How Our Laminate Floors Are Holding Up (Almost 2 Years Later…)

As a home decor blogger, I get lots of questions about the products that I use in my house. One of the most asked about products is our flooring. Nearly two years ago, we replaced the flooring in the entire front of our house and put down a laminate floor product. Today, I’m going to give my honest opinion about our choice to use laminate floors in the kitchen, eating area, living room, hallway, and playroom.

So, let’s rewind for a minute….When we moved into our home five years ago, the flooring situation was less than ideal. We knew that we’d eventually want to replace the linoleum floors in the kitchen and the white carpet that was everywhere else. Here are a few “before” shots to show you what I’m talking about. Yikes! Read For More information – https://www.housebyhoff.com/2017/05/laminate-floors-holding-almost-2-years-later/#comment-143339

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