There are several types of locking systems used in laminate flooring to securely connect the planks or tiles together. Here are some common types:
- Tongue and Groove: This is the most traditional and widely used locking system. It consists of
Missing Cap Sheet (Wear layer)
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What You Need to Know Laminate flooring typically consists of multiple layers, as you mentioned. Direct pressure laminate (DPL) usually...
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Milling Issues – Overwood
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What you need to know Milling Issues are product irregularities caused by variabilities in the Laminate flooring manufacturing process. Some...
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End Joint Stagger
March 25, 2022
What you need to know When installing laminate flooring, it's important to stagger the end joints properly to ensure a...
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Proud Edges
March 25, 2022
Under Construction What you need to know Proud edges appear as a height difference visible at laminate plank joints. The...
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Scratches and Abrasions
March 25, 2022
What you need to know Laminate floor covering material has a protective factory-applied wear layer overlay coating which can be...
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Impact Damage
March 25, 2022
What you need to know Impact damage and indentations are common issues that can occur on the surface of laminate...
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Melamine Finish Coming Off
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What you need to know Laminate flooring typically consists of 4 layers if it is a direct-pressure laminate (DPL) or...
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End joint Fade Out
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Coming soon What you need to know Other Factors Field Testing Industry Standards Lab testing Contact Labs Contributors: Copyright 2022...
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Broken Joints
March 25, 2022
What you need to know Broken joints are a condition that can occur can along the long and short edges...
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Floating floor Requirements
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What you need to know Laminate floating floors have certain requirements to ensure proper installation and long-term performance. Here are...
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