Flooring Types

Laminate

Laminate flooring can reproduce the wood, stone, and other natural materials. Plus, laminate flooring is very easy to install. But there are a few negative aspects about laminate flooring: it cannot be sanded or refinished and has a lower resale value.

Engineered

Engineered wood imitates as well the hardwood flooring planks although at a closer look you may notice that it is thinner. Engineered Floor has a base of plywood with one to five layers of hardwood laminated on top. The type most popular nowadays is a rustic or hand scraped look.

Solid Hardwoods

Solid Hardwood Flooring offers unmatched beauty, durability, structural strength, and overall long life to your home or commercial space. Below are some types of hardwood floor you can choose for your home or for the office. Hardwood Floors can be sanded and refinished screened and recoated or stained (changing the color) and varnished.
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Bamboo

Bamboo flooring is the latest trend in home flooring for many reasons. It is environmentally friendly, durable having many of the properties of hardwood flooring, even though it is actually produced from a type of grass. It comes in a variety of shades to suit your home décor needs. Depending on what your preferences are with your home flooring, you can select from multiple shade and cut of bamboo flooring that will enhance your décor ideas.

Cork

Cork flooring is a natural and renewable product. It is durable and is easy to install. However, this type of flooring has some disadvantages. It costs more than any other traditional flooring, has a limited color options and it has to be sealed every few years to remain water proof.

Hardwood Floor Species

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