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Selecting the right flooring for a kitchen can be a challenge. There are many factors to consider, and you may be uncertain about the best choice for your needs. Here are a few points to keep in mind before you make a final selection.

Factors to Consider

flooringYour lifestyle may be the most important factor to consider. If you have children or pets, you may not want a floor covering like hardwood, which scratches easily and requires immediate cleanup after every spill. Some materials, which are less water-resistant than others, will sustain damage from wetness and accidental spills.

Think about how you use your kitchen, too. Some flooring choices, like ceramic tile, are ideal for families that eat in a lot and entertain because of their durability and resistance to wear and staining.

Also, consider the style of your culinary space. Hardwood and laminates engineered to look like wood are suitable for traditionally designed homes. In a sleek modern setting, neutral vinyl tile may better complement a minimalist design.

Options to Weigh

Hardwood flooring in a kitchen may look best when the rest of the rooms on the floor are covered in wood. Ceramic tiles, which are available in many colors, finishes, and patterns, are easy to keep clean with regular sweeping and mopping. You may, however, have some concerns about the look and upkeep of grout lines.

Vinyl is a practical choice for homeowners with children. It’s easy to maintain, repels stains, and wears well. Like laminate, vinyl floors are a cost-effective alternative for families on a budget.

 

Are you seeking a reliable company for your kitchen flooring needs? Turn to the team at Carpets To Go. They carry a wide range of products in their Prairie du Chien and Onalaska, WI, showrooms, including ceramic tile, hardwood, vinyl tile, and carpet. Visit them online to learn more about laminates, or call 608-326-1700 to speak to a flooring expert about how to realize your kitchen dreams.

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