Engineered hardwood is real wood flooring that’s built in layers and bonded together. It is genuine hardwood floor with all the warmth, beauty, and lifetime value. Superior stability makes it resistant to changes in temperatures and humidity that it can be used in places solid wood floor cannot be used.
The multi-layer construction means it optimizes the use of the raw material, very eco-friendly.Choosing a engineered hardwood floor is a great way of being environmentally responsible.
Engineered hardwood has crossed layers construction. By varying the direction of the fibers in the timber throughout the various layers, the layers counteract the natural movement of the timber. Therefore floors are less affected by changes in humidity in the indoor climate and are more durable.
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All about the top layer
With engineered flooring, top hardwood layer thickness can vary greatly. This layer can range anywhere from .6mm to 6mm. Our engineered hardwood floor with a top layer of 4mm that usually can be sanded and refinished approximately 3 times over the lifetime of the floor. Our surface layer are also applied with multiple layers of UV-cured finish, enabling it last as long and perform as well as solid wood floor. The polyurethane coating system will protect floors against dirt, wear and spills and make for easy care and maintenance.
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Our engineered hardwood flooring is green
We have an uncompromising commitment to protect our environment - all our timber is responsibly sourced that with PEFC and FSC certification to assure sustainability.
We have very strict standards in regarding of formaldehyde levels allowed in glues and resins - Europe made glue minimize formaldehyde emission. The safe level of our engineered hardwood floors is rated as E1 and they are JAS certified.