Harlech Stormy Oak
£255.59
Engineered Wood Flooring
Engineered wood flooring combines the natural beauty of solid wood with a whole host of practical advantages. Bringing warmth and versatility to the home, engineered hardwood flooring celebrates the pleasing natural textures and unique colours of timber with a manufactured approach for toughness. Engineered wood flooring is ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, hallways and living rooms.
This naturally inspired flooring option is warm and rich in detail, whilst being stronger than solid wood flooring. Here at knotistry, we stock a range of engineered wood flooring to match your needs. The Woodpecker Flooring collections are offered at competitive prices, guaranteeing premium quality and value for money.
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What is Engineered Wood Flooring?
Engineered hardwood flooring consists of a hardwood veneer supported by a base layer or core board of multi-layered ply. This is in contrast to solid hardwood flooring, which is 100% hardwood cut straight from the tree. By combining a hardwood veneer with an interlocking layered ply base, you can benefit from the look and under-foot feel of hardwood whilst having a moisture-resistant floor.
High moisture environments or homes that experience dramatic temperature changes can often cause solid hardwood floors to cup and change shape. Engineered hardwood tiles have the flexibility and are warp-resistant, making them the perfect choice for areas with underfloor heating.
Maintenance
How long do engineered hardwood floors last?
Engineered hardwood flooring tends to last between 20-30 years depending on the intensity of traffic it is subjected to. Woodpecker flooring manufactures their engineered wood flooring with a high-quality aluminum oxide finish which protects them from moisture, scratches, and wear.
How to clean
Great care should be taken when cleaning engineered hardwood flooring, so you might want to consider the following points:
- You should clean engineered hardwood flooring tiles with as little water as possible. A damp rung out cloth should be sufficient when dusting or cleaning off light marks.
- To protect the finish on your floor, try to avoid any harsh bleaches or cleaning agents and use a half and half mixture of vinegar and hot water when cleaning more stubborn stains
- Even though engineered hardwood flooring is resistant to ambient moisture, excessive levels of wetness may cause the hardwood veneer to warp. For this reason, steam cleaners or saturated mops should be avoided.
- Scouring cloths or wire wool should not be used, as this will damage the finish and expose the unprotected hardwood veneer to dampness and damage.
