April 6, 2008
What is the thickness of Laminate Flooring
Laminate cores range in thickness from 6mm to 12mm, with a thicker core usually denoting a more stable product. An exception to this rule is High Pressure Laminate (HPL), which although has a much thinner core compared to (DPL), is stronger and more durable. Composition of core material is also an important factor.
A good laminate floor is constructed using High density Fiberboard (HDF) as the core material, which has been treated with water repellent chemicals, offering stability and a high level of water resistance
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