Unlike traditional hardwood, engineered hardwood can be installed over concrete, radiant heating systems, and even below grade, making it suitable for every room, including basements.
The multi-layer construction provides a stable base that resists warping and buckling, ensuring your floors look beautiful for years to come.
With a variety of wood species, stains, and finishes available, engineered hardwood flooring can match any decor, offering the beauty of solid hardwood without limitations.
Engineered hardwood uses less solid wood than traditional hardwood floors, making it a more sustainable option for environmentally conscious homeowners.
This method allows for easy and quick installation, with planks designed to click together and lay over a protective underlayment without the need for nails or glue.
Ideal for concrete subfloors, the glue-down method ensures a secure and stable flooring surface, enhancing sound reduction and moisture resistance.
Similar to solid hardwood, this traditional installation method is suitable for wooden subfloors, providing a permanent and durable flooring solution.
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