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Click Laminate Flooring

Click laminate flooring is laminate that locks together with a simple click system: no glue, no nails and no mess. Each board has a shaped edge that angles and clicks into the next, forming a floating floor that sits over the subfloor rather than being stuck down. It is the reason laminate has become the go-to floor for anyone doing the work themselves: a click laminate can transform a room in a weekend, which suits buying your floor online and laying it in your own time.

Almost all of our laminate uses a click system, so you have the full range to choose from. Quick-Step is the one we recommend by default and the name most associated with laminate in the UK, known for a reliable, easy-to-use click joint. Evergreen and Lignum add more choice on design and price. All of it is available to buy online with free UK delivery.

Browse the full click laminate range below to compare looks, colours and finishes, then order online for delivery across the UK.


What Is Click Laminate Flooring?

Click laminate, sometimes called click-lock or click-and-lock laminate, is defined by how the boards join rather than how they look. Instead of gluing boards to the subfloor, each plank has a milled tongue-and-groove edge that clicks into the next and locks in place. The finished floor floats: it rests on an underlay over the subfloor and is not fixed down, which lets it expand and contract with changes in temperature and humidity. Almost every modern laminate uses a click system of some kind, so choosing click laminate is really about choosing the easy-to-lay, floating format that most laminate now comes in.

How Click Laminate Installs

One of the biggest attractions of click laminate is how straightforward it is to lay yourself. The key is preparation. The subfloor needs to be clean, dry and level. Most floors then go down over a suitable underlay. You start along one wall, leaving a small expansion gap around the edges, then angle each board into the one before and click it home. Row by row the floor comes together. Cuts at the edges are made with a saw or a laminate cutter. A straight plank floor is well within reach of a confident DIYer over a weekend, while a herringbone pattern is more involved and is set out from the centre of the room. If you would rather not tackle it, any competent floor layer will lay a click laminate quickly.

The Benefits of a Click System

A click system has real practical advantages. It is fast and clean: no adhesive and no drying time, so the floor is ready to walk on straight away. It is forgiving for a first-time DIYer, since boards can be unclicked and re-laid if you make a mistake. Because the floor is not glued down, it can also be lifted later if you need to reach a pipe or move a floor to another room. And a floating floor copes better with the natural movement of a home than one stuck rigidly in place.

Click Laminate in Every Look

Because almost all laminate is click laminate, you can have the click system in any style. That includes classic wood-effect plank boards, statement herringbone patterns and stone and tile effects, in every colour from grey and pale natural oak through to dark woods. Whatever look you are drawn to, the easy, glue-free installation comes as standard.

Waterproof and Thickness Options

Click laminate comes in the same practical options as the rest of our range. A water-resistant or fully waterproof click laminate is the one to choose for a kitchen, utility room or bathroom, where the tight click joints help keep moisture out. A thicker board, such as a 12mm click laminate, feels more solid and substantial underfoot and locks together firmly. Both are worth considering depending on the room.

Laminate and Underfloor Heating

Most of our click laminate works with both electric and wet underfloor heating, subject to a maximum surface temperature of around 27C and the manufacturer’s guidance. Because it is a floating floor, let the boards acclimatise in the room first and follow the installation instructions supplied with your chosen range. A floating click floor and underfloor heating make a comfortable, low-maintenance combination.

Click Laminate vs Click LVT and Engineered Wood

Laminate is not the only floor that clicks together. It is worth seeing how click laminate compares with click LVT and click engineered wood. The table shows where each stands.

Feature Click laminate Click LVT Click engineered wood
Typical cost Most affordable Mid-range Premium
Ease of laying Easy; DIY-friendly floating floor Easy; DIY-friendly Moderate; heavier boards
Water resistance Water-resistant; waterproof ranges available Fully waterproof Not waterproof
Feel underfoot Firm; warm Warm and quiet Solid natural timber
Surface Wood, stone and tile effects Wood and stone effects Real oak veneer

For an easy, affordable floating floor you can lay yourself, click laminate is the natural starting point. Click LVT costs a little more but is fully waterproof, while click engineered wood gives you a real timber surface for a premium.

The Laminate Ranges We Stock

Quick-Step laminate is the core of our range and the brand most people picture when they think of laminate flooring, known for a reliable click joint that is easy to lay. Evergreen and Lignum broaden the choice with their own designs and price points. Every range uses a click system and is available to buy online, so you can compare looks and specifications side by side before you order.

How to Buy

Every click laminate we sell can be bought online with free UK delivery across mainland Britain. We do not offer laminate samples, but you can preview any floor in your own room using our AI room visualiser on the product pages before you order. Choose your floor, order the quantity you need for your room and we will deliver it ready to lay.

Key Takeaways

  • Click laminate locks together into a floating floor with no glue, nails or adhesive.
  • The click system makes it fast and DIY-friendly, so many people lay it themselves in a weekend.
  • Boards can be unclicked and re-laid, which is forgiving for first-time DIYers.
  • Click laminate comes in every look; waterproof and 12mm options suit busier rooms.
  • Buy online with free UK delivery and preview any floor with the AI room visualiser.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is click laminate flooring?

Click laminate, also called click-lock or click-and-lock laminate, is laminate whose boards join with an interlocking click edge rather than glue. Each plank angles and clicks into the next to form a floating floor that sits over an underlay and is not fixed to the subfloor. Almost all modern laminate uses a click system of some kind.

How do you lay click laminate flooring?

Click laminate is laid as a floating floor. Start with a clean, dry and level subfloor and a suitable underlay. Leave a small expansion gap around the edges, then angle each board into the one before and click it into place, working row by row across the room. Cut the boards at the edges with a saw or laminate cutter. A straight plank floor is a manageable weekend job for a confident DIYer.

Is click laminate easy to install yourself?

Yes, that is the main appeal. The click system needs no glue or nails, so it is one of the easiest floors to lay yourself. Boards can be unclicked and re-laid if you make a mistake, which is forgiving for a first attempt. The main thing to get right is a clean, dry and level subfloor before you start.

Can click laminate be taken up and reused?

Yes. Because a click floor is not glued down, it can be carefully unclicked and lifted, for example if you need to reach a pipe or take the floor with you to another room. It is worth going slowly and keeping the boards in good condition, but a floating click floor is far easier to lift and re-lay than a glued one.

Is click laminate suitable for bathrooms?

Only if it is a waterproof click laminate. The tight click joints on a waterproof range help keep moisture out, which makes them suitable for a bathroom or utility room. Standard click laminate is not suitable for a bathroom. For the wettest rooms, a waterproof LVT is often the safer choice.

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