Is wood flooring generally thicker than carpet?

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Alex · Accepted Answer

It really all depends on a number of different factors, type of underlay and carpet, type of wood for example laminate, engineered or solid wood, each of these would have different thickness.

Gheorghe · Answer

Not really depends on the size you want can be bigger than a carpet

Thomas · Answer

It all depends on what thickness of wood, carpets can be around 20 mm including the underlay and wood can be up to 22 mm thick

Kieran · Answer

it would all depend on if and what thickness underlay is used with the carpet and thickness of the wood flooring

Dimitar · Answer

Much thicker, you're not supposed to change it every 5 years. Not too much dust like on the carpet

Gordon · Answer

No carpets are thicker if, you're meaning something like laminate flooring  or anything else then yes thicker.

Is wood flooring generally thicker than carpet?

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