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Find the Right Flooring With Flooring Samples
Find the Right Flooring With Flooring Samples
Considering new flooring and not sure where to start? Floor samples can help simplify your decision. Whether you’re still deciding between laminate flooring, hardwood flooring, tile flooring and vinyl flooring or you need multiple hardwood floor samples to choose the best one for your space, we can help.
Tile
Our tile floor samples come in a range of colors from neutrals like gray and white to bright shades, including blue, purple, multicolor and more. Choose between materials like glass, ceramic and porcelain as well as tile shapes like square, subway and hexagonal.
Hardwood
Hardwood samples are available in a variety of species like oak, bamboo, hickory and walnut. Shop samples by species, color, texture, construction type and more.
Laminate and Vinyl
Laminate and vinyl floors can offer the look of hardwoods without the price tag. Choose from traditional colors like light and dark brown or even gray, off-white and more. Shop laminate floor samples and vinyl floor samples by features like style, color, gloss level and texture.
At Lowe’s, we’ll make your flooring project as easy as possible. You can find samples of flooring online and, when you’re ready, schedule your installation with us.
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You’ll schedule your installation. Once installation is complete, your installer will clean up, review maintenance instructions and ensure you’re 100% satisfied.
Feature something
Many people love hardwood kitchen flooring because they’re a beautiful, durable classic that brings a touch of nature to a room. There was a time when conventional wisdom was to avoid hardwood flooring in kitchens because it couldn’t stand up to moisture and inevitable food spills. That’s no longer the case. A new generation of water-resistant sealers and polyurethane finishes keeps wooden flooring in the kitchen from staining and warping. There are two types of hardwood kitchen flooring: made of a plywood core with a layer of hardwood on top, and, which is just what it sounds like — planks of solid wood. Engineered wood kitchen flooring is more affordable than solid wood kitchen flooring.