Hickory Engineer Wood Flooring with Plywood or HDF Core
Item: Engineered Wood Flooring
Color: KTH1305
Size: 14/3x190x1900mm
Wood Species: Hickory
Grade: AB/ABC/ABCD
Finishes: UV Oil
Texture: Brushed
Joint: T&G
Engineered wood flooring is real wood flooring, but is more stable than solid wood flooring.
Engineered wood flooring is less susceptible to shrinking and expanding with changes in temperatures and humidity while the multiple wood layers in engineered hardwood make it very durable.
| Specification | |
| Name | Engineered Wood Flooring |
| Length | 1200mm-1900mm |
| Width | 90mm-190mm |
| Thinkness | 9mm-20mm |
| Wood Venner | 0.6mm-6mm |
| Joint | T&G |
| Certificate | CE,SGS,Floorscore,Greenguard |
Be asking yourself why anyone would invest in engineered hardwood flooring. About as expensive as solid wood, why would you go for a seemingly inferior product?
But it is unfair to refer to engineered hardwood as inferior. It was not developed as an affordable alternative to solid wood floors.
Rather, engineered wood flooring was developed to deal with some of the issues associated with hardwood floors, such as warping in wet conditions or extreme temperatures, as well as the limitation around the installation.
So for those looking for the timelessness of wood flooring but need versatility, engineered hardwood is an excellent flooring choice.
To discover whether engineered hardwood is an appropriate flooring option for you, let’s dive into the details. We will go through all the benefits and disadvantages of engineered hardwood flooring, what it costs, and also answer some of the most common questions. We will also share reviews of some of the best-engineered hardwood flooring brands.
