Quickstep Soft Oak Light Brown 12mm Impressive Ultra Laminate Flooring

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Yes you can, we'd love to see you!Unlike many online flooring companies, we do have real-world show rooms where you can come and see, touch and even smell (who doesn't love the scent of real wood?!) our range of top quality flooring products. We have...

Yes!Even after you've found the wood flooring that's just right for you - sometimes you just want to see, touch and smell something before you make the decision to buy! Here at Flooring365 - we get that... That's why we've developed our own "Free Sample...

Hi Sophie,Sorry - due to the costs involved we don't offer our free sample service on our laminate range. However, you can view our stock in our high-street showrooms too - so why not pop in and say hello? We'll put the kettle on for you! ;)We have 3...

Thanks for your question! We wouldn't recommend using any wood flooring product in a bathroom - due to moisture. However, our vinyl flooring tiles are fully waterproof - ideal for use in the bathroom! We have some great wood-effect vinyl products in...

Laminate is an alternative to natural wood if you are looking for something that has a more uniform look and can withstand a lot more wear and tear. It is an easy to install, budget-friendly option that still has the look of a real wood floor.

Both vinyl and laminate are easy to clean and maintain with the correct maintenance kits. Laminate flooring does not tend to have the same durability as vinyl so that is something to consider while purchasing.

A laminate floor is much easier to install if you plan to do it yourself but fitting a solid wood floor it is always best to get a professional to install it for you. A laminate floor typically lasts 10 years depending on how well maintained it is, but...

Most laminates will last 10 years in most domestic environments, but it is dependent on how well maintained you keep the floor, and in what environment it has been laid in.

If the floor is well looked after and maintained it can last for years, but it is dependent on where the floor is laid and if it is high traffic area.

If you are looking at installing a laminate in the kitchen you should first consider that laminate is very susceptible to moisture, it is recommended that you lay an LVT in the kitchen as they are much more waterproof.