Rich oaks and hickories, warm maples and cherries, soft teaks and pines and rosewoods and walnuts - many of the laminate collections we offer can charm and delight you as you browse through the flooring choices. And just wait till you see these hardwood replicas in your home.

For fans of stone and ceramic, one Mohawk laminate collection features tiles with beveled edges and the look of elegant stonework. And the appearance can be mixed, matched, interplayed and arranged to create exactly the unique and personal home environment you want - all while staying within your budget.

Multiple layers compose each laminate, deliberately varied to look and even feel like wood. In addition, reproducing the effects of centuries-old hand-working techniques creates timeless vintage appeal.

And talk about easy-clean: no waxes, polishes, gooey detergents or abrasive cleaners are ever needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I remove dried glue from my laminate floor?

Hardened glue left over after your floor is installed can be removed with Acetone™ nail polish remover or special glue solvents.

Can pets damage my new laminate floor?

Yes, it is possible for dogs and cats to damage any type of flooring, including laminate flooring. Although some Laminate Floors are extremely durable they can be scratched by untrimmed pet claws. Keeping dogs and cats claws trimmed will help your floor look beautiful for many years.

How can I remove scratch marks from my laminate floors?

For minor scratches in your laminate floor there are special, color-coordinating pencils that may be used to fill in scratches. See your Mohawk Laminate Flooring dealer for more information. By using some common sense precautions you can help keep your floor looking like new. Use walk off mats in front off all doorways and felt pads under all furniture legs. Never drag heavy objects over the floor, instead place 1/4" underlayment or plywood down first and then slide the heavy object across the underlayment panels. For more information see our Laminate Floor Care.

Can a chip in my laminate floor be repaired?

For chips, deep scratches and gouges there are colored burn-in, filler sticks available which are used with special electric knives to repair these areas. If the damage to the plank is too severe you can have the damaged plank replaced without destroying the rest of the floor. For plank replacements there are special tools, router bits, and wood splines available to make the job easier. We suggest you leave plank replacement up to a professional installer.