Laminate Flooring FAQs

Armstrong Laminate with Lock & Fold technology is the industry’s fastest and easiest installation system. Products featuring Lock & Fold technology install faster meaning you can enjoy your new floor sooner with less interruption to your home.
*Full bathroom installations require edge gluing, using, Armstrong 99

Install parallel to incoming light from any windows or if lighting is not a concern, parallel to the longest wall in the room.

Yes. Be sure to fully adhere the flooring to the stairs without using foam underlayment.
Detailed stair installation instructions.

Armstrong offers a line of coordinated trim and molding pieces for most floors we offer. Choose from:

• Quarter round moldings: finishes the space where the laminate flooring meets the wall
• Multi-purpose reducer: provides a smooth transition from laminate flooring to another type of flooring of a lower height. Finishes the space where Laminate flooring ends against a vertical surface and where quarter round cannot be used.
• T-Molding: Used where the flooring continues through doorway or passageway into another room. Used in doorways or entryways, finishes the transition between two pieces of laminate flooring.
• Baby threshold: used at sliding glass doors, along wall bases, door thresholds and carpet.
• Flush stair nose: finishes the flooring edge at staircases, step downs, and landings.
• Overlap step nose: used where the flooring meets a step down or landing.

No. Laminate flooring cannot be refinished or sanded.

All rug types are suitable for laminate, just be sure the mat is colorfast and non-staining.