Golden Teak Laminate End Cap

Comments about Acacia Laminate End Cap w/ Track:

Works great

Comments about Acacia Laminate End Cap w/ Track:

I cut the ends with a plunge saw to get them to overlap the edge of the cut out flooring for the track; so it looked like a t-molding on the ends. I used a stain pen to cover the exposed wood on the end. A solid wood one would look better on the exposed ends.

Comments about Acacia Laminate End Cap w/ Track:

Great product
Easy to install

Comments about Acacia Laminate End Cap w/ Track:

The flooring and trims were installed by a contractor quickly and easily. The products look great!

Service and delivery comments:

Service was just what was needed. Staff was knowledgeable and helpful.

Comments about Acacia Laminate End Cap w/ Track:

The only issue I had with this product was the shim strip that goes under the track was not thick enough. I was forced to run two strips of the shim to bring the track up to the height or my 12mm laminate. I am surprised by the, because this was designed just for the Golden Teak Laminate. Luckily I only used 3 of the 7.5 feet of end cap, so i had enough of the shim to make it work.

Once it was in, it looks great.

Comments about Acacia Laminate End Cap w/ Track:

We used this against our newly installed laminated floor and our sliding door. It gives it a nice finished look.

Comments about Acacia Laminate End Cap w/ Track:

The floor seems strong but the trim scratches way to easy. I called the store and they said it shouldn't scratch that easy but it does. I'm going to get a stain stick to try and hide all the scratches. It shouldn't scratch that easy.

Comments about Acacia Laminate End Cap w/ Track:

This end cap was a perfect fit to the laminate we bought at the same store

Comments about Acacia Laminate End Cap w/ Track:

Worth it

Comments about Acacia Laminate End Cap w/ Track:

Great flooring. Very happy with choice. I agonized what to put in the living room since it takes a beating as the kids are not too careful regarding sandy shoes and dropping things. No scratches yet (winter sand and snow!) I had an oops the other day tipping over a heavy wooden folding table. It landed on the table's corner. I immediately cursed since I was certain that the impact would have damaged the floor in a dramatic and catasthophic way, however, I was amazed to discover no damage.

I've installed several "floating" floors in the past but none of them had the pre-attached foam. That is the way to go if you can afford it. Makes the floor feel and sound like a nailed or glued down floor.

I find it easy to maintain. Originally, I wanted a lighter colored flooring because I thought It would make the room too dark. But the 12mm Golden Teak was on clearance at my local store so I bought that because otherwise I could not afford the "handscraped" look. I'm so glad I did. What a fine looking floor!

I installed the single plank floor by myself, each row was 12' wide. I think if you have a wider floor you would need a helper to keep the row in place as you tip it up to lock it in. Otherwise, the trickiest thing is to keep a random pattern of planks. The grain on the golden teak is designed so that you don't have to worry about that while laying out the pieces (a big help).

I also like that you can review the flooring. I found other reviews to be quite helpful when making the decision which flooring to choose. I had considered getting a real bamboo floor for several months but the concerns about scratching and dents changed my mind.