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What is Engineered Hardwood Flooring?
Learn more about engineered hardwood flooring, a modern alternative to traditional hardwood.

By Kamron Sanders Updated on May 5, 2025
In This Article
What Is Engineered Wood Flooring?
Pros of Engineered Wood Flooring
Cons of Engineered Wood Flooring
Varieties of Engineered Wood Flooring
Features of Engineered Wood Flooring
Tiers of Engineered Flooring
Maintaining Engineered Wood Floors
How Does Engineered Hardwood Compare?
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Known for durability and style, hardwood floors have been a go-to flooring option for centuries. However, hardwood trees are slow growers and the demand for beautiful, durable floors isn’t slowing down. The solution? Engineered wood.

Unlike traditional hardwood flooring, which consists of solid wood planks, engineered hardwood flooring consists of a thin top layer of hardwood glued to an engineered base. The word “engineered” is a technical term for wood boards that have been formed using wood pieces and adhesives. While there are many types of engineered woods, the most common is plywood. We’ve broken down the pros and cons of engineered hardwood flooring so you can see how it stacks up against traditional hardwood.

What Is Engineered Wood Flooring?
Engineered wood flooring consists of a hardwood top layer glued to a base layer that often consists of plywood or OSB (oriented strand board). Because of this design, engineered wood looks virtually the same as traditional hardwood once installed.

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Pros of Engineered Wood Flooring
Cost: When compared to traditional hardwood, engineered wood nearly always has a lower price point. However, this is only true when compared laterally. For instance, high-performance exotic engineered flooring might be more expensive than standard solid red-oak flooring. Additionally, many of the savings associated with engineered flooring are on the installation, as it’s quicker to install and often comes prefinished.

Warp-Resistance: Because of its construction, engineered flooring is resistant to warping and splitting due to moisture exposure and temperature variance.

Ease of Installation: On average, engineered flooring is much easier and quicker to install than traditional hardwood, making it a great DIY flooring solution. Many options even join with a locking click, requiring no special fasteners, which makes installation even faster.

Installation Flexibility: Engineered wood flooring performs in environments that solid wood flooring simply can’t. This includes installation on top of radiant floor heating, concrete slabs, basements, and humid environments. Many waterproof varieties are also available, making wood floors possible in places they’ve never been before, like bathrooms.

Cons of Engineered Wood Flooring
Refinishing Limitations: Unlike traditional hardwood, which can be refinished time and time again, engineered wood flooring is limited to minimal resurfacing. Even the best-engineered options with the thickest wear layers can only be refinished around three times, while inexpensive options are limited to one. Floors with a wear layer of less than 2mm should only be lightly buffed.

Prone to Fading: Engineered wood is prone to fading in the sun. While this is true of many hardwood varieties as well, it’s of greater concern for engineered floors due to refinishing limitations.

VOCs: Because engineered flooring is constructed with adhesives and chemicals, there is a risk of VOC off-gassing. This is when VOCs (volatile organic compounds) are released from the floor after installation. While this isn’t an issue with all engineered floors, cheaper varieties are more prone to off-gassing. Pay close attention to your manufacturer’s instructions and look for floors with low- or no-VOC labels.

Varieties of Engineered Wood Flooring
Like most building materials, not all engineered wood flooring is the same and it’s important to familiarize yourself with the differences to make an educated purchase. Beyond aesthetic differences in top-layer materials and finishes, the anatomy of one engineered wood plank can vastly differ from another. Things like core thickness (base layer), wear layer thickness (top), number of finish coats, and materials will all play a part in the quality and longevity of an engineered wood floor.

Below are the most popular engineered wood varieties in the market. Keep in mind that, while some of them will be available as planks, typically used for flooring, you can also find them as sheets, if you’re looking to update wall panels or have a unique floor design.

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Also known as LVL. It’s one of the strongest types, as it’s a high-density product made out of layers of resin, glue, and some wood materials. The downside is that LVL can only be laid out in one direction as it’s built with a specific stacked grain.

Laminated Strand Lumber
Also known as LSL. Stronger and with a higher quality than LVL, albeit almost three times pricier, this type of plank is mostly composed of wood fibers and strands, making it super resistant to constant wear and tear, especially for commercial spaces or busy households.

