Brown Laminate Flooring

Bring the warmth and beauty of nature into the home with brown laminate flooring. Its earthy tones deliver a calming, tranquil ambience to the room, while its diverse spectrum of shades, from rich espresso to gentle taupe, make it an ideal choice for various interior design styles. Whether you're going for a contemporary minimalist vibe, a rustic farmhouse charm, or a luxurious traditional setting, brown laminate flooring is a versatile canvas that can complement any style.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is brown laminate flooring popular?

Brown laminate flooring is arguably one of the most popular colour floors due to its timeless and versatile appeal. Its realistic wood effect lets you bring the timeless elegance of nature into the home. Its wide spectrum of shades ranging from rich, dark hues to lighter, subtle tones, adds to its versatility, making it compatible with various interior styles. 

The grain patterns and textures featured in brown laminate flooring add to its visual appeal. Intricate detailing, mimicking the lines and knots found in real wood, adds character and authenticity. You can opt for an impressive wide plank design for a modern and spacious feel or choose classic narrow strips for a traditional look. The high-resolution imaging technology used in laminate manufacturing ensures an ultra-realistic wood look, giving your floors an upscale aesthetic without the high costs and maintenance needs associated with real hardwood. 

Where can I install brown laminate flooring?

Install brown laminate flooring in most areas of the home. In living rooms, the warm, earthy tones of a design like the New Forest Dark Oak Laminate Herringbone can create a cosy and inviting atmosphere, giving the room a homely feel. Its high durability ensures it stands up well in high-traffic areas like hallways too. Even in a home office, the natural wood effect of a brown laminate floor can create a calming ambience, promoting concentration and productivity.

The only place you can't install brown laminate flooring is the bathroom. Laminate isn’t naturally water resistant, so most shouldn't be installed in high moisture areas. However, waterproof varieties are available, like the Quick-Step Capture Chic Walnut, if you want to achieve a laminate look in the bathroom, kitchen, conservatory, or utility room.

Does brown laminate flooring need underlay?

Yes, like all laminate flooring, brown laminate does need an underlay. The underlay is a barrier against moisture from the subfloor, provides sound insulation, and improves the floor's overall comfort underfoot. It's especially important in multi-story buildings for noise reduction. Most importantly, however, it adds stability to the floor, giving it a strong foundation to last the test of time. 

Is brown laminate flooring easy to maintain?

Brown laminate flooring is renowned for its easy maintenance. Daily sweeping or vacuuming is typically enough to keep the floor clean. When needed, you can give it a damp mop, just remember not to get the floor too wet unless you have invested in a waterproof variety. 

The durable wear layer protects the surface against scratches and spills, and the darker tones of brown laminate are particularly good at hiding dust and dirt. You can properly clean it with a speciality cleaner like the Berry Alloc laminate cleaner. 

How thick is laminate brown flooring?

Brown laminate flooring typically comes in thicknesses ranging from 9mm to 12mm. The thickness contributes to the floor's durability and impact resistance. It also plays a part in how authentic the floor feels underfoot. The thicker the laminate, the more it feels like real hardwood when walked on. Thicker laminate will typically last longer and come with a more generous warranty. 

How long will brown laminate flooring last?

The lifespan of brown laminate flooring largely depends on its quality and how well it is maintained. However, most laminate floors can last anywhere between 15 to 25 years. High-end laminate flooring products, when properly cared for, can even stretch up to 30 years. It's also worth noting that most manufacturers offer warranties on their floors that can provide a good indication of their expected lifespan.