Engineered Wood Flooring
What is Engineered Hardwood
Engineered wood flooring is composed of multiple layers of wood veneers, with a top layer of real hardwood. The veneers which are thin slices of wood are bonded together to form a strong and stable core This construction provides the aesthetic appeal of solid hardwood while enhancing resistance to temperature and humidity changes. It is durable versatile and can be installed in various environments, including areas with higher moisture levels Engineered wood flooring offers an affordable altemative to solid hardwood. combining beauty and practicality for both residential and commercial spaces.
Multi-layered Engineered Wood typically consists of several thin layers of wood (usually 5 to 7 or more glued together offering enhanced stability durability and resistance to warping compared to solid wood Multi-layered engineered wood is generally more suitable for high-traffic areas and variable climates
Three-layered Engineered Wood has fewer layers, which makes it less stable and more prone to expansion and contraction due to moisture and temperature changes Three-layered options might be more economical but less robust in demanding conditions
Why Choose Engineered Hardwood?
Durability
- Engineered hardwood is known for its durability. Its layered construction makes it less prone to expansion and contraction caused by humidity or temperature changes, minimizing issues like warping or cupping commonly seen in solid hardwood
Versatility
- With a wide range of wood species, finishes, and styles available, engineered hardwood offers versatility in design, making it suitable for various interior aesthetics and applications.
Moisture Resistance
- Engineered hardwood’s layered composition provides
increased resistance to moisture compared to solid hardwood, making it suitable for installation in areas with higher humidity levels.
Ease of Installation
- Engineered hardwood’s flexible installation methods—such
as floating, glue-down, or nail-down—allow for installation over different subfloor types, making it a convenient choice for different spaces.
Environmental Consciousness:
- Engineered hardwood often uses less hardwood overall by incorporating a thinner layer of real wood as a veneer, contributing to a more eco-friendly approach to flooring.
Engineered Wood Flooring
Installation Instructions by Grid Floors
At Grid Floors, we offer professional installation services for wooden flooring, ensuring a seamless and high-quality finish for your space. Our experienced installers conduct a thorough assessment of your space to determine the best approach based on factors like room layout and subfloor condition. Before installation, the wooden flooring undergoes an acclimation period to adjust to the room’s humidity and temperature. Our skilled installers use various techniques, including nail-down, glue-down, and floating installations, to achieve precise results. We pay close attention to detail and perform finishing touches before conducting a final inspection to ensure customer satisfaction. Trust us to bring your vision to life with our professional wooden flooring installation services
