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An engineered wood floor features a thin layer of real wood mounted on a sturdy plyboard base, and it is typically cut into easy-to-handle planks.

An engineered wood floor creates the look of a solid real wood floor, as the visible surface is genuine wood. It is installed as a floating floor, set over a specially designed underlay. Most manufacturers provide various wood flooring features, with oiled and lacquered finishes being the primary options.

An engineered wood floor will be cheaper to purchase and install compared to a solid wood floor. Since it is laid as a floating floor over underlay, you won't need to invest in expensive adhesive or, in many cases, perform any floor remedial work, making it an attractive option among various wood flooring features.

Because engineered wood floors are sold in packs, it is essential to measure the area accurately to ensure minimal wastage. The sub-floor must be relatively flat, smooth, and dry in order to accommodate the wood flooring features of the engineered wood floor.

It is highly recommended that an engineered wood floor is installed professionally. This will ensure a flat, smooth, and secure finish, with the edging attached neatly and tidily. A professionally fitted wood flooring will highlight its best features and last many years longer.

An engineered wood floor should be cleaned as needed using a microfibre cloth or mop. For wood flooring features with an oiled finish, you can also re-oil as required to remove any scuffs or minor marks. It's important to remember that water should NEVER be used to clean an engineered floor, as it can seep into the wood and cause swelling and instability.
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