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Engineered Wood Flooring

Engineered wood flooring offers the timeless beauty of real wood with, as the name suggests, a little bit of extra engineering to help make it more resistant to daily wear and tear. Our floors feature a multi-layer core which adds stability and makes them less likely to warp or shrink in humid conditions. It performs best in high-traffic areas like the hallway, living room and kitchen.

Our own-brand engineered wood flooring comes in two installation options. For easy DIY, use the click-lock system of our Home Choice range. For a professional install, use the tongue-and-groove system of our Galleria Professional range. Both are durable, stylish, and great value. Many options are available as lacquered real wood flooring, providing a protective finish that enhances the natural grain while helping to resist everyday wear.

You can choose from wood species like oak and ash in narrow or wide plank engineered wood flooring to complement your home's aesthetic. We use a thick wear layer of 2.5mm–3mm to provide extra durability, allowing for many refinishes to extend the lifespan of your floors.

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Engineered wood flooring is made from layers of real wood topped with hardwood veneer, giving you the look of solid wood with added stability. It’s designed to resist changes in room temperature and humidity, making it ideal for modern homes. Discover more in our useful blog ‘What is Engineered Flooring?’

Like all real wood floors, engineered wood can scratch if exposed to heavy wear or sharp objects. However, many ranges come with a durable finish that helps protect against everyday scuffs and marks. Explore our handy tips and tricks on how to maintain the stunning look of your engineered flooring.

Engineered wood is more resistant to moisture than solid wood, but it’s not fully waterproof. Occasional splashes are fine, but it’s best to wipe up spills quickly and is not recommended for very moisture-prone areas like the bathroom.

Engineered wood flooring comes in a wide range of shades and finishes to complement any interior style. From light neutrals that create a bright, open feel to rich, dark tones that add depth and character, there’s an option to suit every space.

You can choose soft oak for timeless elegance, contemporary grey for a modern edge, or bold dark wood for a sophisticated statement.

Engineered wood flooring comes in a range of styles, but two of the most popular are plank and herringbone.

Plank flooring offers a classic look, with long boards that create a seamless, spacious effect, perfect for open-plan living areas.

Herringbone flooring, sometimes known as parquet flooring, features a striking zig-zag pattern that brings instant character to any room. It’s a great choice for hallways, dining rooms or anyone looking to add an element of luxury and detail to their home.

Yes! Engineered wood is one of the best flooring choices to use with underfloor heating. Its clever construction means it’s stable and solid, making it able to cope with changes in temperature and humidity well.

To get the most from your floor, always follow installation guidelines and use an underlay that’s suitable for underfloor heating if required. You’ll enjoy the natural beauty of real wood, with the added comfort of warmth underfoot, especially welcome in bedrooms, hallways, and living rooms.