One of the most popular floor coverings on the market today continues to be hardwood flooring. Homeowners love the timeless look of the material, the elegance it can add to any room, and the fact that it has an amazingly long life span. At the same time, some homeowners think their only option in this niche is real solid hardwood. The fact is, engineered hardwood flooring can be just as appealing, and has its own set of benefits that certainly deserves a second look.
At Wholesale Flooring & Granite, one of our specialties is hardwood flooring, and that includes engineered hardwood flooring. To go right along with that, we also offer some of the best customer service and installation professionals in the industry. This all comes together beautifully to create a wonderful experience for you, our valued customer. In fact, we invite you to come visit us at our showroom in Baton Rouge, LA, to get a look at this floor covering for yourself. We look forward to serving you.
Engineered Hardwood Flooring Goes Above and Beyond
When you are looking to buy engineered hardwood flooring, it is great to know it looks just like regular hardwood. That means you can have the same great look, elegance and style, but it will be even easier to care for and maintain. What’s more, you can install it in areas such as below grade spaces and basements, as it isn’t prone to reacting to changes in moisture, humidity and temperature.
All this comes together to create a wonderful experience in flooring. That’s why engineered hardwood flooring in Baton Rouge is becoming so popular. But there’s even more. In addition to looking great and working in a variety of spaces, this floor covering can also be refinished. The number of times this can be accomplished depends upon the thickness of the real wood veneer, but even once will extend the life of your flooring far beyond that of many others on the market today.
This floor covering is also easy to install, and your installers will be able to get the job accomplished efficiently over a variety of subfloors. In some cases, an uneven subfloor can even be improved with the installation of this floor covering. Your own situation may include specific details, so make sure you speak with your flooring specialist about your own needs.
