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Bring natural warmth and character into your space with premium engineered boards.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is “engineered wood”?

It’s a flooring product made of a real hardwood top layer (veneer) bonded onto a composite or plywood core. This gives the appearance of solid wood but with greater dimensional stability.

How does engineered wood compare with solid wood in terms of durability and performance?

Engineered wood is more stable (less prone to shrinking/expanding with humidity). However, it generally can be sanded and refinished fewer times than solid wood. A higher-quality product with a thicker wear layer will perform very well.

Is it suitable for underfloor heating?

Yes, engineered wood is generally compatible with underfloor heating systems. Follow manufacturer guidelines regarding maximum temperature and gradual heating.

Can I install engineered wood in kitchens, bathrooms and other humid rooms?

Kitchens often yes, with care. Bathrooms generally not recommended unless the product is rated for wet environments.

What should I check when buying engineered wood?

Key things: wear layer thickness, core quality, finish type (oil vs lacquer), sustainability certification (FSC/PEFC), manufacturer warranty, and installation compatibility.

How much extra should I order for wastage?

Include a margin of 5–10% extra to account for cuts, layout, and pattern matching.

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