A floating floor doesn’t need to be nailed or glued to the existing subfloor, which makes it another easy option for non-professionals to install. “Very few tools are required, especially when you choose an interlock system,” says David Dynega, owner of Detail Renovations, a construction and design company in Great Neck, New York. Products like Home Outlet’s Mosaic White Pebble Tiles and the highly durable Waterproof Vinyl Planks click together while Cedar Mill Vinyl Planks have self-stick edge tabs that adhere to each other. “Just be sure,” says Dynega, “to leave at least a quarter-inch gap around the perimeter because the flooring might expand and contract with changes in humidity levels inside your home.”

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