Engineered Wooden Floor Installations - The Connoisseur’s Choice!

Is engineered wooden flooring the best solution for your home when compared with laminate and solid hardwood flooring?

Benefits:

●       Engineered wood is more resistant to moisture and heat.

●       Engineered wood is more durable than a solid piece of wood as it is less likely to buckle or warp.

●       Engineered hardwood flooring can be installed on any level, including below-ground. Solid hardwood floors, on the other hand, cannot be installed in basements.

●       Engineered wood is more appealing than laminate flooring and is less expensive than real wood planks.

●       Engineered wood is extremely long-lasting.

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Further advantages of Engineered Hardwood Flooring Installations

Genuine hardwood flooring is unrivaled, not just in terms of its aesthetics, but also in terms of its durability. Despite the fact that both engineered and solid hardwood floors are constructed completely from real wood, the way in which they are formed differs significantly.

Engineered hardwood flooring has several distinct benefits over solid hardwood. To begin with, engineered hardwood responds well to changes in temperature and humidity. Any variations in temperature or relative humidity can cause solid hardwood boards to warp and buckle. Engineered wooden flooring, on the other hand, has a multi-layer composition that makes it much more stable. Engineered wood's stability allows it to be utilized with underfloor heating and in humid environments such as kitchens, conservatories, rooms that have a log fire, and rooms with a lot of glass. Engineered wooden flooring is also easier when it comes to installation. Solid hardwood floors are often nailed to a plywood subfloor, or over a wooden or concrete subfloor, whereas engineered wood can just be stapled or glued down. Additionally, some forms of engineered wooden floors are 'floating', meaning they are floated over an underlay. There isn't much of a price difference between solid and engineered hardwood flooring either, plus, because engineered wood is lighter in weight so it is less polluting when it is shipped.

In conclusion, Engineered Wood Flooring Installations are an excellent choice for any home or business. Key advantages once again are;

●       Simple to install.

●       Featuring a multi-layer construction that makes it highly stable.

●       It's resilient and long-lasting, and it responds well to changes in temperature and humidity.

●       Due to reduced emissions when transported, it is environmentally friendly.

●       It can be used in a variety of environments, from kitchens to conservatories.

Southern Cross Flooring has the best selection of premium engineered wood flooring in the UK, with lots of choices in terms of materials, colors, and finishes to choose from, you’re sure to find the perfect floor to match your home.

Southern Cross Flooring has teamed up with Wood flooring installation to bring you a new line of European wooden flooring that's been made with the very best methods. Wood Connexions make their products in a way that honors the practices of traditional craftsmen. They use skill and precision to make the best flooring products without sacrificing quality. Amber, Raw Look, Filbert, Puff, Sandstone, Delight, Dusty, Praline, and Castle are among the 10 different colors available from Wood Connexions. So, call the specialists at Southern Cross Flooring today to add timeless style and elegance to your home.

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