Find the perfect durable laminate or hybrid resilient flooring for your home

• Laminate flooring offers a budget-friendly, realistic wood look suitable for dry areas like bedrooms.
• Hybrid resilient flooring is a waterproof and scratch-resistant option ideal for kitchens and bathrooms.
• Both flooring types are designed for DIY installation with a click-lock system that requires no glue.

With winter fading and spring on the horizon, it’s the perfect time to start planning your seasonal cleaning and home improvement projects. The Home Depot delivers the high-quality tools and supplies you need to tackle every project without breaking the bank.

If you’re looking to upgrade your space with flooring as tough as it is beautiful, explore The Home Depot’s full range of laminate and hybrid resilient flooring—the perfect durable solution to complement your aesthetic.

Laminate flooring has come a long way since the 'cheap plastic' of the 90s. Today, it is as stylish and beautiful as it is durable, offering a highly realistic and cost-effective solution for any home. Ready to find the perfect flooring for your space? Browse the details below to get started on the home renovation you’ve been dreaming of.

Here is a preview of what you will find below:

• What is the difference between Laminate and Hybrid Resilient flooring?
• Shop laminate and hybrid flooring at The Home Depot.
• Is this type of flooring DIY-friendly?
• Can I install these floors over my existing tile or wood?
• Is laminate or hybrid flooring pet-friendly?

What is the difference between laminate and hybrid resilient flooring?

When it comes to picking the right floor, it really boils down to your specific room and lifestyle.

Laminate flooring: Laminate flooring is your go-to for a budget-friendly aesthetic that doesn't look cheap. Thanks to Embossed-in-Register technology, the texture actually matches the wood grain, giving you the look of high-end hardwood at about a third of the cost. It’s also incredibly forgiving for DIYers; because the planks are thicker, they hide minor subfloor imperfections that thinner materials might reveal. Plus, while it handles surface spills well, it’s best kept in dry zones like bedrooms or living areas.

Hybrid Resilient flooring: If you need something virtually life-proof, Hybrid Resilient flooring is the heavy hitter. As one of the most durable flooring options against scratch and surface wear, it combines an authentic wood-like texture with high water-resistance that's best-suited for high humidity spaces like bathrooms or high traffic areas like kitchens.

Unlike traditional wood-based floors, Hybrid Resilient planks are not as impacted by moisture or temperature shifts, so you can often install it immediately without waiting for it to acclimate to your house. Brands like Lifeproof are PVC-free and feature anti-microbial properties to resist mold and mildew, making it a healthier choice for damp spaces.

Shop laminate and hybrid flooring at The Home Depot

Home Decorators Laminate flooring

Home Decorators Laminate flooring

The scratch‑resistant surface, smooth locking system and realistic wood-look finish make it an easy upgrade for renters, first‑time homeowners and anyone refreshing a room on a budget. Shop at The Home Depot

Lifeproof Hybrid Resilient flooring

Lifeproof Hybrid Resilient flooring

Lifeproof’s Hybrid Resilient flooring is a top pick for busy households, offering the look of real hardwood with waterproof, scratch‑resistant durability. Shop at The Home Depot

Is this type of flooring DIY-friendly?

Yes, both are designed with the DIYer in mind. They feature a click-lock system that requires no glue or nails, making for a clean and straightforward installation. Laminate is particularly forgiving because its thickness helps hide minor subfloor imperfections. Additionally, hybrid resilient flooring is incredibly stable, meaning you can often skip the acclimation period and start installing the day you bring it home.

Don't have the time for a DIY weekend? You can easily book a professional installation through The Home Depot, working with trusted local pros who are fully licensed and insured.

Can I install these floors over my existing tile or wood?

Generally, yes! Because these are floating floors, they can often be installed directly over existing hard-surface flooring as long as it is level, clean, and secure. This is where laminate flooring shines—its thickness is great at smoothing out the feel of old tile grout lines, whereas thinner vinyl might show those lines over time.

Is laminate or hybrid flooring pet-friendly?

Absolutely. Both options are engineered to handle the wear and tear of a busy household. Laminate uses Abrasion Class ratings to measure durability—an AC3 or AC4 rating is tough enough to resist scratches from pet claws. Hybrid resilient flooring takes it a step further by being dent-resistant and PVC-free, with anti-microbial properties to resist mold and mildew if accidents occur.