Engineered Wood Flooring

Engineered flooring—also called engineered hardwood flooring—is a solid core of premium, dimensionally stable plywood with a thin veneer of hardwood on top. The veneer ranges in thickness depending on the manufacturer.

It is a floor covering that is meant to be installed on top of a subfloor. Similar to solid hardwood, engineered hardwood comes in panels that attach side-to-side with tongue and groove joinery or some other similar joint. Engineered hardwood can be nailed or glued to the subfloor.

Engineered wood flooring is a popular flooring choice. Your project may have a budget priority or perhaps you want a floor that has the look and feel of solid hardwood. Engineered wood is then an excellent choice.

Engineered wood flooring is designed to withstand wear. This type of flooring product is perfect for a busy household.

With its proven quality and good looks, engineered hardwood flooring can easily maintain or even increase the value of your home. Therefore, if your house has a traditional or classic appearance, engineered flooring will fit right in.

Engineered wood flooring is typically less expensive when compared to solid hardwood floors. It is an excellent economical choice.

If you have questions or want to know more, contact the experts at the Delmarva Design Center.