Laminate is a very popular floor covering that is used for rooms with different functional purposes. The wide range of its applications is explained by its numerous positive properties. These include high aesthetics, low cost, ease of maintenance, the absence of significant difficulties during installation, and reliable fixation of individual planks. Also, the resulting perfectly flat surface will not creak, which is very important for many customers.
Where to order laminate flooring installation in Moscow?
Our company installs laminate flooring in Moscow. We work with different premises functional purpose and we take on orders of any complexity. As a result of cooperation with us, every customer remains completely satisfied.
Before carrying out work, we carefully study all the client’s requirements and, of course, fulfill them. To obtain high-quality and durable flooring, our craftsmen use best materials and tools. This is complemented by the high professionalism of our employees and their extensive work experience.
The cost of laying 1 sq. m laminate
We offer the most favorable prices for installing laminate flooring in Moscow. To get acquainted with approximate prices and a list of services provided, just browse our website. Our surveyor, who visits the site completely free of charge, can tell you the exact cost of the work. It is also easy to find out all the nuances of installation and consult on questions of interest.
Three ways to prepare the floor for laying laminate
Types of material
Depending on the type of surface, the following types of laminated boards are distinguished:
- classical. These are smooth elements that look like wood pores;
- natural. Completely imitate the structure of wood, varnished;
- embossed. Has small indentations that reduce slipping;
- country. The surface has a slight relief and has a massage effect.
Installation methods
Depending on the installation method, materials are separated, which are fixed using special locks or glue. The first option is more popular due to ease of installation. Laminated boards are fixed using grooves and ridges, which provide a reliable connection. Installation with glue requires a little more labor, but is no less effective.
Laying laminated boards is most often done in this way:
- Surface preparation. It should be perfectly smooth, without cracks or other imperfections. Any defects will reduce the quality of the finished floor and its service life.
- A special substrate is laid that plays a soundproofing role.
- The selected material is installed according to a specific pattern. It is laid taking into account gaps of 1 cm near the walls. In this case, the floor will be “floating” and will not be subject to shrinkage of the building or any other deformations.
- On last stage a plinth is installed to mask the cracks near the walls.
Floor repair in a house or apartment is restoration and preventive work, development and replacement of floor structures (waterproofing, thermal insulation, coating, screed, etc.). The floor is a structure consisting of many layers, although many people mistakenly understand it as only the top layer, called the covering.
The floor repair itself can be divided into major and routine (preventive). And below you will learn about all the repair work that will take place with ready-made structures, in contrast to the installation of new ones.
Do you need an estimate for floor repairs?
There is an opinion that the estimate allows you to establish only the budget of the object, and very approximately. But we cannot agree with such a statement, since developing a turnkey estimate implies all sorts of options repair. A well-prepared estimate will help:
- accurately determine costs and minimize the occurrence of additional work that would increase the budget;
- reduce repair time through selection construction technologies for each of the objects;
- improve the quality of work by complying with building regulations;
- reduce the price due to choice profitable solutions and indications of real market prices for materials and work;
- reduce repair costs by eliminating caused deficiencies (for example, wrong choice materials and technologies by the contractor).
Neither receiving “free estimates” from construction companies nor downloading will allow you to achieve the above-described advantages, since each project is unique and requires a delicate approach.
Calculation of estimates for floor repairs
Repair is significantly different from construction work. In order to achieve the desired result, it will be necessary to identify the reasons that led to the deterioration of structures - unfavorable temperature and humidity conditions (high or low temperature, waterlogging), accident (fire, leak), violation technological processes(lack of primer, installation of coatings directly on the wet screed), non-compliance of the material with modern requirements (low moisture resistance, durability, strength, durability, etc.), mechanical damage (cuts, bends, shocks), expiration of service life, vibration, etc.
In order to correctly draw up an estimate, you will need a specialist to visit the site and inspect it in order to identify defects and the reasons that led to them. The estimator must develop a solution, taking into account many factors: causes of wear, properties of the foundations (condition, differences, load-bearing capacity), requirements for the elements of the new structure (weight, floor thickness, evenness of the screed, sound absorption, pressure withstand by the waterproofing, placement of communications, hygiene of the coating, etc. ), cost reduction, reduction of repair time.
Experts call the design of this solution the “rule of expediency”; it is a holistic and individual approach to the production of documentation, which allows us to make the estimate profitable for the customer.
