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Whether you’re looking for traditional, contemporary, or country, Floor Plans’ large selection of wood, vinyl, laminate, and ceramic flooring will help you find the right style and color to match your kitchen and bathrooms decorating schemes. Click on the logos to take you to the companies’ websites to see just some of the products we carry.
Laminate flooring is one of the most durable and practical floors made today. From distressed wood to beveled edges, classic oak to exotic species, laminate floors are made for every budget in mind. A durability that exceeds real wood, its a logical choice for families with children or animals and doesn’t require the same up keep of real wood flooring.
Laminate is made with a high-density fiberboard core and a thin face layer of the look you want, which could be either wood or stone. Each piece is joined tightly together by a tongue and groove method. It can easily go over most sub-floors and only requires a thin pad underneath to help with Thinking about it for a kitchen or bathroom? No worries, today’s laminates now warranty against moisture. Visit our showroom to see all of the different laminate samples that we have!
VINYL FLOORING
Vinyl floors offer a variety of benefits that you should keep in mind when choosing a new 
floor. There is an unlimited selection of styles, designs, and costs to choose from. They will match any decor and fit any and all budgets. Vinyl is extremely durable, even in high traffic areas or the home. It is also very resistant to moisture and especially suitable for kitchen and bathroom areas, however, vinyl flooring can be found and used in any room in the house. Perhaps the most important benefit to a vinyl floor would be its ease of maintenance. Most vinyls now do not have to be polished or waxed, and can easily be cleaned!
CARPET
Carpet is one of the most economical choices for flooring. It offers warmth and comfort in any living space. It, too, can go over most subfloors, and is usually, but not always, put on top of padding. Padding will increase the wear of your carpet, as well as providing additional cushion and insulation. Depending on the type of carpet, padding will vary in weight (density) and thickness. The major differences in carpet will be that of weight and fiber. The higher the weight, the more dense the carpet, thus the better quality. Carpet fibers will differ on type and construction. In any type of construction, patterns and flecks of different colors help hide traffic patterns and dirt.
Carpet Construction
Loop: Commonly known as berber carpet, this kind of construction offers premium wearability and durability. It hides traffic patterns and dirt well and often comes with flecks of color in it. It is especially good for uses in cabins or high traffic, high dirt areas. Be careful if you have pets, their toe nails can pull out and snag on the loops.
Plush:A cut pile carpet, this type of construction yields a luxurious feel. It often comes in any solid color and in many different densities. It is good for bedrooms and low traffic areas, as it does show traffic patterns and vaccuum marks easily.
Frieze: This carpet construction has become increasingly popular and consists of longer, twisted yarns. It comes with both tweedy, flecked looks, as well solid colors. It hides dirt and traffic patterns well. It is often thought as as being a more informal look.
Mixture: Often referred to as sculpted carpet, and usually a mix of plush and berber or loop construction.
Carpet Fibers
Nylon: This is the most popular synthetic carpet fiber used today. It offers tremendous value, performance, and ease of maintenance. Nylon provides brilliant colors and hides soil and traffic well.
Olefin: This fiber is also called polypropylene, and is extremely popular in Berbers and level loops. Olefin carpets are highly stain, static, mold, and mildew resistant. They can be used for indoor or outdoor carpets, including outdoor turf. Their resistance to matting and crushing are not as good as a nylon fiber.
Polyester: Gives excellent color clarity with a soft feel to the carpet. Lacks the durability of a nylon carpet.
Wool: Although somewhat expensive wool still offers great bulk, color fastness, performance, and an elegant look. It will often last longer than you would like it to.
HARDWOOD FLOORING 
When it comes to natural beauty, it’s hard to beat the look and warmth of a real hardwood floor. We carry the finest hardwood flooring brand names in a wide variety of wood species, widths and colors. From solid hardwoods to exotic species from far away lands, we can help you choose the right hardwood floor for your decor and lifestyle. Depending on your application, you may choose to get the standard 3/4″ solid wood. However, engineered hardwood is designed to be installed on any grade and is a lot more flexible and adaptable to temperature changes. Ask what will be best for your application.
Ceramic Flooring
The possibilities of ceramic are only limited by our imaginations. Ceramic tile is extremely durable and comes in an endless array of colors, styles, and sizes. Ceramic tile is also well suited for walls, bath tub surrounds, and backsplashes. Similar to ceramic, porcelain tile is a harder stone surface, baked at higher temperatures. No matter what tile you choose, both ceramic and porcelain now even come in designs made to look like cement, linen, and even wood! Let your imagination go wild!
Bamboo Flooring
Bamboo flooring, harvested from bamboo grass, is a sustainable alternative to hardwood, and can be treated like such. Bamboo is harvested at 5-6 years at optimum maturity, whereas natural hardwood is harvested at about 30 years, thus making bamboo a sustainable flooring option. Bamboo, like hardwood, varies in hardness, but is usually at least 25% and up to 150% harder than standard oak. The hardness factor varies on manufacturing techniques and when the grass is harvested. Natural bamboo floors are found in two grain styles, vertical or horizontal, and can be found in just about any neutral shade and color.
Cork Flooring
Cork flooring is harvested from the bark of the cork oak tree. These trees have lifespans of 250-350 years, and offer their first bounty of cork after 20 years of age. During it’s lifetime, the tree can be harvested up to twenty times, and is done so without any damage to the tree itself. Cork is flexible, water resistant, highly durable, and also a natural fire retardant, making it a premium flooring option for any room. Cork flooring can come in tiles or strips and many colors including blue, black, and white to suit any needs!
If you don’t see anything you like from our many options, or find something through different companies, call us up, chances are we can still get it for you!