Engineered Oak Hardwood Floors

Engineered hardwood floors can be installed below on or above grade.

Engineered oak hardwood floors.

Each plank is a solid piece of wood from the finest domestic and exotic hardwoods. Available in today s hottest species. The structure of engineered wood flooring makes it a versatile hardwood option for areas where humidity and temperature could be a concern like basements or over concrete slab or radiant heating systems. Acqua floors oak mansfield 1 4 in t x 5 in w x varying length waterproof engineered hardwood flooring 16 68 sqft 3 79 sq.

We have more products in stock at the absolute best prices than any one else. Bruce american originals natural red oak 3 4in. What is the style of engineered hardwood. In the case of engineered white oak wood flooring each plank has a veneer of white oak hardwood on top of multiple layers of a backing material that are glued together to form a strong core.

Find engineered hardwood flooring at lowe s today. Engineered hardwood can offer a variety of style for your home. A hardwood veneer gives the natural beauty and look to the engineered floor just as a solid hardwood floor does. Natural floors 11 81 in natural cork smooth.

W x varying l solid hardwood flooring 20 sq ft case 3 49. Hickory oak maple and more. Better still it s competitively priced compared to solid hardwood flooring. Style selections style selections hardwood 5 in gunstock oak smooth traditional engineered hardwood flooring 19 69 sq ft item 1051367.

The largest supplier of all major brands of flooring and cabinets. Engineered hardwood is real hardwood but offers more resistance to moisture and can be used in some rooms that are prone to dampness or higher humidity levels. An engineered floor is one in which each board is made up of multiple layers of material rather than a single piece of solid hardwood. Upwards of 2 20 per square foot for engineered hardwood compared to upwards of 3 40 per square foot for solid.

Engineered hardwood offers easy care and maintenance. However we still do not recommend installing engineered floors in laundry rooms or bathrooms. Oak floors are well known for the graining pattern and knots that appear throughout the hardwood.