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A lamiwood floor whose individual pieces connect to each other through the tongue-and-groove method is called a floating lamiwood floor. This process does not require the flooring boards to be nailed or glued to the subfloor. In fact, a floating floor enables replacement of the lamiwood flooring boards anytime you want for multiple reasons.
