Oak Laminate Flooring

Laminate is known for its durability, easy installation and maintenance, and its ability to mimic other materials for a lower cost. Our oak laminate flooring options are cheaper than engineered wood or solid wooden floors, without sacrificing comfort or durability. Read our laminate flooring guide to learn all about its advantages.

An oak laminate floor can’t replicate the underfoot feeling of real wood, but it offers a similar look for a much lower price. Plus, oak laminate floors are much easier to clean and take care of, meaning you won’t need to spend as much time or money on their upkeep.

While our oak laminate flooring obviously can’t beat the look of the real thing, it can easily replicate the look of natural wood to the untrained eye. Our laminate floors use an image layer to print a high-quality wooden texture on the surface of your materials.

It’s relatively straightforward to install laminate flooring without prior DIY experience, and you won’t require the expensive tools that are needed for laying real wood. There are a wide variety of ways to install your flooring, depending on your chosen pattern, whether you decide to lay herringbone laminate flooring or go for a classic plank design.

An oak laminate floor can be easily styled into any room with its versatile look, but it’s best for low-moisture environments that receive generous foot traffic. It’s perfect if you’re looking to upgrade your home office flooring or style a dining room on a budget, but for bathrooms and kitchens, consider investing in a water-resistant option.

To clean laminate flooring, simply vacuum or sweep any dust and debris, then mop with warm water and washing up liquid, making sure to wring your mop thoroughly before use. Then, clean with a microfibre cloth to finish. You can also repair cracks in laminate flooring with kits available from most home improvement stores.