Engineered Wood Flooring
Engineered hardwood flooring is more popular now than natural wood floors. This is because the construction of engineered hardwood flooring provide quality that natural wood floors does not have. This allows engineered hardwood flooring to be cheaper and more resistant to moisture.
Engineered hardwood flooring can be installed as a floating floor. This means that you can install an engineered hardwood floor on a surface without using glue or nails. A floating floor will allow you to have a floor that is free of gaps between the hardwood panels. But before you install the engineered hardwood floor, you have to place a vapor barrier between the surface and the floor.
A tongue and groove locking system allows the engineered hardwood flooring to be installed as a floating floor. With this system, you can just click and lock the engineered hardwood planks together. This means that the engineered hardwood flooring can be installed very quickly. Also, if you are moving, you can easily take the hardwood planks apart and take it to your new home. This locking system also makes it pretty easy to replace any planks that are damaged.
Engineered Wood Flooring
