Hallway Laminate Flooring

Easy to install and clean

Compared to other flooring materials, installing laminate flooring is relatively straightforward, and can be kept in good condition with minimal effort. Cleaning laminate floors is easy, and only needs a mop and a suitable cleaner mixed with warm water, making it perfect for dealing with dirt and debris.

Authentic wooden looks for a lower cost

Laminate floors are available in a range of effects, with image layers to emulate the appearance of other materials such as wood and stone. This makes it a versatile choice for styling your room, letting you pick the ideal finish to match the rest of your design.

Browse our full laminate collection by room

We offer a wide range of laminate flooring for use all around the home, so you can choose the right floors for every room. Redecorate your workspace with our office laminate flooring, enjoy a cosy night’s sleep with our bedroom laminate flooring, or dine in style with our range of dining room laminate flooring. 

Laminate Flooring – Hallway FAQs

Why choose laminate flooring for the hallway?

Compared to other materials, laminate is easy to install and maintain, great at resisting heavy foot traffic, and visually appealing. When comparing laminate vs engineered wood, it’s also much more affordable.

Which way should laminate flooring run in a hallway?

To make your hallways appear as spacious as possible, you should run your laminate flooring parallel to the longest wall in your space. This leaves the grain pointing towards the end of your hall to maximise its effect. Running it in the direction of the nearest natural light source is also an option, as this gives your floors a cohesive look. 

Can I install laminate flooring in my hallway, or should I ask a professional?

Laminate flooring is generally considered to be easier to install than many other materials, but if you’re uncomfortable with DIY tasks, you should consult a professional service for help. You can read our ultimate laminate flooring guide for advice on installing your laminate, and our laminate expansion gap guide can help you leave enough space to avoid warped floors.

How much does it cost to lay laminate in a hallway?

Different professional services will charge different amounts for installing laminate flooring, but you can expect to pay a price per square metre laid. This can range from as cheap £20/sq metre to as expensive as £50/sq metre. Various factors can also increase the cost of your installation process.