Flooring engineered hardwood

If you're thinking about installing engineered hardwood in your home, there are several factors you should consider, from cost to durability.

I regularly specify engineered oak flooring due to its superior aesthetic quality. It is a preference for many of my clients, both in terms of functionality and style. The options though can be overwhelming and as with any product in the market there will be many variables in the quality. There are a few points though that set aside the options to choose from and I have some tips to help you to choose the right engineered flooring for your home

Laminate flooring has a layered construction that makes it affordable, but makes it extremely durable. It's a great alternative to more expensive floorings.

Engineered hardwood flooring is usually a particle board base topped with a wood veneer surface that’s fully finished when you buy it. This means that if the surface becomes marred, gouged or dented, you can’t sand down past the damage and into the base repair it, or you’ll take off the veneer.

Not sure whether to go with engineered hardwood vs. laminate flooring for your home remodel? Here's everything you need to know to make your decision.

Read about the 7 benefits of white oak hardwood floors as well as the differences and advantages of white oak over red oak flooring.

Wood flooring looks great in homes of all sizes, but you may want to look into the cost of having these fancy floors. Here's a breakdown of the costs.

I provide an overview of solid hardwood vs. engineered wood flooring, as well as compare the two wood flooring options in regards to durability, installation methods, and cost. I’ll also share how to choose which product is best for YOUR home!

Get the look: Sawyer Mason Fogg Elegant, clean, coastal, urban — this flooring has the chameleon ability to capture any essence you desire. Light gray color is washed over each plank of this light European French Oak wide wood plank flooring creating a gorgeous hue by our master artisans.

Hardwood Floor Inspiration; Here are some hardwood floor types and colours with pros and cons! Use this post for your flooring guide!