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Global Research Report on Laminate Flooring

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Jan 23 2010

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/e5828e/laminate_flooring) has announced the addition of the "Laminate Flooring - Global Trends" report to their offering.

As the market recovers poise, growth is expected to stem from cost advantages offered by laminate flooring over other flooring products made of stone, wood, ceramics, and vinyl. In addition, enhanced performance properties such as durability, fade and stain resistance, low maintenance, as well as lower price and varied styles, are also expected to help drive demand. Development of glueless laminates, technological advancements, and enhanced moisture resistance are generating interest among end-users. Enhancements in technologies such as embossed registration and texturing is offering consumers a cost-efficient way of attaining the looks of ceramics, tiles, and hardwood.

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METHODOLOGY
GLOBAL MARKET OVERVIEW
MARKET TRENDS
PRODUCT FACTS
CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS
MAJOR PLAYERS
GLOBAL MARKET ANALYTICS
THE UNITED STATES
CANADA
JAPAN
EUROPE
ASIA-PACIFIC
THE MIDDLE EAST
LATIN AMERICA

Source: http://www.researchandmarkets.com/

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