choose your Hardwood style
Our engineered hardwood flooring combines the natural beauty of real wood with enhanced stability for modern living. Available in a range of tones, grains, and finishes, these styles offer timeless warmth and durability.
Hinton
Thickness: ½” OR ⅝”
Finish: Satin finish
Kentsea Oak
Thickness: ½” OR ⅝”
Finish: Satin finish
LR - ATWOOD
Thickness: ½” OR ⅝”
Finish: Satin finish
LR - BOURLAND
Thickness: ½” OR ⅝”
Finish: Satin finish
LR - BRAMLETT
Thickness: ½” OR ⅝”
Finish: Satin finish
LR - CLAYBORNE
Thickness: ½” OR ⅝”
Finish: Satin finish
LR - MONTEVIDEO OAK
Thickness: ½” OR ⅝”
Finish: Satin finish
LR - NORTHCUTT
Thickness: ½” OR ⅝”
Finish: Satin finish
LR - THORNBURG
Thickness: ½” OR ⅝”
Finish: Satin finish
LR - TUANLATIN BLONDE
Thickness: ½” OR ⅝”
Finish: Satin finish
LR - BRAMLETT
Thickness: ½” OR ⅝”
Finish: Satin finish
LR - TUANLATIN BLONDE
Thickness: ½” OR ⅝”
Finish: Satin finish
MILLEDGE
Thickness: ½” OR ⅝”
Finish: Satin finish
LR - WHITELOCK
Thickness: ½” OR ⅝”
Finish: Satin finish
LR - WAYLAND
Thickness: ½” OR ⅝”
Finish: Satin finish
Is engineered flooring suitable for a kitchen?
Yes, engineered flooring is a great choice for kitchens. Its layered construction makes it more resistant to moisture and temperature changes than solid hardwood, making it less likely to warp or swell in active spaces like the kitchen.
How long does engineered flooring last?
With proper care and maintenance, engineered flooring can last 20 to 30 years or more. Its lifespan depends on the thickness of the top wood layer, the quality of the core materials, and how well it’s protected from moisture and heavy wear.
What is better, hardwood floor or engineered?
It depends on your needs and environment. Solid wood floors offer traditional craftsmanship and can be sanded multiple times, while engineered wood provides greater stability in humid areas and can be installed over more surfaces, including concrete or radiant heating systems.
