Engineered Hardwood Flooring

Engineered wood flooring combines a layer of noble wood with a less expensive backing. It's the best compromise between the look of solid wood and an affordable price.

For engineered wood flooring: a wear layer of at least 3.5 mm to allow sanding 1-2 times. Floating or glued installation.

Pitfall: a wear layer that is too thin (less than 2.5 mm). The flooring will never be able to be renovated.

Engineered wood flooring generally has a lifespan of 10 to 20 years, depending on the quality of the covering and the use of the room. Regular maintenance is necessary to preserve its appearance and resistance.

Engineered wood flooring offers better value for money, easier installation, and greater stability against temperature and humidity variations. It also allows you to achieve a noble wood look at a more affordable cost.

To maintain your engineered wood flooring, use a suitable special cleaner, vacuum regularly, and perform a deep dusting. You can also occasionally apply an oil or maintenance wax to preserve its appearance and protection.

Engineered wood flooring has a layer of real wood, unlike laminate flooring which is entirely made of synthetic materials. Engineered wood flooring is therefore closer to the look and feel of solid wood, while being more affordable.

When installing engineered wood flooring, be sure to properly prepare the subfloor by cleaning and leveling the surface. Also ensure that the humidity level complies with the manufacturer's recommendations. Finally, scrupulously follow the installation instructions to ensure a durable installation.