Engineered hardwood can be installed in any part of the house including basements and as well as in condominiums. Engineered hardwood can be installed on top of wood, concrete, or even the existing floor like ceramic tiles or linoleum. Some engineered floors can even be installed over radiant heat systems.

Engineered hardwood has a more structurally sound construction compared to solid hardwood, therefore it is able to be installed in environments where there isn't consistent humidity levels.

Engineered hardwood uses real wood on the top of its construction. This gives the home owner the look and feel of solid hardwood while using less hardwood in its construction, making it an environmentally friendly alternative to solid hardwood.

Engineered floors can be nailed, glued, or floated providing you with various installation options. Engineered hardwood now also comes in click style installation systems making it even easier for the do-it-yourselfer.

Engineered hardwood is available in many different stain colours, styles, and sizes to compliment any decor in your home. No matter how diverse or unique your needs are, there is always an option for you.

Engineered hardwood that is glued or nailed down allows the home owner to re-sand the floor a couple of times providing that it has enough of a wear layer. When you decide to refinish your floor in the future you will have the option of changing the colour or finish if desired to create an entirely new look.