Anxin Flooring: What are the size standards for laminated wood floors?

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Anxin Flooring: What are the size standards for laminate flooring? Laminate flooring is a type of finished floor made by combining medium- and high-density fiberboard substrates with an aluminum oxide-coated surface layer. The dimensions of this type of wooden floor are relatively standard, usually 1200 millimeters × 90 millimeters × 8 millimeters, with some products having a thickness of 7 millimeters as well. 　　 　　Currently, consumers have a misconception when buying flooring: they think that the larger the size of the wooden planks, the better, as this will result in a better overall installation appearance. 　　 　　Is that really the case? What are the **standard (specification) dimensions** for wooden floors? The standard width of wooden flooring is generally 191–195 millimeters. The lengths are around 1200 and around 1300. Large-sized wooden floors typically have a length of over 1200 millimeters and a width of around 295 millimeters. Small-sized wooden floors have a length of 900–1000 millimeters, with a width of roughly 100 millimeters.