Flooring For a lifetime
ENGINEERED TIMBER Flooring Installation
Engineered Timber flooring is a method of installing timber flooring.
Enter your gallery title
Enter your gallery description
Enter your gallery title
Enter your gallery description
Enter your gallery title
Enter your gallery description
Enter your gallery title
Enter your gallery description
Enter your gallery title
Enter your gallery description
Enter your gallery title
Enter your gallery description
Enter your gallery title
Enter your gallery description
Enter your gallery title
Enter your gallery description
Enter your gallery title
Enter your gallery description
Images to be provided by wood appeal flooring
Pros:
Cons:
More stable due to ply core and backing: won’t cup or expand and contract like Solid Timber
Prefinished: no sanding and coating onsite - doesn't restrict access or create fumes
Generally less expensive than Solid Timber
Engineered Timber can be installed glued down or floated (floated costs less)
Consistent colours - as per samples
Can be re-sanded and finished at least twice (three times if top layer is 5mm)
Some have a bevelled edge design which aesthetically enhances the joins
Typically less expensive to repair individual boards: can isolate the damaged area rather than re-sanding and coating the entire floor
Engineered Timber can be used with a wide range of aluminium trims
Must be installed in a traditional long run pattern (not suitable for intricate work; borders, inlays etc.)
Limited range of colours: can't colour match to other colours in the property
Kitchens: product is prefinished, so installing flooring first risks damage from other trades
Does not come with matching nosings for stair work (however Wood Appeal Flooring makes matching nosings)