As a flooring expert with years of experience in the industry, I can confidently say that the decision to install laminate flooring in the kitchen is not a straightforward one. It involves a careful consideration of several factors, including the material's resistance to moisture, the kitchen's traffic, and the desired aesthetic. Let's delve into the details.

Moisture Resistance: The primary concern with laminate flooring in any setting, but especially in the kitchen, is moisture. Laminate flooring is made from layers of fiberboard with a photographic applique on top, which is then sealed with a protective layer. While this protective layer is designed to resist daily wearread more >>

As long as you address the overriding concern of moisture, you can install laminate flooring in the kitchen. If you want no worries about moisture, install sheet vinyl or luxury vinyl plank (LVP). In terms of appearance, LVP is a close contender with laminate and it is 100% waterproof.Mar 14, 2018read more >>