LifeProof is vinyl, specifically luxury vinyl plank (LVP) and luxury vinyl tile (LVT), not laminate, though LifeProof brand also includes carpet tile and ceramic tile, but main LifeProof flooring is luxury vinyl plank that is 100 percent waterproof with rigid core. LifeProof, Home Depot private label made by Halstead New England, offers luxury vinyl plank with 20 to 28 mil wear layer, rigid core construction that is 100 percent waterproof, realistic wood looks with embossed textures, attached pad, and lifetime residential warranty, costing 2 to 3 dollars per square foot materials, suitable for kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and homes with pets. LifeProof is not laminate, laminate is HDF high-density fiberboard core that can swell with water, while LifeProof vinyl has PVC core that is waterproof. Home Depot also carries Pergo laminate which is laminate with HDF core, but LifeProof is vinyl. LifeProof also offers carpet tile and ceramic tile under same brand, but flooring referred to as LifeProof vinyl plank is vinyl, not laminate. To tell difference, LifeProof vinyl is LVP with waterproof core, while laminate like Pergo Outlast is laminate with water-resistant but not waterproof core. So LifeProof vinyl is vinyl, specifically luxury vinyl plank and tile, not laminate, with 100 percent waterproof performance that makes it suitable for wet areas unlike laminate.
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