Engineered hardwood

Engineered wood flooring has recently become a very popular choice. If you’re thinking about installing engineered hardwood in your home, there are several factors you should consider, from cost to durability. To help you decide, we’ve compiled a comprehensive list of the pros and cons of engineered hardwood flooring.

Erica Bryant Design and I searched high and low for the perfect white oak engineered hardwood floors for our house and today I am sharing our final selection with you!

Learn the differences between solid hardwood vs. engineered wood flooring. See comparisons and contrasts re: durability, installation methods, and cost.

Engineered hardwood flooring is usually a particle board base topped with a wood veneer surface that’s fully finished when you buy it. This means that if the surface becomes marred, gouged or dented, you can’t sand down past the damage and into the base repair it, or you’ll take off the veneer.

While dark hardwood flooring has a special beauty of all of its own and it has been fashionable for a while now, it’s likely to fade out in favourability. Trend is going towards lighter woods such as natural oak. Learn more! #HARDWOODFLOORS #WOODENFLOORING #DARKFLOORS

Not sure whether to go with engineered hardwood vs. laminate flooring for your home remodel? Here's everything you need to know to make your decision.

Be sure to consider these 5 things before choosing LVP and engineered hardwood; Budget, Installation, Aesthetics, Durability, and Maintenance

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