Does laminate flooring dent more than engineered & solid flooring? Quick-Step Review
Real wood flooring such as 100% solid and engineered wood has always come with the label that it is hard wearing, which it is, but compared too a high quality laminate flooring how impact resistant is it?
The question is, “Does laminate flooring dent more or less than an engineered or solid wood floor”?
View our video below to find the answer to our impact/dent test!
The Results!
As we can see from the Video the impact resistant wear layers and quality HDF core on this Quick-Step Impressive laminate flooring are more superior than the engineered/solid wood flooring, Due to the soft nature of the engineered oak it allows any high pressure to instantly become a dent or mark. The real wood flooring is a popular brand with a high spec lacquer, this doesn’t necessarily mean you will dent or mark it, as you can see from the video some force is needed on both planks to make dents and it is extremely rare to have one such as the video.
The reason that Quick-Step laminate flooring is so scratch resistant (x10 more than other laminates) is due to the quality of the plastic wear layers on top and the quality of the HDF board used to manufacture this product. All of the Quick-Step products come with this high strength Scratch Resistant laminate coating, making them a perfect choice for any home.
The wear/top layer of Quick-Step Laminate floors have a protective Scratch Guard layer, which allows you to have a superb & brand new looking floor for a very long time. Thanks to this patented wear layer, Quick-Step Laminate floors are up to 10 x more resistant to micro scratches than floors without Scratch Guard.
If you find that you do scratch or dent your Quick-Step Laminate do not worry! Quick-Step have designed a brilliant scratch repair kit, That can be found here: Scratch Repair Kit
See our Quick-Step Impressive Saw Cut Oak Grey Here!
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