Benefits of Floor Plans and Designs
Often, unscrupulous contractors refer to the lack of a design and increase the cost of repairs, which must be resisted. Project documentation allows you to complete estimates much faster and, accordingly, cheaper.
But the main benefit of the project is the flooring and operation plan, which contains a lot of information: the thickness and location of the floor layers, the floor level in the apartment, its pattern, floor covering, volume of materials, location of sockets or recessed lamps, joining of coverings, etc. A correctly selected project and estimate make it possible to accurately determine the budget, reduce unexpected costs, improve the quality of work, and reduce repair time.
The procedure for preparing an estimate
Before starting to prepare an estimate, it is necessary to collect initial data, which includes projects, defects in the statement, technical buildings, photographs from the site, individual drawings, etc. Repairs require a visit to the site, since only a careful inspection by a surveyor guarantees the elimination of causes of wear and identification floor deficiencies.
When developing it is considered current state all layers of the floor (base, covering, screed, sound insulation, waterproofing) and is compared with what needs to be obtained as a result of the repair. The estimator himself makes the choice to preserve, replace or restore layers, guided by the “rules of expediency” in order to obtain best solution, namely, the least costly, suitable and fastest.
To fill out the estimate template and receive the document, all that remains is to calculate the consumption of materials, the amount of work and clarify the prices.
Types of repair work: restoration, preventive, disassembly and replacement.
Current repairs include preventive and all other work (partially), mainly related to the coating. These events:
- prevent floor wear (applying anti-slip compounds, repainting plank floors);
- repair minor damage (for example, filling cracks, replacing chipped tiles, replacing grout between tiles, installing a patch on linoleum).
Regarding overhaul, then it affects all layers of the floor and includes renovation work, among which warning ones are rarely found.
Foundation repair
Flooring bases in apartments are presented reinforced concrete slabs floors. Their development and replacement is carried out as part of the demolition or reconstruction of a building, since this load-bearing structures. Restorative structures are extremely rarely performed. Here you can consider sealing cracks and holes discovered during dismantling of overlying layers (thermal insulation, waterproofing, screeds).
Preventive measures that allow the floor to serve for a long time are reducing the weight of the floors, installing waterproofing, and uniformly distributing the load (equipment, furniture) over the floor surface.
Repair of screeds
Screeds can be mortared or dry; they differ in the range of materials used and manufacturing technology, so we recommend that you enter them separately. Dry screed is a floor element consisting of slabs or sheet materials, which are laid in 1-2 layers. They do not require any wet processes and for this reason are created more quickly.
Typically, in dry rooms, chipboard, gypsum and wood fiber sheets, plywood are used, in wet rooms - combined plastic panels with a thermal insulation layer and cement sheets. Restoring such screeds is done extremely rarely, since most materials do not tolerate moisture well, and removing the adhesive layer does not guarantee the reuse of the sheets (this applies to thin-layer materials or plastic panels).Disassembly and replacement are carried out when the surface quality is poor (differences between sheets, unevenness), part of the sheet is destroyed, mold is detected, or it is necessary to change the screed to a mortar one.
Mortar screed is characterized by high hardness and strength. It is not afraid of moisture (in addition to gypsum compounds), but it will take time to strengthen and dry, which increases the duration of the work. It becomes clear that it is better to preserve such screeds, since their dismantling and replacement leads to an increase in labor intensity and time of work.
It is worth noting that communications are often laid in screeds (sewerage, heating and water supply pipelines, underfloor heating systems, electrical installation products, electrical cables), the relaying of which is expensive and troublesome.
It is easy to restore a mortar screed: the depressions and cracks are filled with repair solutions, the coating and adhesive layer are cleaned off grinding machines or manually. The screed can be stored under the following conditions: it must be strong (checked special equipment), fit tightly to the base, the surface layer should in no case be chipped, the bottom layer is preserved, the floor level must correspond to the design level.
Dismantling the mortar screeds will be the most difficult. If you use reinforcement not with mesh, but with rods, you have to break some areas with a jackhammer and cut the steel grinding machines, since using diamond cutting equipment for disassembly is very expensive.
An example of an estimate for dismantling a screed
An example of an estimate for screed repairs
Floor waterproofing repair
In most apartments, waterproofing is carried out by coating or pasting using bituminous materials, which are characterized by durability, so during renovation such a layer will need to be replaced or worn out.
It is almost impossible to restore the waterproofing layer, since it is damaged when dismantling the mortar screeds. Only dry screed technology can provide unobstructed access, while it is worth inspecting the surface and removing all debris. Inspection of waterproofing during the preparation of an estimate is not available, which means it is necessary to remove all debris and then only inspect the surface.
