Where can i find the cheapest laminate flooring

carpetcents.com 99cents & up

Howdens

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Your best bet is to find somewhere that has a discontinued colour of one of the leading brands. If u go to the large DIY stores like WIckes or B & Q, u will get low grade, mass produced garbage at budget prices that will not last & will not go together very well at all. It will also look very fake & little like wood.
If u can find Quickstep, Grundorf, Balterio or Tarkett laminates being cleared out by anyone for around £3-£7 sq metre then it is a much much better buy than buying a cheap & nasty £5 sq metre loss-leader from a big DIY chain. If u ring around all of ur local flooring shops & ask them how much they can do u a pallet for u might get a pleasant surprise. Shops get very good discounts when they buy full pallets & if all they have to do is drop it off at ur place then they might be tempted to work ona very low margin - especially in January.
The problem with large quantities of laminate online is that delievry tends to be a lot because of the weight involved & it is very easily damaged in transit.

I REALLY HEARD THE BEST LAMINATE FLOORING IS THE SQUARES AS OPPOSSED TO FULL SHEETS YOU CAN GET GREAT TILE LOOKING LAMINATE AT HOME DEPOT OR LOWES I HAD IT FOR YRS WITH 2 KIDS LOTS OF TRAFFIC AND WORKED GREAT I BOUGHT A DARKER COLOR 1 THAT LOOKED LIKE SLATE WAS BEAUTIFUL.AND LASTED YRS..AND WAS CHEAP.. THE TILES ARE BETTER AND EASY TO REPLACE UNLIKE SHEETS OF VINYL YOU HAVE TO REPLACE IT ALL.

Danger, Red Alert, Warning.
I have fitted a lot of laminate flooring & cheap laminate is only OK in small dry areas. The price of flooring reflects the grade of flooring. For example there r laminates for living rooms which r no good in the kitchen or bathroom. Laminate for wet areas is treated & therefore is more expensive. The really cheap laminate will buckle & will open at the joints if used on any open large area. It will be false economy & u will finish up with gaps & moving boards. I have seen this so many times when people have called me in to fix their attempts at laying cheap laminate. The laying of laminate flooring is very hard & every single joint must be perfect. It is very easy to damage the tounges & if u do this & fit them u will have inconsistent bonding. If water is spilled on those areas the water will seep under the boards causing damp & swelling problems. The gap around the edges is also critical. There r expansion strips which must be fitted correctly or the floor will buckle under the strain of the boards expanding. Believe me there is great dismay when u come down one day & find a buckled board sticking up in the middle of the floor. The only remedy for this is to remove the whole floor & start again. Also once the joints have been under that pressure they will never fit properly again. It is not a good idea to try & do the job on the cheap. Last but not least. The floor must be level & be fitted with a foam underlay to prevent cold floor & severe damp problems. Even small discrepencies in the level will result in bending of the laminate & over time will cause the laminate to split. Good Luck.

The 99p shop in our nearest town has a large stock of discontinued laminate flooring for, you guessed it 99p per pack! Check out the nearest one to you.

you can compare a lot of other prices to the hundreds here. I am not sure where you will find the cheapest, they of course say it is here: http://lumberliquidators.com

try lowes.com or homedepot.com