Laminate Flooring Hallway

Update your home with our hallway laminate flooring. With Tapi’s range of styles, colours, and design features, you’ll find the ideal option for your hallway in our collection. Read more

Laminate Flooring Hallway FAQs

How should I lay laminate flooring in a hallway?

If you’re wondering where to start laying your laminate floor, it’s usually laid lengthways, following the direction of the hallway. This helps make the space feel longer and more open while creating a seamless, continuous look. If you’re unsure where to start, our guide on installing laminate is filled with all the necessary insights.

How can I lay laminate flooring from my hallway into a different room?

For a professional finish, many people choose to continue their hallway laminate into adjoining rooms. This is ideal if you’re looking to create a more open, cohesive appearance. For the best results, you’ll want to lay your laminate in a continuous direction, using a threshold bar or transition strip where you need to allow for changes in direction or uneven floor heights.

How can I lay laminate flooring in an L-shaped hallway?

Laying laminate in an L-shaped hallway requires careful planning to make sure the pattern flows continuously. In most cases, it’s best to follow the direction of the longest section of the hallway to create a seamless appearance. Taking accurate measurements beforehand is also important for ensuring a smooth installation process.

Why choose laminate flooring for hallways?

Laminate is designed to be strong, hardwearing, and scratch resistant, making it ideal for busy areas like hallways and landings. Available in a wide range of styles and designs, choose from light oak to contemporary grey laminate. Our helpful laminate flooring guide explains all you need to know.

What should I be looking for when buying laminate hallway flooring?

When choosing your ideal hallway laminate flooring, consider factors like your interior style, and whether you prefer warm or cool-toned wood designs. If your hallway is very busy with lots of family members and pets passing through, you might want to consider a hardwearing laminate that’s designed for heavy use.

How can you protect hallway laminate from scratches?

Laminate flooring is highly durable and scratch resistant, but it helps to protect your floors by using pads on any furniture feet to avoid unnecessary damage. Laying mats at external doorways to wipe debris off your shoes can also help to reduce scratches. It’s also extremely easy to clean. A quick sweep and the occasional wipe with a barely damp cloth or mop is all you need.

Can hallway laminate flooring withstand heavy foot traffic?

Absolutely! Laminate flooring is made from layers of High-Density Fibreboard (HDF), making it suitable for areas of the home with heavy foot traffic. We also stock sturdy hardwearing laminate, which is reinforced for extra durability.

What underlay works best for hallway laminate flooring?

The right underlay for your hallway laminate flooring depends on the product and the purpose of the space, such as if you need extra sound absorption for somewhere like an upstairs hallway. Likewise, it can also depend on the type of subfloor, as you’ll need a damp-proof membrane to install laminate over concrete. Our guide to the best underlay for laminate flooring can help direct you.

How much does it cost to laminate a hallway?

Budgeting to install laminate flooring for your hallway depends on various factors, including the cost of the product, the size of the hallway and the installation method. Laminate itself is sold by the pack, and can cost from £13 to £45 per square metre. Explore our laminate flooring cost guide for an in-depth breakdown.