Inspection of waterproofing during the creation of an estimate is not available, so immediately include in the documentation the installation of new protection or replacement of the old one, and during construction supervision it is better to go to the site and make a decision on whether to carry out such work. The choice of application method and materials is justified by the estimator when designing the flooring solution.
Creating layers of old waterproofing is labor-intensive work, the material tears and crumbles, clearing should be carried out before concrete base, otherwise it will not be possible to provide good adhesion and apply waterproofing materials (acrylic mastics and cement mixtures).
An example of an estimate for waterproofing a floor
Repair of floor insulation
Sound insulation and thermal insulation are one layer, since some materials (glass and mineral wool) have both properties. Restoring this layer is difficult, especially if there is no separating layer (for example, made of polyethylene film) and a mortar screed was used on top.
If loose (expanded clay) or fibrous (mineral fiber slabs) material was used, then there will be nothing left for reuse, everything will be securely bound with mortar. More reliable preservation is ensured by dry screeds, but, as in the case of waterproofing, nothing can be said about the condition of the layer in advance.
As practice shows, porous and dry materials (glass wool, perlite, expanded clay) become heavily clogged with dust, become saturated with odors and accumulate moisture, which over time leads to rotting, dirt and the impossibility of reuse. Dismantling the thermal insulation is simple; it can be difficult if it is glued to cement adhesive or bitumen mastics, bulk insulation is packed into bags, rolls, and the slabs are removed in parts or entirely.
An example of a floor insulation estimate
Repair of floor coverings
Covering is the top layer of the floor. Below we will look at the repair of the main types, since the repair of various exotic combined materials has no significant differences from those close to them in composition, as well as the technology of constructing simple ceramic tiles.
It’s worth saying right away that the coating significantly, one way or another, affects all subsequent layers, so the creation of a floor structure should be carried out taking into account the mutual influence of all floor elements, and the most important thing when drawing up an estimate for floor repairs will be compliance with the “rule of expediency.”
Linoleums are offered in the form of polyvinyl chloride tiles and rolls, so the approach to repairing such coatings can vary greatly. Preventative repairs consist of treating linoleum with anti-slip and protective compounds.
It is difficult to restore damaged coating; usually a patch is applied, but this is done only for the purpose of saving money if the coating is new and replacement will be very expensive. In addition, you can hide the damage site with furniture.
As for tiles, in this regard everything is much simpler. It has good maintainability, old tiles you need to dismantle, clean the installation area and glue new tiles. Rolls are disassembled in case of wear over the entire area, as well as in case of partial damage. Moreover, it will be easier to remove the coating, which, welded into a single panel and pulled together with skirting boards (dumbbells), nailed with piece fasteners, can also be removed without any problems.
The most difficult thing to remove is linoleum that is glued with adhesives and mastics, especially since when torn off, the delamination occurs along the very weak point. In addition, the glue may peel off directly with pieces of the screed, or glue with lint will remain on it (this is the bottom layer of some linoleums). In both cases, additional work will have to be done to prepare the floor.
An example of an estimate for repairing a linoleum floor
Carpet materials are also presented in the form of tiles and rolls, and according to their composition they are divided into natural (wool), synthetic (polyester, polypropylene, nylon and others) and semi-synthetic.
Preventive measures include different types of carpet cleaning - dry or using cleaning solutions. All carpets are made up of pile and backing that become worn and dirty over time. They need to be changed, since it is difficult to restore the original state; dirt must be removed immediately, otherwise it will eat into the fibers. The most difficult to care for are natural carpets, which are difficult to clean and do not tolerate moisture.
The most convenient are carpet tiles, which can be replaced individually. They are glued using contact or regular glue (the first method makes replacement much easier). The complexity and cost of disassembling carpets directly depends on the method of fastening; laying tight and dry requires minimum costs, and gluing - repairing the screed after removing the carpet and additional cleaning.
Ceramic tiles have a rich assortment and can be divided into 2 types: glazed (porcelain tiles and regular ceramic) and unglazed (porcelain tiles, clinker). Glazed has a smooth, but at the same time more fragile surface that protects against dirt and water getting into the pores of the clay shard; unglazed have a natural surface with varying porosity. Protective layers are applied to the tiles and seams: dirt- and water-repellent, anti-slip, strengthening.
