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Looking for a good quality 12mm laminate??

mark_eire · 2013-03-12 23:53:55

I'm looking to get a good quality 12mm AC3/4 or 5, hard wearing and realistic looking oak laminate, I understand the thickness doesn't really matter, but we have a solid oak floor in our dining room, so want to have as small a difference in height between both floors, if need's be, we will put some plywood under the…

12-03-2013 11:53pm

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mark_eire

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I'm looking to get a good quality 12mm AC3/4 or 5, hard wearing and realistic looking oak laminate, I understand the thickness doesn't really matter, but we have a solid oak floor in our dining room, so want to have as small a difference in height between both floors, if need's be, we will put some plywood under the laminate to bring it up, although this will make it quite a pricey job if required!!

Anyway, I've been to all the usual's, Noyeks, doors & floors, etc
I will need approx 56 square yards, can anybody recommend any specific types that are suitable for a kitchen/dining high traffic area?

Our limit is approx €16 sq yd

Thanks.

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#2 28-03-2013 7:08pm

56hb

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Noyeks in Santry had a really nice 12mm oak laminate for 15.95

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