engineered wood

There are so many advantages of having engineered wood flooring.  It not only gives you a timeless and elegant floor, but it is versatile and more cost effective than solid wood. Having a wooden floor will give you a luxurious feel to your home, and engineered wood flooring is a great option as it has many advantages. Continue reading →

A wear layer is part of an engineered wooden floor.  It is the top layer of the plank of flooring which is seen once installed. The wear layer is the only part of engineered flooring that is solid hardwood, in the chosen species.  This is usually Oak or Walnut.  Once an engineered wooden floor has been installed, the only part that you will see is the ‘wear layer’ of solid wood.  This means that it will look exactly the same as a solid wooden floor but is far more versatile. Continue reading →

You are probably aware that engineered wood is far more popular that solid wood flooring. It is more readily available and there is far more choice when it comes to engineered species, styles and sizes of planks.  But do you know why it is the favourite choice? Continue reading →

If you have or want to use underfloor heating with a hardwood floor you must use engineered wood.  Underfloor heating can be a great way to heat a room.  You will get lovely warm flooring, which radiates up through the whole room, and you don’t need to use additional radiators or heaters. Continue reading →

Over the last few decades, engineered wood flooring has becoming increasingly popular.  There are many reasons for its growing popularity, including its countless benefits and versatility. Continue reading →

Wood flooring type depends on the different structures, profiles and size of the flooring.  It is really important to choose the correct type of flooring for your project.  Remember that the species of wood determines the colour and grain pattern that you will see.  Continue reading →

If you are replacing an old floor, then the likely choices are between the two most popular types of floor covering: wooden flooring or carpet.  Both have their pros and cons so it is worth thinking about which will best suit your home.

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