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About Flooring
What Is engineered wood flooring
Engineered wood flooring is made up by bonding multiple layers of wood together and finished with a solid wood top layer, or wear layer. It is one of the most common flooring types used today and is popular because of its ability
to withstand fluctuations in temperature and humidity, meaning that it can be installed with under floor heating, and in areas such as kitchens and conservatories. Engineered wood flooring is also being used more frequently because it does not need fixing down like solid wood flooring; it can be floated (loose laid) over an underlay.
What are the benefits of engineered wood flooring
- More cost effective than solid wood flooring
- Quick and easy to install
- Does not need fixing in position — can be floated / loose laid
- Can be used with underlay (including soundproofing underlay and thermal barriers) Can be used with under floor heating
- Can be installed in areas where temperature and humidity fluctuates
- Available in a variety of species of wood and finishes
- Available in a variety of thicknesses
Structure & Technical Specification
Feature of Engineered wood
