Laminate Flooring
At Level Up Flooring, we install Laminate Floors with the same precision and care we bring to every premium surface. Designed to replicate the warmth of real timber without the price tag, today’s laminate offers impressive durability, scratch resistance, and a wide range of modern finishes.
Whether you’re renovating a rental, refreshing a family home, or working to a budget, laminate can be a smart, stylish solution. We’ll help you choose a look that suits your space, then install it to last.
Laminate Floor Colours
At Level Up Flooring we offer a wide range of Laminate Flooring Colours. Click across the below carousel to find a colour palette that inspires you.
Iron Bark
Iron Bark presents a rich, earthy blend of deep browns and subtle charcoal undertones, evoking the strength and character of native Australian hardwood. Its bold grain and tonal depth create a grounded, sophisticated look that pairs beautifully with both rustic textures and modern finishes.
Blackbutt
This Blackbutt colour features a warm, golden-brown base with subtle grain variation and natural highlights that evoke the character of Australian hardwood. Its balanced tone and smooth finish offer timeless appeal, ideal for brightening interiors with a clean, organic look.
Spotted Gum
Spotted Gum showcases a dynamic mix of mid to deep brown tones with hints of olive and grey, enriched by striking grain patterns and natural variation. Its bold, expressive character brings a sense of movement and richness to interiors, ideal for adding warmth and visual interest.
Chelsea Ivory
Chelsea Ivory features a soft, creamy beige tone with delicate grain movement that adds subtle texture and warmth. Its light, neutral palette brings a sense of openness and elegance, making it a versatile foundation for both classic and contemporary interiors.
Natural Oak
Natural Oak features a warm, mid-tone brown base with consistent grain and subtle shade variation that adds depth without distraction. Its timeless appeal and versatile finish make it a reliable choice for both traditional and modern interiors
Grey Oak
Grey Oak blends soft ash tones with gentle wood grain for a refined, contemporary look. Its cool, neutral palette adds sophistication and versatility, making it a seamless fit for minimalist, industrial, or coastal interiors.
Laminate Flooring Patterns
From popular straight lay to parquetry patterns, you can achieve the look you are after with Level Up Flooring.
Why Laminate Flooring could be right for you
Laminate flooring offers the perfect balance of style, durability and affordability. Designed to mimic the look of real timber, it is scratch-resistant, easy to clean and ideal for high-traffic areas.
Cost-Effective
Laminate delivers the look of hardwood or stone at a fraction of the price, making it ideal for budget-conscious renovations.
High Durability
Its tough wear layer resists scratches, dents and stains making it perfect for high-traffic areas, busy households and pet owners.
Wide Range of Options
From rustic oak to sleek concrete looks, laminate offers a huge variety of finishes, textures, and plank sizes to suit any interior.
Quick Installation
With click-lock systems and floating floor options, laminate can be installed efficiently and often without nails or glue.
Low Maintenance
Easy to clean with just a sweep or damp mop, laminate flooring is a hassle-free option for modern living and is a popular option for investment properties.
UV Resistant
Many modern laminates are designed to resist fading from sunlight, keeping your floors looking fresh for years to come.
Frequently Asked Questions about Laminate Flooring
Yes, many laminate ranges offer parquetry-style designs such as herringbone, chevron and basket weave. These are achieved through printed high-resolution timber visuals on the wear layer. However, true parquetry installation requires precise layout and cutting, so not all laminate products are suitable for DIY parquetry so it is best to have installed professionally.
- Laminate Flooring: Made from a wood-based core with a printed design layer. It is scratch-resistant and budget-friendly, but not waterproof, making it ideal for dry zones like bedrooms and lounges.
- Vinyl Flooring: Fully synthetic and water-resistant, great for wet areas like kitchens and bathrooms. It’s flexible, stain-resistant and available in sheet or tile formats.
- Hybrid Flooring: Is waterproof like vinyl, but with a rigid core and timber-look visuals like laminate. It’s ideal for all-room durability and coastal climates.
Laminate is low-maintenance. Simply sweep or vacuum regularly and use a damp mop with a laminate-safe cleaner. Avoid excessive water or steam mops, as moisture can damage the wood-based core over time.
Laminate flooring is a multi-layer synthetic floor product designed to mimic the look of natural timber, stone or tile without the cost or maintenance. It typically consists of:
- Wear Layer: A tough, transparent coating that resists scratches, stains and fading.
- Design Layer: A high-resolution printed image that replicates wood grain, tile or stone patterns.
- Core Layer: A dense, moisture-resistant HDF (high-density fibreboard) that provides structure and impact resistance.
- Backing Layer: A stabilizing base that adds durability and helps prevent warping.
Laminate is installed as a floating floor, meaning it clicks together over an underlay without glue or nails. It’s ideal for dry areas like bedrooms, living rooms and hallways, offering a budget-friendly alternative to hardwood with excellent visual appeal.