FAQs
Engineered Wood Flooring
Engineered wood flooring is constructed from several wood layers bonded together to form one piece of flooring. The core is made from layers of HDF, plywood, or softwood, which run in different directions to increase the floor's overall stability. The top layer (also known as the 'Wear Layer' is always made from solid wood veneer. Its thickness varies between 2-6mm depending on the product. This top layer gives the floor the overall characteristics of a solid wood floor, making them a popular choice in today's interior design trends.
+ What are the benefits of Engineered Wood Flooring?
+ Can I install an Engineered Floor over a Concrete Subfloor?
+ Can I refinish my Engineered Wood Flooring?
+ What is a Lacquered finish?
+ What is an Oiled finish?
+ What is a Distressed finish?
+ What is Rustic grade?
+ What is Natural grade?
Aquacore - Engineered Vinyl
Aquacore is a brand name for our collection of Engineered Vinyl Flooring with a Stone Polymer Composite (SPC) core structure. Aquacore has been expertly engineered to allow for a quick and easy installation which utilises a market-leading LOC system. This product is also waterproof, making it the perfect companion in wet areas such as bathrooms or kitchens.
+ What are the benefits of Engineered Vinyl?
+ Where can I install Aquacore?
+ Can I use Aquacore with Underfloor Heating?
+ Is Aquacore DIY friendly?
Laminate Flooring
Laminate Flooring is made from a series of synthetic layers to create a strong and versatile flooring product. It all starts with a backing layer made from melamine fibreboard which gives the product its stability. A specialist photographic layer is then applied to the surface - This can reflect many different flooring types such as real wood, concrete, tiles, etc. A clear coat of lacquer is then applied to the top surface to finish the board, which protects the floor from day-to-day wear and tear. With current innovations in the Laminate industry, it is now possible to print 3D surfaces onto the top layer to make your laminate floor feel more authentic than ever.
+ What Is Laminate Flooring?
+ What are the benefits of Laminate Wood Flooring?
+ Is Laminate Flooring waterproof?
+ How Should I Maintain Laminate Flooring?
Flooring Installation
There are many types of flooring on the market today, and with that comes a whole host of technical terms, questions, and guidelines. Below we have compiled some of our most frequently answered questions when it comes to installation.