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Mohawk - RevWood Plus - Bellente - Whitewash Oak - Laminate

Mohawk - RevWood Plus - Bellente - Whitewash Oak - Laminate

Product Type : Laminate

Vendor : Mohawk

MAP Price : $4.19 / sqft
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Mohawk RevWood Plus Bellente Whitewash Oak: Laminate Flooring

Mohawk Bellente Whitewash Oak Laminate laminate flooring is a premium choice for homeowners seeking the warmth and beauty of hardwood with the exceptional resilience of laminate.

This flooring boasts a range of features that make it ideal for busy households and high-traffic areas.

Features

  • GenuEdge
  • EIR texture
  • Scratch resistant
  • Lifetime WetProtect warranty
  • Made in the USA
  • Dimensions: 7.5" x 54.34"

Bellente Whitewash Laminate is the perfect choice for homeowners who want a beautiful, durable, and easy-to-maintain floor.

With its stunning visuals, exceptional performance, and lifetime warranties, this flooring is sure to impress.

Durable LaminatePet Friendly LaminateKid Friendly LaminateLow Maintenance LaminateMade In The USA Laminate

Product Specifications

  • SQFT/BOX: 19.76
  • INSTALLATION: Uniclic
  • THICKNESS: 3/8"
  • PLANK WIDTH: 7.5"
  • PLANK LENGTH: 54.34"

Warranty

  • Lifetime Residential
  • 5-Year Light to Medium Commercial

Care & Maintenance

Laminate flooring is a popular choice for homeowners because it is durable, easy to clean, and relatively affordable. However, like any type of flooring, laminate flooring does require some care and maintenance to keep it looking its best.

Here are a few tips on how to care for and maintain your laminate flooring:

  • Sweep and vacuum regularly. Dirt, dust, and debris can easily scratch and damage laminate flooring. To keep your floors looking their best, sweep and vacuum them regularly.
  • Mop with a mild detergent. If your laminate flooring gets dirty, you can mop it with a mild detergent and water. Be sure to rinse the floors thoroughly to remove any soap residue.
  • Avoid using harsh chemicals. Harsh chemicals can damage laminate flooring. Avoid using abrasive cleaners, such as bleach or ammonia, on your laminate floors.
  • Be careful with water. Water can also damage laminate flooring. If you spill water on your floors, mop it up immediately. Do not leave water standing on your laminate floors, as this can cause them to swell and warp.
  • Use a rug or mats in high-traffic areas. Mats and rugs can help to protect your laminate flooring from wear and tear. Place them in high-traffic areas, such as the entryway, hallways, and stairs.
  • Inspect your floors regularly. Look for any signs of damage, such as scratches or dents. If you see any damage, repair it immediately.

By following these tips, you can keep your laminate flooring looking its best for years to come.

Guides

Color Disclaimer

While online swatches and showroom visits are great for initial exploration, nailing the perfect flooring color requires a closer look. To guarantee your satisfaction, we highly recommend ordering a sample directly from us or the manufacturer.

Even with samples, keep in mind that they might not be an exact replica of the final product due to slight variations in production runs. This means the shade could differ slightly if the materials were made at different times.

If you're installing the flooring in a single, large space, like a living room or hallway, it's crucial to be extra cautious. Slight shade variations between production batches can become noticeable when laid out together.

To ensure a seamless look, we recommend purchasing enough flooring to cover the entire space, plus an additional 10% for waste. This buffer allows you to select pieces from the same production batch, minimizing the risk of color inconsistencies.

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