Laminate flooring can be subdivided into crystal surface, embossed surface, lock catch, silent, waterproof, and other types according to its different characteristics. Crystal-surface flooring is famous for its mirror-like flat surface. This surface is not only aesthetically pleasing but also has great advantages in daily cleaning and maintenance. Stains and dust are difficult to adhere to it. Just gently wipe with ordinary cleaning tools to keep the floor clean and tidy. Embossed-surface flooring forms an embossed effect similar to real wood texture on the floor surface through a unique texture design. When observed from the side, undulations like wood grains can be clearly seen. This design greatly increases the three-dimensional sense and realism of the floor, making users seem to be in a natural wood environment. Lock-catch-designed laminate flooring does not require the use of additional glue during installation. Through the unique lock-catch structure on the edge of the floor, it can achieve tight splicing, effectively preventing problems such as floor displacement and warping during use and enhancing the overall stability of the floor after laying. Silent flooring is tailor-made for consumers who have high requirements for quietness in the living environment. By adding sound-absorbing materials such as cork pads on the back of the floor, it can significantly reduce the footstep noise generated by people walking, creating a quiet and comfortable living space for users. Waterproof flooring, addressing the problem that ordinary flooring is easy to deform and damage in humid environments, has undergone special waterproof treatment at the tongue-and-groove joints of the floor. This treatment not only improves the waterproof performance of the floor but also, to a certain extent, enhances environmental protection and service life, enabling it to be suitable for relatively humid spaces such as kitchens and balconies.