Laminate flooring is the great copycat. It can mimic wood or stone or ceramic for much less than the real thing. Affordability is a key factor in choosing laminate flooring. But you don’t have to sacrifice style for cost savings. Armstrong laminate floors, hardwood laminate floors and stone laminate floors offer stylish looks at every price point.

We offer a wide variety of laminate flooring products. To find the right floor for your room, use the menu on the left side to narrow your choices. We also encourage you to visit your local flooring store to see our beautiful laminate flooring products up close.

As you browse our laminate floors, keep in mind these key features:

• Armstrong laminate floors are durable.
• With Armstrong’s Lock&Fold® installation technology, laminate is one of the easiest flooring options for a DIY laminate floor installation.
• Armstrong laminate floors look great with very little maintenance.

With laminate floors, you can feel confident that with proper care, your floor will look like new for years. Laminate floors are easy to maintain. Just sweep or vacuum regularly and wipe up spills right away with a damp cloth or sponge. Once or twice a year, mop with Armstrong Hardwood & Laminate Floor Cleaner. To maintain the beauty of your floor, use only the cleaners that have been specifically designed for Armstrong laminate floors. Don’t use soap-based detergents, abrasive cleaners or wax as these can damage your floor. Look for more instructions on how to clean laminate floors in the Floor Care section.

Distinctive wood-look grains and authentic stone-like textures add realistic beauty to Armstrong laminate floors and Bruce® laminate floors. Our laminate floors are also easy to clean. Simply sweep or vacuum your floor regularly and clean occasionally with a laminate cleaning product like Armstrong Hardwood & Laminate Floor Cleaner.

Looking for a floor you can install yourself? Choose laminate! Many Armstrong laminate floors feature our patented Lock & Fold technology. With Lock & Fold, you insert the laminate planks in place and then fold them down, creating a tight, “locked” flooring system. Make sure to look for the “Lock & Fold” description – not all laminate floors use this technology. Some laminate floors require a glue-down installation.

Where can you install laminate flooring? Anywhere in your home! That’s one of the many advantages of laminate flooring. Basement, first floor, second floor – even the attic – are suitable locations. Since laminate flooring is not a hardwood product, it’s not as sensitive to seasonal changes. However, you will have to take some precautions if you plan to install a laminate floor in a bathroom.