Elka 7mm Laminate Oak - Rustic Oak

[CSutton]

Hi all,

I had a leak in my apartment in the kitchen area which is laid with Elka 7mm laminate flooring in Rustic Oak. Seems the 7mm has not stopped being manufactured which leaves me with a problem as I need around 2 packs to replace the damaged boards which have blown.

Does anyone know of any other current 7mm products which would work with the Uniclic system which I could purchase instead?

Any help would be appreciated as I really can’t afford to replace the entire floor.

Thanks in advance.

Chris

 

[sircerebus666]

If memory serves me right quickstep uses the uniclic system so any 7mm plank from them should fit

http://www.pennineflooring.com/quickstep.htm

 

[dazlight]

Quickstep creo is 7mm with the same looking system

 

[foxhole]

Hi all,

I had a leak in my apartment in the kitchen area which is laid with Elka 7mm laminate flooring in Rustic Oak. Seems the 7mm has not stopped being manufactured which leaves me with a problem as I need around 2 packs to replace the damaged boards which have blown.

Does anyone know of any other current 7mm products which would work with the Uniclic system which I could purchase instead?

Any help would be appreciated as I really can’t afford to replace the entire floor.

Thanks in advance.

Chris

Your floor was destroyed by water and you intend to replace with the same thing?

 

[Mottie]

Your floor was destroyed by water and you intend to replace with the same thing?

I’m thinking of getting a new floor. What flooring would you recommend that will not be destroyed by water?

 

[dazlight]

If new floor look at LVT flooring

 

[foxhole]

Tiles cheaper and outlast most other floor types .

 

[Mottie]

Tiles cheaper and outlast most other floor types .

But water could leak from anywhere into any room that has radiators in or above them. Are you suggesting that if I had a leak in my bedroom that ruined my lounge carpet, I’d be a fool to get another carpet after the leak was fixed? Do you have any type of flooring in your house other than tiles in a room with a wet heating system in or above it?

 

[foxhole]

Chance of leak from heating system very low. Chance or water on floor in kitchen or bathroom very high(as you discovered)
Simple.