Laminate Flooring

Our laminate flooring is stylish, durable and practical, making it a popular choice for DIY enthusiasts. It’s a versatile flooring option that can replicate the look of hardwood or stone but at a much lower cost, making laminate a great option for budget-friendly renovations.

Designed to resist scratches, dents and everyday wear, our laminate flooring is well suited to busy areas of the home such as living rooms and kitchens. Many options are also water-resistant, making them suitable for areas where moisture may be present.

With a wide range of colours available—including grey, brown, white and tones from light to dark—customising your space is simple. Maintenance is easy: regular sweeping and occasional mopping is all that’s needed, with no special treatments or refinishing required.

Our laminate flooring is designed for straightforward installation, using a simple click-locking system and clear instructions. This makes it possible for DIY-ers to achieve professional-looking results. Our Aqualock, Series Woods and Audacity collections are economical, tough and stylish.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is laminate flooring?

Laminate flooring is a multi-layered floor covering made from high-density fibreboard (HDF) with a photographic layer that mimics the look of wood or tile. It’s topped with a protective wear layer, making it durable, affordable, and easy to maintain.

Learn more in our laminate flooring guide.

Is laminate flooring cost-effective?

Laminate flooring is one of the most cost-effective options for achieving a real-wood or tile look on a budget. It offers great value thanks to its durability, simple installation, and wide choice of styles. We’ve got a helpful guide to support you throughout your laminate flooring installation process.

What is the difference between laminate and vinyl flooring?

Laminate is made from compressed wood fibres with a realistic printed design while vinyl flooring (LVT) is made from synthetic materials and is fully waterproof. Both offer excellent durability, but vinyl is better suited to wet areas like bathrooms, whereas laminate is ideal for dry or water-resistant spaces.

Wood Effect vs Tile Effect Laminate Flooring ?

Wood effect laminate offers the look of natural timber with authentic textures and grains, perfect for creating a cosy, classic interior. It’s available in a wide variety of tones and finishes, from rustic oak to contemporary greys. Tile effect laminate, on the other hand, delivers the look of stone or ceramic without the cold feel or tricky installation. It’s ideal for kitchens and bathrooms where a sleek, modern style is preferred.