Ceramic is a hard and brittle material, and the glaze can chip off, revealing a porous shard that must be sealed with synthetic glue or grout. Chips on unglazed tiles other than polished samples will be subtle and require minor sanding if sharp edges occur.
The peeled and cracked tiles are removed, the area is thoroughly cleared of mortar stone, and a new tile is glued onto it. Replacement must be carried out with a tile of the same or similar design and color; the size chosen is the same or slightly larger so that the excess can be cut off. Pre-stained grout is cleaned from the seams, which are subsequently filled with new mortar.
Disassembling tiles is difficult, since during the beating of the adhesive layer and tiles, damage to the adjacent product can be caused. Dismantling the tile covering involves knocking down the adhesive layer, which in most cases has a strength lower than that of the screed, thereby creating large differences.
An example of an estimate for ceramic tile floors
Natural, or natural, stone requires a careful approach and is characterized by high durability. Typically, in residential premises, preference is given to polished stone, which is treated with decorative and protective compounds: water-stain-repellent, anti-slip, hardening. All stones have certain characteristics that should be taken into account when repairing. For example, limestone and marble are soft rocks, have many pores, and therefore when repairing them, it is necessary to use synthetic mastics (they fill depressions and holes) and hardeners (they react with minerals in the stone and form harder and more durable compounds), This type of stone is faster and easier to process.
Cracks in the tiles are sealed with special polymer mastics; replacement is carried out only if the tiles peel off from the screed or if they are severely damaged. Since the benefits natural stone make them seamless and smooth, replacing individual tiles involves many processes; after laying the tiles, it is necessary to clean the surface, fill in uneven areas and seams, sand the coating, apply polishing and hardening compounds.
The development of individual tiles must be carried out with the utmost care, since there is a high probability that the stones lying nearby will be damaged. Removing a stone coating is more labor-intensive than removing ceramics. All this is because the weight of the stone is 2-3 times greater, and the glue and mastics used have increased strength and adhesive properties.
Board coverings in apartments are installed in two ways: using joists or dry screeds. Board coverings include solid, floor, terrace, deck and other boards. Preventative repairs include waxing the wood, treating it with drying oils (floor oils), painting or varnishing, and applying synthetic polishes.
Wooden floors can be easily restored; the top worn layer can be repeatedly sanded and treated with special protective coatings.
If the estimator detects rotting, then cut out the affected area or completely remove this board; in its place you can put the same board or a little larger size(subsequently it is sharpened, polished and processed). Unsuitable joists need to be replaced, as they may have cracks or rot. Plus, they need high-quality fire-bioprotective treatment. Disassembling the coating can be quite a labor-intensive process.
The simplest task is to dismantle the boards along the joists; it is much more difficult to remove boards that are simultaneously nailed and glued to a dry screed (particle board, plywood).
Block parquet floors are highly decorative, and the main task during renovation is restoration. Measures to preserve parquet completely coincide with those carried out with plank coverings.
Parquet staves have a tongue and groove; they are laid on dry screeds, secured with piece fasteners, and glued to the base. This fastening and shape makes it very difficult to replace dies; you have to carefully cut out damaged or remaining rivets, clean the base and place the products in free space.
It often happens that the same size cannot be found. In this case, the ridge of the riveting is cut off and planed to the required size, fastening is done with nails and glue. Then a cascade of operations is performed: grinding, filling the seams that were formed after the replacement, tinting, varnishing with intermediate sanding.
The likelihood of replacement is quite high; it is worth taking the size of the riveting to know how difficult the work will be when drawing up an estimate. Disassembling parquet flooring is quite difficult, since the size of the individual dies is small, and they are all well secured.
The parquet flooring is characterized by a small layer of wood. Here, restoration options are limited; preserving the board from damage is of great importance. In cheap samples, the valuable layer is so small that it does not allow even a single grinding, so you have to regularly care for this coating by processing paint and varnish materials having high wear resistance. If the parquet board is placed in the kitchen or in the hallway, then the likelihood of its safety is greatly reduced.
This material is glued to dry screeds or laid dry over a soundproofing layer. Replacing boards laid in this way involves completely dismantling the area, since cutting ridges or grooves will disrupt the solidity of the coating. But it is worth noting the high speed of assembly/disassembly (although furniture may get in the way).
When laying with glue, simply cut out one board, which will take more time, since you will have to clean the base, cut the ridge, and then glue the new product. Dismantling dry-laid boards does not take much time, but if parquet boards will be glued, then the labor intensity is approximately the same as dismantling plank floors. Do not forget about cleaning the screed from glue (using grinders or manually).
