
Plenty of look, practical to use and available in countless styles. Laminate is a versatile floor for every living space.
Laminate has developed strongly. Modern laminate floors combine a convincing wood look with practical maintenance, a strong top layer and a wide choice of colours, formats and patterns.
That makes laminate an attractive choice when you are looking for a beautiful floor that can stand up to daily life and where you want to keep control of your budget.
At NTU Vloeren we don't just look at the design. We also help you choose based on the space, intensity of use, subfloor, comfort and the look you are after.
At NTU Vloeren we work with several well-known laminate brands. This allows us to compare floors on look, quality, structure, applications and price range.
In our collection you will find laminate from, among others:
Meister · Hoomline · Ambiant · Quick-Step · Solidfloor · COREtec · Wicanders
Each brand has its own look, collections and strengths. One floor suits a family home or heavily used space better, while another excels in look, structure or finish.
That is why we help you choose not only by brand or colour, but above all by what suits your home, use and budget.
At first glance two laminate floors can look very similar, while there are clear differences in quality and application.
Think of the thickness of the floor, quality of the joints, wear resistance, surface structure and suitability for intensive use.
That is exactly why we recommend looking beyond colour and price.
The look of laminate is nowadays extremely versatile.
You can choose calm light wood tones, warm oak looks, dark planks or a bold herringbone pattern. Plank width and surface structure also strongly determine how a space ultimately feels.
Our specialists help you lay different options side by side and determine what works best in your interior.
With laminate too, the subfloor is important. A suitable underlay can contribute to stability, walking comfort and sound reduction.
We also look at things like underfloor heating and the situation in the space before advising which combination is suitable.
A good foundation helps not only with laying the floor, but also with comfort and durability in the longer term.
A good floor doesn't automatically have to be the most expensive floor.
With laminate there are many ways to balance look, quality and budget. That makes it interesting for a first home as well as a complete renovation or a space that is used intensively.
Judging a wood colour or structure from a screen remains difficult. In our showroom in Utrecht you can see, feel and compare different laminate floors side by side.
We are happy to help you choose a floor that suits your space, living style, daily use and budget.



Find the look that suits you View different colours, wood textures, plank formats and patterns in our showroom. That way you can better see which floor suits your interior.
The right floor build-up We look at use, subfloor, underfloor heating, acoustics and budget. We also advise on the right underlay and finish.
From floor to skirting board After your choice we can take care of measuring, laying and finishing. That way not only the floor itself, but also the transition to skirting boards and other spaces fits neatly.
From look and wear resistance to underfloor heating, underlay and costs. Here we answer the questions we get asked most often about laminate.
That depends on the space, the look you want, the use and your budget. There are big differences in colour, structure, plank format and quality. In our showroom you can view different floors side by side and we help you determine which version best suits your interior.
Many modern laminate floors are suitable for underfloor heating, provided the right combination of floor and underlay is chosen. The total thermal resistance is important here. That is why we look not only at the laminate itself, but at the complete floor build-up.
The total price depends on the chosen floor, the number of square metres, the underlay, the condition of the existing floor and the desired finish. Skirting boards and any preparatory work can also play a role. That way you get a better picture of the real total price than with just a price per square metre.
The difference lies, among other things, in wear resistance, stability, joints, moisture resistance and how lifelike the structure and wood look are. A better quality can therefore not only look nicer, but also be more pleasant to lay and last longer.