Laminate Wood Flooring

Decorating with black seems one of the boldest moves to make for a living space, even though black flooring, black furniture and appliances or chalkboard accent walls seem to fit right into the middle of the list of long running interior trends. This topic categorically goes out for ideals owing to the decor dynamics of “black laminate floors” and it’s nearer tones. In one of the many “topics” that Egger Laminate Flooring  covers in it’s website blogs, for the sole purpose of enlightening us with its design inspirations, they explored the many ideals of decorating with black flooring and opined that it’s all about the right element of contrast, that can make or break the harmony of a design. Pros And Cons Of Black Laminate Flooring Let’s jot down the best part first. The best things about Black and Dark toned laminate floors is similar to that of solid and engineered floors - the color adds an intense glamour to the space, the wood grains are more prominently se

Edging is a vital component for all kinds of tile or plank based flooring, that is often neglected by buyers who usually put most of their attention to the overall design of the floor surface and installation mechanism. The same scenario goes out for laminate flooring as well. The fact of the matter is, the edging style has a big contribution towards the final look of the installed floors. So if you are about to buy new laminate floors, here’s all you need to know about the different options of edging style. There are 3 basic options of edge profiles in laminate flooring, which is same as hardwood or engineered floors:  ·   Square Edge The edges of the floorboards are shaped flat, because of a precise 90 degrees cut. This enables the flooring to have an almost seamless layout, and be totally plain and uniform on the surface.  ·   Beveled Edge The bevelled edge is a distinct feature coveted for wood flooring, hence the same goes for laminate flooring as well. Bevel