We have done a lot of looking and searching and of course research. There are a TON of laminate makers out there. We’ve looked at: QuickStep, Armstrong, Evoke, Shaw, T.A.S. @ Home, Balterio (IVC Group), Kaindl, and a few others including the ones at Home Depot. Same goes for engineered wood. Basically we need a floating floor to go over our particle board underlayment. We have two choices: Laminate or Engineered wood. These days Laminate is quite impressive and often sells for between $1 – $3 for almost all brands. Engineered wood is tough to find under $3. We did find some between $3-$4. As for install cost, laminate will be around $2 sqft and Engineered wood about $3 in our area. So, for our 600-700sqft area we would look at around $1k to $1.5k on the low site to jump to engineered wood–if we can find the right style. After doing a lot of looking we found something pretty decent. The laminate we found is made by Kaindl out of Austria (http://www.kaindl-flooring.com/en/products/flooring-collection/laminate-flooring/).

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The floor above is called Kingston Pecan from their 10mm Coastal product line with an AC4 rating. The floor has a slight texture and matte finish. Because our house is dark we wanted to go with a lighter floor to brighten things up. We anticipate having this installed in February. I’ll take some before and after photos.