What is laminate click flooring?

Click-lock laminate flooring uses a tongue-and-groove system to connect each board. While other laminate flooring options may require nails or adhesive to stay in place, click laminate can be floated to rest on your subfloor without the need for extra materials. It’s also easy to clean laminate flooring without investing in expensive chemicals. Laminate click flooring is easy to install, even with no previous DIY experience, and it’s an affordable alternative to other flooring materials. You can read our laminate flooring guide to learn more about its many benefits.

What rooms are best suited for click laminate flooring?

Click-lock laminate flooring is particularly well-suited for high-traffic areas, such as hallways, kitchens, and living rooms. It’s less well-suited for rooms with high humidity or temperature fluctuations, like basements or bathrooms.

How to lay click laminate flooring

When installing click laminate, make sure your subfloor is clean, level, and covered with a suitable underlay to protect your materials. Then, line up a board with your wall, and click a row of others into place until you’ve covered the length of your room. You can then continue across the rest of your room, clicking each row into place as you go. Check out our guide on how to install laminate flooring for more tips!