Laminate flooring

Floor panels are elements used for finishing floors. They are available in various materials, such as laminate, wood or vinyl, so they can be adapted to the style and needs of a given interior.

Laminate, vinyl and wooden panels are available on the market. Each of these types differs in material, durability and performance properties, which allows you to choose the right type of panels for different rooms and conditions.

It is best to clean the panels regularly, vacuuming and wiping with a slightly damp mop. Avoid excess water and highly acidic cleaning agents. It is worth using pads under furniture to avoid scratches.

Most laminate and vinyl panels are compatible with underfloor heating, but before installation, make sure that the manufacturer allows it. Wooden panels can also be used with underfloor heating, but you should pay attention to the appropriate type of wood and the manufacturer's recommendations.

Scratch resistance depends on the material and abrasion class of the panels. Laminated and vinyl panels are more scratch-resistant than wooden panels, and abrasion classes (e.g. AC3, AC4) help you choose panels with the right durability for a given room.

Yes, most floor panels are equipped with "click" installation systems, which allow easy connection of panels without the use of glue. This method of installation is quick and can be done independently, without specialist tools.