Explore Laminate Types

Laminate flooring is a popular choice for homeowners due to its ability to mimic hardwood, ceramic, and stone surfaces. It offers superior durability, easy maintenance, and affordability compared to other hard surfaces. Resistant to wear, stains, and sunlight fading, laminate floors feature rich textures and are an excellent alternative for various areas in the home.

Originating from Europe over a decade ago, laminate is inspired by countertop materials and is much stronger—about 20 times. The direct pressure laminate surface prevents spills, scuffs, and scratches, while the clear layer resists burns and damage from pets. Maintenance is simple with a damp cloth or vacuum, and it's ideal for allergy sufferers due to its hygienic surface.

Specially engineered with layered construction, laminate flooring can be installed almost anywhere in the home, including over dry concrete slabs, wooden subfloors and many types of existing floor coverings. The low clearance space height means laminates are particularly suited for renovation and restoring old houses where floor thicknesses can be a problem.

Mohawk Laminate Flooring in Palm Beach, Stuart, and Boca Raton, Florida, offers a wide selection of rich colors and designs in several different grades, including laminates with pre-attached underlayment’s to help deaden sound and keep the floor warmer and “embossed-in-register” designs in which the surface texture exactly matches the image texture for highly realistic look and feel of real hardwood, tile and stones styles.

Finish your new Mohawk Laminate Floor with a complete line of moldings featuring quarter round, stair nosing and InstaForm moldings featuring Incizo technology. This revolutionary 4-in-1 profile makes it easy for customers to finish their Mohawk Laminate Floor.

Use the special knife included in each package to quickly cut away what is not needed to turn your InstaForm piece into a square nose carpet reducer, hard surface reducer, or t-molding. Fewer moldings to inventory and on-site selection make InstaForm moldings the preferred choice for flooring professionals.

Reducer Strip: Smooths transitions between floors of different heights and protects plank edges from damage.

T-Molding: Bridges floors of the same height, overlapping exposed edges and securing to the subfloor. Ideal for room transitions or long areas.

Universal Edge (Square Nosing): Covers exposed edges where laminate meets carpeting or vertical surfaces, like fireplaces.

Mohawk Mono-Trak™: Simplifies trim installation by avoiding direct nailing to the subfloor, ensuring proper expansion gaps. Compatible with InstaForm profiles only

Overlapping Stair Nosing: Covers the edge of the floor while allowing movement by being secured only to the subfloor. Avoid tight contact with the laminate.

Quarter Round: Provides a finished look and protects laminate edges by attaching to the vertical wall, not the flooring.

Bullnose: An alternative to quarter round, used to frame floors similarly to ceramic or stone, available in wood finishes. Attach to the wall to allow for expansion.