Quick-Step provides convenient online samples

HomePress ReleaseQuick-Step provides convenient online samples

Dallas — Quick-Step is making it easier than ever for consumers to shop by offering inexpensive flooring samples online, according to the company.

Paij Thorn-Brooks, vice president of brand marketing for Unilin (Quick-Step’s parent company), said sample requests “went through the roof when we made them available online. Making it so incredibly easy to bring samples into a home is great for the consumer. When she finally purchases a floor, she can feel confident that she will like the color, texture and style in her own home.”

Consumers can quickly and easily order Quick-Step product samples online either through Quick-Step’s website or through the brand’s free Style My Floor app. Laminate samples through their website are available for a small fee of $5 each, while app users can order up to five samples at no charge.

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