How do you sell this product for so much less than the other stores?
We have been in the flooring business since 1921--WE KNOW FLOORING!  We have sources of flooring suppliers located around the world.  Our suppliers know to call us first when they have overstocked merchandise that they have to move quick.  Our overhead is kept low and we pass that savings onto you.  We make our customers happy, if you have a problem we try to resolve it immediately.  Not only do we sell for less, we have the best customer service.  That is how we earn your business!
Why pay more when you don't have to?  Give us a chance to earn your business, you won't be sorry!

Are Laminate Floors easy to clean?
Yes.  A Floors To Your Home Laminate Floor is the closest thing there is to a maintenance free floor.  Ordinary vacuuming or sweeping is usually sufficient to keep the floor clean.  If needed, an occasional damp mopping with a mild cleaner is recommended.  (Note: NEVER FLOOD THE FLOOR WITH WATER)  It never needs sanding, staining, polishing or waxing.  And you won't have to worry about re-grouting or scrubbing grout lines.

What is the difference between a WOOD FLOOR and a LAMINATE FLOOR.
A Wood floor is just that, it is made out of wood.  A laminate floor can look and feel just like a real wood floor but it is really a picture or photograph of a wood floor.  Laminate is certainly an enviromental option--it is a photo of a tree, and not the real tree. When you look at a laminate floor you will see the pattern repeat, whereas on a real wood floor these marks would be totally random.  The frequency of the pattern that is printed onto a laminate floor can be repeated every third or fourth board, but in some cases all boards are identical in appearance. 
The other sign of a hardwood floor is it dents more easily and generally doesn't stand up to HEAVY traffic, unlike laminate flooring.  If you prefer the character of hardwood that develops with time, and your budget allows-hardwood may be the choice.  A hardwood floor generally costs 20-35% more than an identical laminate floor.

Where can a laminate floor be installed?
First-laminate can be used in any room, including spaces below grade, like a basement.  All laminate floors have some sensitivity to moisture and should not be used in areas subject to FLOODING.  But, by taking precautions, much of today's better laminate can even be used in the bathrooms.  A Floors To Your Home First Quality Floor is warranted against topical moisture resulting from normal household use, such as wet shoes, spilled liquids, dripping off while exiting the bathtub or shower.  These normal household activities will not harn the flooring.

How well do Floors To Your Home Laminate Floors perform?
Our laminate flooring has a surface embossing that creates impressive realism, a variety of wood grains that suits any decor, random width patterns to create a rustic effect or the look and feel of actual stone complete with grout lines.  Care free maintenance and a high wear overlay that ensures many years of enjoyment, you can't go wrong with one of our laminate floors.  Laminate flooring is extremely durable and, in fact, is much less apt to scratch than wood.  (Unlike hardwood flooring, laminate is designed so as not to need refinishing or recoating)

How do I weigh the PROS and CONS of Laminate Flooring?
Start with the fact that Laminate is long lasting, easy to clean and maintain, child and pet sensible enviromentally responsible and easy to install.  Ultimately its all about fashion, and laminate continues to broaden its fashion horizons.  Be mindful that laminate cannot be refinished and needs proper underlayment to eliminate the hollow sound.

How is a Laminate Floor made?
Laminate Flooring consists of four layers:
1.  A melamine plastic layer for dimensional stability
2.  A core board that helps improve moisture resistance of the core
3.  A print film that gives the floor its look
4.  A durable wear layer for protection and stain resistance
All layers are then combined using a high or direct pressure process

Is a Laminate Floor Environmentally friendly?
Yes-Laminate Flooring is truly a green alternative.  You can get an exotic wood look without harvesting from the rainforest.  Many Laminate Floors are manufactured with recycled content.  Plus with no glue required, you don't have to worry about added chemicals or fumes during installation.  Because most Laminate Floors clicks together, it can be reused rather than going to a landfill.