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6 Engineered Timber Flooring Trends You Should Know

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  Although there are many other flooring options, hardwood floors are the most popular and long-lasting. Wood flooring has a classic appeal that allows it to work well in nearly any setting from residential to commercial. Natural wood also has an added appeal that brings a natural feeling and warmth to interior settings, allowing occupants to enjoy and relax the home decor atmosphere. Check out these engineered timber flooring trends to get inspired for your next remodel project!  Rich and Varied Colors: Floors are getting bolder in terms of style and color, and that includes hardwoods. Although many timber floors have some minor variations, contemporary styles are elevating this to the top tier. This means either utilizing a hardwood that has a naturally bold and wild grain, or that portrays a blend of mixed hardwood species and different colors together. Smokey Timber Floor Tones:  Smokey-toned flooring provide hardwood floors drama and character. These floors have uni...

Learn The Advantages And Demerits Of Installing Engineered Timber Flooring

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People rush to choose a timber floor based on the type of wood, appearance, breadth, height, and cost, but they neglect if they'd be wiser suited with solid or engineered timber flooring . This first selection will impact the longevity of the flooring, its resilience, the time it takes for installation, the number of times you can sand and polish it, the styling and aesthetic characteristics of the boards, and efficiency and emission standards. What Do You Mean By Engineered Timber Flooring? A multi-layered engineered timber floor consists of a timber overlay or lamination surface layer perched atop a less expensive foundation such as ply, pine, or rubberwood. The surface layer of wood is typically thin, ranging from 1 to 4 millimetres, rendering it easy to mature and condition the wood while also substantially reducing widening and contraction. To avoid such humidity difficulties, the designer can design a pre-finished floorboard that doesn't involve any sanding or polishing ...