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Our engineered timber comes with a Lifetime Structural Warranty due to the stable construction of our high grade multi-ply core, this allows for minimal movement when exposed to environmental changes such as moisture or heat. The timber surface comes with a 3mm timber top layer which allows for many years of resurfacing.
The timber range is easy to install. Allowing for a ‘no mess’ and ‘non toxic’ installation. And with its 3mm timber top layer allows for up to 2 re-sands over the life time of your floor
The superior strength and stability of engineered solid timber floors makes them less likely to expand or contract, meaning they’re less susceptible to changes in temperatures and humidity.
Both solid and engineered hardwood floors are designed for beauty and durability. Their tough surface can stand up to active homes. However, both solid and engineered hardwood flooring have different performance attributes.
Solid wood flooring is permanently nailed to the subfloor. Because of expansion and contraction issues, installers will normally leave a gap between the wall and the floor to accommodate swelling. This type of flooring should only be installed in parts of the home above grade and only over plywood, wood or oriented strand board subfloors.
Engineered floors have enhanced stability, which provides slightly more resistance to everyday wear- and-tear and also to buckling or rippling. Solid hardwood floors are more prone to shrinking or expanding based on humidity levels.
Engineered wood floors can be more resistant to moisture and offer a bit more stability than solid hardwood. While no wood product can tolerate water laying on it, the increased moisture levels over concrete aren’t a problem for most engineered wood floors. Unlike solid hardwood, engineered hardwood can go over concrete under the right conditions.
