural materials.
FAQs About Laminate Flooring in Toronto
Q: What is the average laminate flooring installation price in Toronto?
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