Laminate belongs to the category of semi-synthetic materials. The panels have ridges and grooves of a special structure, which allows you to make simple and quick assembly on the soundproofing layer. Laminate should not be treated with special protective compounds, despite the fact that for such a material all the same materials can be used as for linoleum.
It is impossible to restore the panel base or protective coating; a damaged or worn product must be replaced. First of all, laminate is afraid of water; as a result of its exposure, the core swells greatly. The “lock” method allows disassembly to be done quickly, but over a large area, since without adhesion of the panels it is impossible to obtain a monolithic coating.Competently drawing up an estimate for floor repairs involves inspecting structures and making informed decisions. You should not leave heavily worn or rotten coatings, laid without following technology, or unsuitable materials (dirt-absorbing, slippery, with low moisture resistance, etc.).
Calculating an estimate for repairs will require the estimator to do more than just theoretical knowledge, but also practical experience, which will help avoid any mistakes. It is important that the estimate includes work that can be excluded during repairs (for example, waterproofing or screeding) if the condition of the hidden layers is good. You can entrust the preparation of estimates for floor repairs exclusively to experienced engineers, which will shorten the work period, reduce costs and allow you to select the floor design properly.
How companies prepare estimates for floor repairs:
- An estimator’s visit for inspection, video and photographic filming of the construction site using a sketch drawing, obtaining ready-made design, as well as video and photographic materials, performing primary terms of reference. The first stage usually takes about two hours of work.
- Finalization of received drawings or production of your own to perform calculations. Analysis of the need to create some additional design documentation. The whole process takes about 30 minutes.
- Calculation of construction volumes based on available documentation, production of missing ones (if necessary). Time – about 30 minutes.
- Drawing up a template for calculating the estimate, sending it for verification by the customer if necessary. From 30 minutes.
- Preparation of estimates (clarification of current prices for repair work, materials and mechanisms, inclusion of volumes in the template) and checking the accuracy of calculations. Everything takes about 30 minutes.
- Providing additional amendments and calculations to the customer. Usually up to 1-2 hours.
- Documentation support (production of certificates, acts, working drawings, additional estimates, visualizations, etc.) if necessary. At least an hour (determined individually).
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| EASILY | OPTIMAL | PROS |
| Substrate flooring (50 rub.m2) | Dismantling the floor (100 rub.m2) | Floor analysis (100 rub.m2) |
| Laminate flooring(300 rub.m2) | Alignment (250 rub.m2) | Screed (350 rub.m2) |
| Installation of skirting boards(150 rub.m2) | Floor primer (50 rub.m2) | Alignment(250 rub.m2) |
| PRICE: 500 RUB. M2 | Underlayment flooring (50 rub.m2) | Floor primer(50 rub.m2) |
| Laminate flooring (300 rub.m2) | Underlayment flooring(50 rub.m2) | |
| Installation of skirting boards (150 rub.m2) | Laminate flooring(300 rub.m2) | |
| PRICE: 900 RUB. M2 | Installation of skirting boards(150 rub.m2) | |
| PRICE: 1250 RUB. M2 |
Price list for laying laminate flooring
| TYPE OF SERVICE | UNITS MEAS. | PRICE |
| Laying laminate (diagonally) | M2 | 400 RUB. M2 |
| Laying the substrate | M2 | 50 RUB. M2. |
| Installation of plinth (PVC) | M2 | 150 RUB. M. |
| Installation of plinth (wood) | M2 | 300 RUB. M. |
| Laying laminate (straight) | M2 | 300 RUB. M2 (from 200 m2) 200 RUB. M2 |
| Plywood flooring | M2 | 200 RUB. M2. |
| Floor primer (required for good results) | M2 | 50 RUB. M2. |
| Setting the threshold | M2 | 500 RUB. PCS. |
| Dismantling the floor | M2 | 100 RUB. M2. |
| Screed devices | M2 | 350 RUB. M2. |
| Alignment ( self-leveling floors) | M2 | 250 RUB. M2. |
| Cost of laying laminate flooring | ||||||
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Room area 15 m2 |
Room area 18 m2 |
Room area 22 m2 |
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| RUB 2,700 | RUB 3,240 | RUR 3,960 | ||||
| The cost for simple installation (lengthwise, crosswise) + backing is indicated. | ||||||
Attention! Final cost laying laminate and discounts on certain types works are determined after the foreman inspects the work site. The visit of the master is free! The final installation price will remain unchanged until the work is completed.
