Flooring Explained
What Thickness Engineered Wood Flooring to Buy
What thickness engineered wood flooring should you buy? For most homes, 14mm is the sweet spot: stab...
Engineered Wood Wall Cladding: Pros, Cons and Tips
An engineered wood wall, made by fixing engineered flooring boards to a wall as cladding, creates a ...
Click Engineered Wood Flooring: What to Know
Click engineered wood flooring has a profiled edge that locks each board to the next, so the floor c...
Whitewash Engineered Wood Flooring: Top Benefits
Whitewash engineered wood flooring has a pale, softly washed finish that lets the oak grain show thr...
Solid Wood Flooring on Stairs: What to Know
Solid wood flooring on stairs gives the most traditional and hard-wearing finish: solid treads can b...
Engineered Wood Stairs: A Complete Guide
Engineered wood stairs give a staircase the warmth of real oak and match it to the floors around it....
Brushed Lacquered Engineered Wood Flooring Explained
Brushed lacquered engineered wood flooring combines two finishes: brushing opens the grain for a nat...
10mm Engineered Wood Flooring: Is It Right for You?
Ever wondered if thinner flooring can offer premium quality without breaking the bank? The answer li...
How Long Do Engineered Hardwood Floors Last?
How long do engineered hardwood floors last? A well-made engineered floor lasts for many years, and ...
What to Look For in Engineered Wood Flooring: 10 Tips
What to look for in engineered wood flooring comes down to ten checks: the wear layer, the core, tot...