Solid Hardwood, Engineered and Laminate Flooring - Suggestions for laminate in the kitchen?

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zeusboy
10-07-05, 05:50 AM
HI!,

I'm trying to find out what would be a good type of wood laminate to install in the kitchen. I read that some types may be more suitable than others for the kitchen due to spills, etc.

I've never done this type of thing before but I'm going to attempt it on my own.I'd prefer something glueless that snaps/locks together easily and that I can replace a piece if one becomes damaged.

I was looking at Ambassador/Balterio but then read something about it might not be suitable for kitchens. Ads don't usually tell you straight out if it is or not.

I'd greatly appreciate it if anyone has any ideas or reccomendations about this or any hints that I may not be aware of regarding installation. I'm a novice, but I'm going to get my feet wet.

Thanks, Trey

zeusboy
10-08-05, 03:04 PM
Is anybody out there?
Carpets Done Wright
10-08-05, 07:33 PM
Research Mannington's iCore Laminate.