Laminate Flooring Hallway
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- Remove This Item Wear Rating: 5*
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About Laminate Flooring Hallway
TAKING CARE OF YOUR HALLWAY AT WOOD FLOOR WAREHOUSE
From the second you walk in the door, be greeted with a warm sense of being home, firmly planting your feet on some fantastic hallway laminate.
The Wood Floor Warehouse team have hand-picked a curated range of what we think are some of the best hallway laminate options you can find anywhere, including top-sellers from EGGER, Lamett & Faus.
What should I be looking for when buying hallway flooring?
It is very easy to overlook hallway flooring. If you had a heatmap of floor usage, most people would be surprised to learn that the hallway is one of the high-traffic areas, even if we’re all only going from room to room.
With that, your hallway is also usually the dumping ground for everyone’s shoes, boots, and bags. All those thumps and drops mean hallway flooring must be protected and durable. Most of the range we have in stock comes with an AC4 level rating, which is akin to flooring suited for commercial use.
What type of laminate should I lay in my hallway?
We highly recommend you look at laminate suitable for concrete and timber separately. With concrete being porous, the likes of a vapour barrier might be needed for moisture protection, while laminate going over timber would need decent underlay for heat retention and sound protection.
Getting creative with hallway laminate
While wood-style laminate is the most popular, we do have a growing number of customers who are trying something different in their halls. If you’re ripping up old tiles for a new floor, we have tile-effect laminate that perfectly emulates the Victorian style, as well as parquet hallway laminate, which includes some striking multi-colour options.
Accessories for your hallway laminate
Some essentials for a perfect installation include skirting and door strips – the latter is a must if you have different flooring in other rooms or plan on going from laminate to carpet.