Wooden Flooring

Wooden flooring refers to any product made from timber and is designed for use as a flooring material, serving both structural and aesthetic purposes. Wooden laminate flooring is a popular choice for flooring, offering a variety of styles, colors, cuts, and wood species. Bamboo flooring is often categorized as a type of wood flooring, even though it's crafted from bamboo grass rather than traditional timber.

Laminate flooring has gained popularity due to its ease of installation and maintenance compared to more traditional surfaces like hardwood flooring. It is often preferred for its lower cost and simpler installation process, requiring less skill. Laminate flooring is moderately durable, hygienic (with some brands featuring antimicrobial coatings), and relatively easy to keep clean.

Engineered wood products are manufactured to precise specifications, rigorously tested to meet national or international standards. These versatile products find applications in various settings, from residential construction to commercial buildings and industrial projects. They are commonly used for structural components like joists and beams, sometimes replacing steel in construction projects.

Solid hardwood flooring, on the other hand, is composed of one solid piece of wood, typically sourced from various tree species. It is known for its exceptional durability and longevity due to its thickness, allowing for consistent sanding and refinishing. The recommended installation method for solid wood flooring is either a permanent fix to the sub-floor or a secure attachment