Dining Room Laminate Flooring

Laminate flooring for dining rooms needs to be hard-wearing but still functional and stylish. Our dining room laminate flooring ticks all those boxes... Read more

Dining Room Laminate FAQs

How can I care for my new dining room laminate flooring?

Laminate flooring is a practical, low-maintenance choice for dining rooms, where spills and crumbs are inevitable. Simply sweep or vacuum regularly to remove debris and dust, and wipe up any spills straight away to prevent damage. For a deeper clean, use a suitable laminate floor cleaner on a lightly damp mop. As laminate is a wood-based floor, avoid excess water or steam cleaning, as moisture can cause the planks to warp or lift over time

We’ve outlined multiple steps you can take to care for your dining room laminate flooring and what solutions you can use in our laminate care guide.

I need to know the plank dimensions for my dining room laminate flooring; can I request these?

Of course! We’d be happy to provide full details of the laminate flooring you’re considering for your dining room. Having accurate specifications is especially important when measuring your space and calculating quantities, helping you achieve a precise fit and a smooth installation. You can find the plank length and width on every laminate product page in the specification info.

If you need to know promptly, you can always visit your local store and they’d be more than happy to talk you through the dimensions of the product.

I’ve spilled something on my new dining room laminate flooring, what should I do?

Don’t panic! Spills in the dining room are inevitable, but quick action can help protect your laminate flooring. Whether it’s a glass of wine or a knocked-over dog bowl, wiping it up immediately reduces the risk of damage. As laminate is wood-based, it doesn’t tolerate moisture well, and leaving spills for too long can cause the boards to warp or swell - so prompt cleaning is key to keeping your dining room floor looking its best.

What underlay should I use for dining room laminate?

Laminate underlay may be thinner than carpet underlay, but it plays an essential role in dining room flooring performance. Typically made from PE foam, it helps improve airflow beneath the laminate to reduce moisture build-up and enhances sound absorption – great for those wanting a quieter dining space. We also have laminate underlay for underfloor heating if your dining room happens to have it, which helps to distribute heat more efficiently.

How much does dining room laminate flooring cost?

Laminate flooring for a dining room comes in a wide range of prices to suit different budgets. Entry-level options start from around £12.99 per m², while premium, embossed designs can reach upwards of £40 per m². You’ll also need to factor in essentials like underlay (from £3.99 to £10.99 per m2) and accessories such as door bars and edging.

For example, in a typical 4x4m dining room, using laminate priced at £17.99 per m², the total cost comes to around £747.62, including underlay, accessories, and fitting. Exact costs will vary, but using a flooring calculator on the product page or speaking to one of our floorologists can help you estimate your dining room project more accurately.