Stability

• Engineered wood is more resistant to changes in temperature and humidity compared to solid wood, significantly reducing the chances of warping and expansion that solid wood often faces.

 

Beauty

• Engineered wood offers larger plank dimension and colours options while maintaining stability over solid wood, making it a popular choice for designers and homeowners alike with discerning tastes.

 

Environmental Impact

• Engineered wood often uses less hardwood than solid wood flooring since it only requires a thin layer of wood veneer on top. While the stabilising core utilises wood species that grow significantly faster than those used for the top layers, making them more environmentally friendly.

 

Repairability

• Unlike SPC or laminate flooring, which typically cannot be refinished if scratched or damaged, engineered wood flooring with a thick top layer can be sanded and refinished multiple times like solid wood, extending its lifespan.

 

Appearance and Feel

• While SPC and laminate flooring often mimic the look of wood, the printed grains usually feature repetitive or artificial looks and can have a rubbery underfoot feel. Engineered wood features a genuine wood top layer, providing authentic appearance and warm underfoot feel that many homeowners prefer.

 

Flexibility

• Engineered wood seamlessly blends into various design style.  It can be used on floor, walls, ceilings, doors, tables, stairs and more. And it looks stunning!