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| Engineered
hardwood floors |
Engineered
wood flooring in one of the most versatile choices that you can
make when it comes to flooring in your home. It has many practical
applications. You can install it over an existing concrete floor or
one made with inferior grade wood. You can glue or nail it down and
there are also forms of engineered
hardwood floors that are glueless, forming a floating floor. It
is an excellent choice in areas where there are drastic changes in
temperature and humidity. However, engineered wood does not perform
well in rooms of the home where there is an excess of humidity and
moisture, such as in bathrooms or mudrooms.
One of the major reasons
that many homeowners choose engineered
wood flooring is its fantastic price. You have the same look
and texture of
hardwood, but it seems as if you are getting the hardwood at
a wholesale price. Engineered hardwood floors are easy to install
and the instructions are clearly printed inside each carton of flooring.
You do have to make sure that the subfloor is clean of dust and
dirt before you start so that any small pieces of rock won't work
their way up through the flooring.
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