Engineered hardwood flooring for every home
Engineered hardwood flooring is an excellent choice for every room in your home, with options that fit your needs and preferences. Whether you need stunning beauty, outstanding durability, or exceptional lifespans, these floors offer characteristics you can use for years. Consider how these products fit your needs for a better flooring decision for your upcoming remodel of any size.
Comparing solid and engineered wood floors
In this flooring line, you have two primary products to choose from, and one may better fit your needs than the other. Engineered wood flooring is a great solid wood alternative in spaces that experience dampness and humidity. Solid wood offers a lifespan surpassing 100 years, as opposed to the 30-year lifespan of engineered wood.
Engineered materials have a backing made of plywood layers, while solid wood is natural wood, through and through. In many cases, engineered wood floors offer a faster installation, with floating floor options that work well in various settings. Solid wood provides a more permanent solution for areas where the flooring will likely stay the same.
Engineered materials have a backing made of plywood layers, while solid wood is natural wood, through and through. In many cases, engineered wood floors offer a faster installation, with floating floor options that work well in various settings. Solid wood provides a more permanent solution for areas where the flooring will likely stay the same.
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Site or pre-finished flooring?
Pre-finished engineered wood floors have many advantages, including the fact that they arrive finished. In addition, they have stain color, sealant, and finish already applied, and these surfaces can sometimes be more durable than site-finished equivalents. For instance, if you choose pre-finished materials, refinishing the surfaces for the first time will take extensive sanding.
Site-finished wood flooring means sanding, staining, sealing, and finishing all happen in your home and require much more time and preparation. However, you'll have extended options for stain colors and finish types, especially if you choose textured features like hand-scraped or distressed. We'll discuss even more engineered hardwood flooring options once you select some specific features for your remodel.
Site-finished wood flooring means sanding, staining, sealing, and finishing all happen in your home and require much more time and preparation. However, you'll have extended options for stain colors and finish types, especially if you choose textured features like hand-scraped or distressed. We'll discuss even more engineered hardwood flooring options once you select some specific features for your remodel.
Choosing the best engineered wood flooring
At The Carpet Barn, we specialize in hardwood and provide services that cater to your needs and preferences. Our years of experience help us understand your needs, even if you need clarification on your requirements. We'll work to provide the products, design, and craftsmanship you expect, as they're all a part of our service to you.
When you're in the area, visit our Big Bear Lake, CA showroom to browse our engineered hardwood flooring inventory. Our service areas include Big Bear Lake, CA, Big Bear City, CA, Sugarloaf, CA, and Fawnskin, CA, and we look forward to helping you create the perfect surfaces in your home too. So, stop by today to speak with our flooring professionals to ensure the best results for any size remodel.
When you're in the area, visit our Big Bear Lake, CA showroom to browse our engineered hardwood flooring inventory. Our service areas include Big Bear Lake, CA, Big Bear City, CA, Sugarloaf, CA, and Fawnskin, CA, and we look forward to helping you create the perfect surfaces in your home too. So, stop by today to speak with our flooring professionals to ensure the best results for any size remodel.
