CARPET PLUS · SELMA, ALABAMA
Laminate flooring that brings your room into focus.
Laminate gives you another way to bring a wood look into a room. From light, quiet tones to more pronounced grain, the choices can change the feel of a space. Explore the catalog at Carpet Plus, then compare your favorites with our Selma showroom team.
Look closely at the surface.
The printed design, texture, plank size and edge treatment all contribute to a laminate floor’s appearance. A material close-up helps you see the detail; a room photograph gives a better sense of the overall pattern. Consider how much contrast you want between boards and the other finishes in the room.
- Compare the color in both bright and softer room lighting.
- Check the listed plank dimensions and surface texture.
- Ask about the approved underlayment, transitions and installation conditions.
Check the product, not just the category.
Moisture protection, scratch-related claims and warranty coverage vary between laminate collections. Review the exact product’s requirements for kitchens, entryways or other spaces where spills are likely. The condition of the existing floor and the manufacturer’s instructions help determine whether a selection fits the project.
Put your favorites side by side.
Browse laminate choices from Mohawk, Mannington, Shaw and other catalog brands. Diana or Tori can help you compare the look with your cabinets, paint and adjoining floors. Ask about current samples, availability and pricing before you settle on a style.
A FEW PLACES TO START
Explore the possibilities.
Explore a selection from the online catalog. Diana and Tori can confirm current collections, samples, pricing, and suitability for your room.
LET’S MAKE THIS EASIER
A few good questions.
Is laminate the same as luxury vinyl?
No. They are different flooring constructions, even when both have a wood look. Compare the specific core, surface, installation instructions and room suitability rather than choosing by appearance alone.
What should I bring when comparing laminate?
Bring approximate room dimensions, photographs of the existing floor, paint or cabinet samples, and a list of your priorities. A few saved products help the showroom team understand the direction you like.