I couldn't believe it when I saw this laminate flooring that looks a lot like the stone I liked. I know it isn't the same but I would be happy with it. My question is how is laminate for kitchens? We hadn't even considered this type before I saw this pattern.
Laminate is a durable flooring choice and requires a lot less maintenance than wood floors. it handles high traffic areas quite will.
It is less expensive than either hardwood or stone would be as well.
I say if you like it and it is what your budget calls for go for it. If you plan on selling in the next 5 years or so you could always consult a realtor and ask about resale and questions like that.
Do you have a preferance between Dupont, Shaw, or Prego laminate flooring?
I would look at several different manufacturers and compare prices. I would also check out the laminate flooring choices from Armstrong, Mohawk, and Harmonics.
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