Plywood
The “OG,” if you will, of the engineered wood world. It’s on the economical side, thin, and flexible, making it ideal to lay it out in different directions (and even for special projects, like a plywood accent wall). It’s designed to be glued, so consider that when doing your floors (specifically if there are gaps or tight spaces in corners) as plywood tends to shrink and expand due to several factors, like humidity, extreme cold, or heat.

Composite Board
Made out of both wood and plastic fibers as well as wax and resin, this medium density engineered wood is one of the less expensive in the market and can also be used in sustainable home designs or green architecture since most planks and sheets are recyclable or done with recycled materials.

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Features of Engineered Wood Flooring
Below are standard features to be aware of when shopping for engineered floors as well as how the features affect the overall quality of the wood.

Wear Layer Thickness: The thicker the wear layer is, the more times the floor can be refinished.

Wear Layer Hardness: A harder wear layer results in a more durable floor.

Core Thickness: A thicker core will result in a more durable floor. While core construction varies from brand to brand, a good rule of thumb is to look for plywood construction with multiple layers. Generally speaking, the more layers the better.

Finish Coats: The number of finish coats is directly linked to the durability of the flooring, as more finish coats add a thicker layer of protection.

Tiers of Engineered Flooring
Below are the three standard tiers of engineered flooring boards followed by their price points and features you should expect.

Budget ($2 to $5 per sq. ft.): Engineered flooring in this class features a thin 1-2 mm wear layer, up to 5 finish coats, a 10- to 15-year warranty, and is limited to only certain finishes and wear layer varieties.

Average ($6 to $10 per sq. ft.): With slightly more options for finishes and wood species, average engineered flooring features a 2-3 mm wear layer, up to 7 finish coats, and a 15- to 25-year warranty.

Premium: ($11 to $18 per sq. ft.): With the largest selection of hardwoods, exotic options, and finishes, premium engineered flooring features a thicker 7-9 ply base, a minimum of 3 mm wear layer, 7-9 finish coats, and a 25-year to lifetime warranty.

Maintaining Engineered Wood Floors
Just like traditional hardwood, engineered floors must be regularly maintained and cleaned with special care. Water should be used sparingly, and harsh cleaners should be avoided, as they can damage and dull the finish. Spills should be immediately wiped up to avoid water damage. Furthermore, heat and steam cleaning should be avoided, as this can damage the flooring and weaken the bond of the adhesive. For best results, a gentle floor cleaner is recommended unless otherwise specified by the manufacturer.

How Does Engineered Hardwood Compare?
What's the difference between Engineered Hardwood and other types of wood or faux-wood flooring? Let's take a look at the comparisons and differences between three common types of wood and wood-look flooring.

Solid Hardwood: Solid hardwood floors offer longevity and durability. Homeowners are also able to sand and refinish them when start to show wear and tear. However, solid hardwood floors are much more susceptible to moisture damage and warping due to significant temperature changes.

Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP): Luxury Vinyl Plank flooring is a type of vinyl flooring designed to closely mimic the look of real hardwood—including wood grain, texture, and plank size. Affordable and water-resistant, LVP is ideal for high-moisture, high-traffic areas. They also are great for homes with kids and pets as they are water and scratch-resistant. However, they lack the authenticity, feel, and sound of real wood.

Laminate Flooring: Laminate flooring is a synthetic flooring product designed to mimic the appearance of hardwood. It's a popular choice for homeowners because it's budget-friendly, durable, and relatively easy to install. However, it doesn't offer the feel of real wood and doesn't offer refinishing options if damage occurs.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Is engineered hardwood okay for homes with dogs?
Yes. Since this material is more resistant to scratches, this is one of the best options for homes with dogs. However, you still need to be quick to clean up urine to avoid leaving behind stains.

How long does engineered hardwood typically last?
These floors can last 20-30 years. It depends on the quality of materials used during installation, maintenance over the years, and the general condition of the home.

How often should you wash engineered hardwood floors?
It's best to mop your engineered hardwood floors at least once a week to keep them in peak condition. You can use a microfibre mop when washing and a soft-bristled broom when sweeping.

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Engineered Wood Flooring
Engineered wood flooring is, quite simply, hardwood flooring where the boards consist of more than one layer. It looks and feels just like a traditional wooden floor because the top layer is real solid hardwood, and it is perfect for use as paneling or even joinery projects like doors and tabletops as well as for floors.

