1. Increased moisture resistance
Standard solid hardwood flooring may get mildewed and warped when they're installed in damp locations, such as basements or semi outside patios. This comparative moisture resistance may lower your maintenance costs and limit the odds that you'll have to pay for expensive refinishing or expensive cleaning to remove mildew and mould.
2. Lower installation costs, but identical resale value
Based on the stuff, an engineered floor can be much cheaper to install and maintain than a solid wood floor. However, the resale value of your residence will be basically the same, if you put in engineered or solid wood.
3. Lifetime
Evidently, the lifespan of your floor depends sensitively on dozens of variables, including the tear and wear it receives; the humidity and temperature conditions; the upkeep or (lack thereof) you do; the quality of the setup; and so on. Depending on traffic, the normal floor may last two to three years. Some manufacturers can be easily sanded and sanded multiple times -- particularly if they are thick. The thickest flooring can last as many as eight decades!
4. New"Click-Loc" technologies creates a seamless, smooth look
Click-Loc technology uses a unique method of tongue and grooves to ensure tight connections and a seamless cosmetic.
5. Diverse choices
You can locate quality engineered floors made from nearly any species of wood.
6. Fantastic choice if you're performing a"Band-Aid" remodeling job
Rather than ripping out or gutting and refinishing an old hardwood or hardwood floor, apply an engineered floor on top to save time, money and frustration.
If you're interested in if engineered floors are Ideal for you, please get in touch with hardwood flooring experts at Floor Sanding Wimbledon For a free quote and astute guidance. Call now: 020 3151 1790 .
