Engineered wood flooring is made of natural wood, just like the massive parquet, but made of several layers of glued wood.The top layer is usually a more expensive and hardened wood. This is between 3 and 6 mm thick and acts as the face of the parquet. The type of wood used in this parquet can range from standard to very rare and exotic. Oak is by far the most popular type for engineered wood flooring. This is because oak is not only extremely durable but also very sturdy.
Based on the type of fitting and the type of individual pieces, there are several types of engineered parquet. It can consist of separate relatively small parquet floors, similar to traditional solid parquet. Alternatively, it can be in the form of larger boards consisting of glued individual pieces of wood, more like laminated parquet. As a result this type of parquet can be installed as a solid floor, glued or screwed to the base. We can also fit it for you with a glued “punch”, or “click” system, or one similar to laminated flooring. With this type of installation, the flooring does not remain bonded to the base.
The quotation is estimated based on your needs and demands so that we can provide a competitive and affordable price. In the event that you have a limited budget we also provide advice and recommendations of what you could do to keep your costs down but still get the results and quality that you want from your floor.
Engineered wood flooring is a great modern alternative to carpets, vinyl and laminate floors. Moreover, it has excellent qualities – both technical and aesthetic. The top layer is made of natural wood while the others are engineered in a specific way to be able to provide you with long term quality and durability while coping with the UK climate and high humidity during certain months of the year.




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In short, after installing the engineered wood flooring the next step is to sand it with special machines and add a finishing protective layer. This layer additionally can be waxed or polished. On customer’s request, the finishing layer can be Matte, Semi-Matte or Glossy.
Furthermore, varnishing and waxing adds yet another protective layer to the already existing parquet to provide extra durability. Because the wood is natural and solid it is possible to renovate it time and time again through scraping. Consequently, it makes it very cost efficient in the long run. General benefits of varnishing and waxing are: