Laminate FAQs

Laminate flooring is experiencing a resurgence in popularity due to several key factors. Our modern manufacturing techniques have greatly improved the aesthetics of laminate flooring, allowing it to closely mimic the appearance of natural wood at a more budget-friendly price. Its durability, wear resistance, and 100% waterproof surface with a water-resistant core, specifically engineered to withstand even the most extreme moisture conditions, make it ideal for high-traffic areas.

The AC rating for laminate floors refers to the Abrasion Class rating. The AC rating primarily evaluates the durability and resistance of laminate flooring to various factors such as scratches, stains, burns, and impact. It helps consumers and professionals alike to assess the suitability of a particular laminate floor for different levels of foot traffic in both residential and commercial settings. The AC rating scale typically ranges from AC1 to AC5, with AC1 being the least durable and suitable for light residential use and AC5 being the most durable and appropriate for heavy commercial use, such as high-traffic public spaces like shopping malls or airports. An AC4 rating suits families with high traffic and furry friends.