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10 years ago

last modified: 10 years ago

What is the type and color for this wood floor?
Can it be done using laminate flooring?
My house is 200 square meter and i am planing to do it all the same type and color.
The laminate is durable and dont
scratch easily?!
What about water..it affect?!
Thank you.

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Cancork Floor Inc.
10 years ago
Broad plank oak (5" - 7") with a walnut stain. Super easy to "do" in a laminate. Do NOT use laminate in kitchens or baths. Find another floor for wet areas (entrance areas might also need another flooring type...depends on how much rain/snow) you get.

Laminate quality ranges from $0.89/sf "junk" to 15mm thick $4.59/sf high end product. The "scratching" and "wear issues" we see with LOW END products are taken care of by moving towards the HIGH END. The better the quality/thickness, the higher the price = the better the floor will perform.
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