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Should you choose hardwood-look or stone-look laminate?

One of laminate flooring's biggest advantages is its versatility. You can enjoy the appearance of natural materials while benefiting from easier maintenance and greater affordability.

1. Wood-look laminate: Laminate wood flooring remains the most popular choice. Available in styles inspired by oak, maple, hickory, walnut, and other wood species, it offers realistic grain patterns and textured finishes that complement traditional, rustic, and contemporary homes alike.
2. Stone-look laminate: Stone-look laminate recreates the appearance of slate, marble, travertine, and concrete while providing a warmer, more comfortable surface underfoot. It's a great option for kitchens, laundry rooms, entryways, and modern living spaces.

Our design consultants can help you compare styles and find the look that best fits your home.

How do you choose the right laminate color?

Color plays an important role in the overall feel of your space.

Light-colored laminate flooring helps rooms feel larger and brighter, making it a popular choice for contemporary and casual interiors. Medium-toned floors offer timeless versatility and pair well with nearly any furniture or décor. Dark laminate creates bold contrast and a more dramatic appearance, especially in larger rooms with plenty of natural light.

Gray remains popular in modern homes, while warm natural wood tones continue to be favorites for homeowners looking for a welcoming, classic design. Viewing samples in your home's lighting can help you make the right decision.

What does an AC rating mean?

An AC rating measures laminate flooring's durability and resistance to wear, scratches, stains, and impact. Choosing the appropriate rating helps ensure your floor performs well for your lifestyle.

• AC1: Light residential traffic
• AC2: Moderate residential use
• AC3: Ideal for most homes
• AC4: Heavy residential and light commercial use
• AC5: High-traffic commercial environments

Our flooring specialists will help you select the right AC rating based on where the flooring will be installed and how the space is used.

How do you clean and maintain laminate floors?

Laminate flooring is designed for easy maintenance. Regular sweeping or vacuuming removes dirt before it can scratch the surface. Clean occasionally with a damp microfiber mop and a laminate-approved cleaner, but avoid excessive water.

Wipe up spills promptly and place mats at exterior doors to reduce dirt and moisture. Furniture pads help prevent scratches, while avoiding steam mops, abrasive cleaners, and wax products will protect the floor's finish.

With simple routine care, laminate flooring can maintain its beauty for many years.

The home for the best laminate flooring in Loveland, OH

At JLG Floors & More, we've built lasting relationships with trusted manufacturers while providing exceptional customer service for decades.

When you shop with us, you'll enjoy:

• Family-owned service since 1965
• Knowledgeable design consultants
• Professional installation
• One-year labor warranty
• Free estimates
• Competitive pricing
• Quality flooring products
• Personalized guidance from selection through installation

Our goal is to help you find flooring that matches your style, budget, and everyday lifestyle.

Frequently asked questions about laminate flooring

Is laminate flooring waterproof?

Traditional laminate products are water-resistant. However, waterproof laminate flooring options are now available. We'll help you choose the right product for your space.

How long does laminate flooring last?

With professional installation and proper care, quality laminate flooring can last 15 to 25 years or longer.

Can laminate flooring be installed over existing floors?

In many cases, yes. Laminate can often be installed over clean, level, and structurally sound flooring, depending on the existing surface.

Does laminate flooring look like real hardwood?

Yes. Modern laminate wood flooring features realistic wood grain, textured finishes, and natural color variation that closely resembles genuine hardwood.

Is laminate flooring pet-friendly?

Absolutely. Many laminate floors are designed to resist scratches and everyday wear, making them an excellent option for active households.