We specialise in sales and installation of various flooring options.
We specialise in sales and installation of various flooring options.
Laminate flooring is versatile and can be used in almost any area. It has the natural look of wood with durable finish, the combination of beauty and toughness. Easy to maintain and very cost-effective.
Sydney mobile flooring offers Laminate Flooring in an extensive collection of environmentally friendly wood flooring products and unique designs for different usages. We offer a wide choice of Laminate flooring brands and products that provide great design, good function and good value, yet are durable, resilient and easy to maintain.
We’re here to help you get the most out of your flooring — long after installation. Download our care guides and warranty information below for expert advice and peace of mind.
Laminate flooring is a stylish, durable, and eco-friendly option that mimics the look of natural materials such as wood, stone, or tile without the high price tag or demanding upkeep. Sydney Mobile Flooring’s laminate range is crafted with multiple layers, featuring a strong high-density core and a protective wear layer that provides a realistic look and feel. Designed to resist scratches and stains, our laminate flooring is built to handle the demands of everyday living, making it a practical and attractive choice for any room in your home.
Cleaning laminate flooring is simple and low-maintenance. Sweep or vacuum regularly to remove dirt and grit that could scratch the surface. For a deeper clean, use a damp (not wet) mop with a laminate-safe cleaner avoid excess water, steam mops, or harsh chemicals, as these can damage the boards. Wipe up spills immediately to keep your floors looking their best.
Laminate flooring is typically installed using a floating floor system, which means the planks click and lock together without being glued or nailed down. Start by preparing a clean, level subfloor and laying an underlay for sound and moisture protection. Then, click the laminate planks into place row by row, leaving a small expansion gap around the edges to allow for natural movement.
