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laminate in kitchen

jdpl28 · 2007-05-25 11:36:30

Hi, i was thinking of laying that laminate that looks like tiles in the kitchen, but then someone said that laminate doesn't work in a wet environment, cause it swells up? Is this true? Or is the tiled laminate ok for getting water spilt on it? thanks, J

25-05-2007 11:36am

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Hi,

i was thinking of laying that laminate that looks like tiles in the kitchen, but then someone said that laminate doesn't work in a wet environment, cause it swells up? Is this true? Or is the tiled laminate ok for getting water spilt on it?

thanks,
J

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#2 25-05-2007 1:06pm

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There are differing grades of laminate, some qualified for kitchen areas and such.
One of the most important factors is that you get a laminate with a moderately high slip resistance too.

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