Minimum order amount 4,000 rub.
The cost of work is indicated without the cost of consumables and building materials!
Laying laminate and cost of work per m2
(the price includes installation of the substrate!)
| Name of work | Unit measurements | Price |
| direct laying of laminate (parallel to the wall, without a threshold) in the room + laying of the underlay | m 2 | 280 180* rub |
| laying laminate flooring in the hallway, kitchen + laying underlay | m 2 | 300 230 rub |
| laying laminate diagonally + laying underlay | m 2 | 380 310 rub |
| laying laminate flooring in rooms with complex geometry + laying underlay | m 2 | from 400 330 rub |
| dismantling old laminate (without saving) | m 2 | from 100 rub |
| Skirting boards | ||
|---|---|---|
| dismantling the baseboard (plastic) | p.m. | 30 rub |
| installation of skirting boards (plastic) | p.m. | 130 rub. |
| installation of plinth (wooden, MDF) | p.m. | 180 rub. |
| setting the threshold | pcs. | 250 rub. |
* laying on an area of 15 m2 or more
Our advantages
| Only experienced professional craftsmen work! | |
| We can install laminate flooring on an area of any size. | |
| We work without prepayments, payment upon completion of work | |
| There are no hidden costs for paying for work - as it is written, so we believe | |
| The term for laying laminate flooring in one room is 1 day | |
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When carrying out renovations in an apartment, office or other premises, it is very important to decide what kind of flooring is needed?
The most popular floor coverings are made from natural materials, such as laminate. They are warm, practical and environmentally friendly for human health. Laying laminate flooring, the price for which is available when contacting us, will fill your home with comfort and warmth! This floor has become especially popular because it is not difficult to install, does not take long and is inexpensive.
Laminate is an imitation of natural wood flooring and is made from a small layer of fiberboard impregnated with a waterproof compound and covered with a wear-resistant polymer film. It is she who imitates the pattern of a tree, and the pattern can be anything. Wear resistance and resistance to moisture are especially valuable when installing floors in the kitchen area of an apartment. The laminate is covered on top with a special protective layer of melamine resins, resistant to long-term mechanical stress and abrasion.
Laminate can be stylized as stone, marble, granite, the surface can be embossed, matte, glossy or waxed. According to the method of fastening, it can be glued or keyed. Laying laminate lock connection, the price for work for which is significantly less than glue fastening, guarantees a more precise fit of the fragments, eliminating the occurrence of cracks.
For reference: parquet - three layers of wooden planks arranged in parallel. Cheaper raw materials are used in the bottom layer, and durable and high-quality wood is used on top. The top of the parquet is varnished.
Advantages of laying laminate flooring
| Low price for installation work, the lowest among all floor coverings that imitate wood; | |
| High resistance to mechanical stress. There will be no dents from heavy furniture or scratches; | |
| Easy maintenance. Laminate does not need periodic scraping or polishing; it is enough to just wipe it with a damp cloth; | |
| Resistance to high temperatures; | |
| Quick installation. The laminate is quickly installed; it is possible to lay the laminate on old parquet. You can lay laminate on a wooden or concrete floor with underlay, on warm and seamless floors, on linoleum, on PVC floors and much more; | |
| Durability. With high-quality installation and making the right choice category will last over 10 years. |
But do not forget that laminate flooring also has its drawbacks, and only high-quality and professional installation can guarantee a long service life of this product. flooring and no squeaking.
Laminate installation specialist
To avoid unpleasant results when laying laminate flooring, you must carefully select the brand of flooring, which is divided by strength and thickness. Our master will recommend the most optimal and practical material, the purchase of which will save you from unnecessary expenses. The right laminate will ensure a long service life.
There are also many installation technologies, for example, laying laminate flooring without thresholds is often used, diagonal laying. But the main condition for any equipment is that the floor must be smooth, dry and clean.
Our specialists will perform a full range of work required for high-quality installation of laminate flooring. This may involve leveling and screeding the floor, but often it is enough to just perform a self-leveling self-leveling floor for absolute leveling.
Our recommendations: Do not skimp on the substrate; the service life of the laminate largely depends on it. Before laying, the laminate must sit indoors for at least 2 days to adapt to the temperature and humidity.
Laying laminate flooring is not a complicated process, but if this is your first time doing installation work, then it is better to turn to professionals! The use of modern power tools, professional skills and excellent knowledge of the properties of laminate of various brands, which our master uses, guarantee high quality work and long service life.