What is laminate? And what are its advantages?
At the beginning you have to say – the laminate is flooring. It comprises the largest percentage of wood. The percentage varies from tree to proizvodžača proizvodžača, but on average the laminate is 80% -90% wood. Due to the large percentage of wood, laminate has some disadvantages, but also a lot more merit.
Laminate is obtained by pressing wood at high temperatures. Last, best looking laminate is obtained by gluing an additional 4 layers, which rates each other at high temperatures.
Laminate in Europe began to use early seventies, the real breakthrough in the market experienced in the early osadesetih, when it was widely applied in America.
Laminate has a lot of advantages. Due to its specific, modern look, and because of its decorative features is that it experienced a sudden increase in applications. Unlike the tile is a layered panel made from wood fiber, which is the upper layer processes. So very good ‘mimics’ the structure of wood, where the visual effect is achieved as in the parquet floor of the ship, and even ceramic tile.
It is very important for laminta has stated that it can be used in all areas. That way you will encounter in the laminate business facilities, restaurants, schools, sports halls, as well as ‘ordinary’ residential areas.
Definitely one of the biggest advantages of laminate, for example in relation to the parquet, is that prices are much more affordable laminate (read expensive). In addition, the laminate is far easier to set, and it is even possible to move from room air, without great expense, and a lot of trouble, but the laminate will remain intact.