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While engineered timber floors are easier to install than solid hardwood floors, they still require a significant amount of work. In many cases, the installation method, whether it is a glue-down or floating floor, is the deciding factor that will determine the performance and longevity of the floor.
While the veneer of engineered timber flooring is one of its key features, there is a common misconception that a thicker wear layer is superior to a thinner one. The reality is that while a thicker wear layer may offer slightly better protection against scratches and dents, it is only one factor among several that will ultimately determine the longevity of the floor.
For more than 20 years, Midas Timber has been supplying high-quality flooring products across the world. Engineered and solid timbers by Midas Floors are known for durability, contains low VOC and has UV lacquered suitable for commercial and residential application.
The Herringbone timber floor features a mixture of tan shades – perfect for the house since there is a lot of natural light.
With so many flooring options available, it is sometimes easy to overlook the crucial question: Is the product fit for purpose?” Each type of floor has distinct advantages and characteristics that make them better suited for certain applications over others. Download this whitepaper for a useful guide to some of the most common flooring types and the fit-for-purpose considerations that will help you choose the best solution for your next project.