Engineered flooring is somewhat closer in appearance to solid hardwood due to its real wood veneer. Laminate flooring, though all synthetic, is a close visual simulation of real wood.

When selecting new flooring for your home, laminate and vinyl are two popular options that offer durability and aesthe ...

Cons of engineered wood flooring. More expensive than laminate; Sensitive to its environment – as well as warping in high humidity, it can fade in bright sunlight; Can be fiddly to install; Engineered ...

HomeAdvisor, the home services website, estimates that it costs $3,131 to install new flooring in a standard, 320-square-foot living room (20 feet by 16 feet), with budget installations of, say ...

Laminate flooring is scratch resistant, very durable, and good for “high traffic areas,” has a realistic wood look, and easy to install due to its interlocking edges.

Check out the best flooring from CR’s tests, including top-rated options in solid wood, engineered wood, laminate, porcelain tile, and vinyl.

Laminate accounted for 3.3% and hardwood flooring for 11.9% of the overall $34.10 billion U.S. market. The primary end-use areas for laminate flooring are residential replacement, residential ...

With the new EGGER Flooring Collection 25+, EGGER demonstrates its expertise in design, quality and sustainable production and presents a modern, entirely new range of wood-based flooring products ...

Laminate flooring is a popular choice for good reason, it’s durable, budget-friendly, and looks great. But when it comes to scuffs, it does need a bit of know-how.