It is typically chosen over solid wood floors as it’s more durable and easier to install and maintain. Engineered wood flooring is also compatible with underfloor heating, as its layered construction can handle temperature fluctuations, ensuring better heat distribution without warping or shrinking.
Each plank is made up of layers of materials like timber or oak, all glued together under high pressure. These layers are placed at different angles, giving the plank added strength and stability. Topped with a real wood veneer, you still get that authentic wood look and feel, but with a lot more durability.
Engineered wood flooring is more versatile than solid hardwood and can be installed in a variety of rooms, including basements and areas with higher humidity, like kitchens and bathrooms. However, it is still not recommended for areas with excessive moisture, such as full bathrooms with showers.
Yes, engineered wood flooring can typically be refinished, but the number of times it can be done depends on the thickness of the top hardwood layer. Thicker wear layers (3mm or more) can be sanded and refinished multiple times, whereas thinner layers may only allow for light sanding and refinishing once or twice.
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