What's more, it offers all the benefits of a traditional wooden floor, plus a significant number of other benefits all of its own.

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What Is Engineered Wood Flooring?
Engineered wood flooring is crafted using a top layer of real hardwood, such as European oak, bonded to multiple underlying layers of high-density materials like plywood or fiberboard. This layered structure is what gives engineered flooring its superior stability and resistance to moisture. Unlike solid wood planks, engineered floors won’t easily warp, cup, or expand when exposed to changing temperatures or humidity levels. That makes them ideal for homes with underfloor heating, open-plan layouts, or rooms like kitchens and basements that can be more sensitive to environmental changes.

Why Choose Engineered Flooring from Havwoods?
What sets Havwoods apart is our commitment to both aesthetics and engineering. Every board in our engineered wood flooring collection features a genuine hardwood surface, meaning you get the authentic look and feel of natural timber underfoot. These surfaces are available in a wide range of tones, textures, and finishes from soft, brushed neutrals to bold, smoked browns, allowing you to match your flooring to virtually any interior style.

Our engineered floors are designed to last. They resist wear and perform beautifully even in high-traffic areas. Their construction makes them an excellent option for areas with underfloor heating, thanks to their dimensional stability and heat compatibility.

At the same time, you can choose from a selection of finishes, including UV oiled and matt lacquered surfaces, depending on your desired look and level of sheen. And with a wide variety of styles from long planks to chevron and herringbone, you have the creative freedom to make a bold design statement or opt for something more subtle and timeless.

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Our Venture Plank collection is one of the most versatile options available. Known for its smooth surface and extensive color palette, it’s a favorite in both residential and commercial applications. The Henley range is another standout, offering a textured surface that adds character and depth while standing up to demanding foot traffic. If you're looking for something with reclaimed appeal, the Relik collection brings the essence of aged timber in an engineered format, combining visual authenticity with modern performance.

For projects requiring sustainability and ease of installation, the Pureplank line delivers affordability without compromising on style or quality.

Flooring That Works Across All Interiors
Engineered wood flooring from Havwoods is built to meet the requirements of any room. In living areas and bedrooms, it offers comfort underfoot and an organic aesthetic that enhances the overall warmth of the space. In kitchens, dining areas, and entryways, its protective finishes offer added durability and resistance to daily spills or scuffs.

In commercial environments, including shops, hotels, and workspaces, our engineered flooring provides long-term performance, noise absorption, and sophisticated styling, all key benefits when you're designing for both function and atmosphere.

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Sustainability is an integral part of our process. Many of our engineered wood flooring products are FSC® certified, ensuring the timber comes from responsibly managed forests. The very nature of engineered flooring is more resource-efficient than solid hardwood.

Because only the top layer uses slow-growing hardwood species, the supporting layers are made from faster-growing and more readily available materials, reducing the strain on forest resources while maintaining structural and visual integrity.

Understanding the Difference: Engineered vs. Solid Wood Flooring
While solid wood flooring is made from a single piece of timber throughout, engineered wood flooring consists of a solid hardwood top layer supported by multiple inner layers. This makes engineered flooring more moisture-resistant and stable, allowing it to be used in a wider range of applications. Unlike solid wood, which can be prone to expansion and contraction with environmental changes, engineered wood is dimensionally stable and far more adaptable.

Solid wood is generally limited to narrower plank widths, whereas engineered flooring is well-suited for wide planks, which have become increasingly popular in contemporary interior design. Engineered floors also tend to offer more flexibility during installation.

They can be floated, glued, or even nailed down depending on the specific product, subfloor, and use case. With proper maintenance, engineered flooring can last for decades, and thicker wear layers can even be refinished if desired.

Designed for Easy Installation
One of the great benefits of Havwoods engineered wood flooring is the ease and flexibility of installation. Depending on the range, you can choose planks that use traditional tongue-and-groove systems or modern click-fit profiles. Installation methods include floating over an underlay, gluing directly to the subfloor, or fixing with nails or staples. The ability to float engineered flooring over concrete or radiant heat systems makes it especially versatile for both renovations and new builds.

Try Before You Buy
Ordering samples is a smart first step when selecting engineered flooring. With Havwoods, you can request up to six free samples and have them delivered directly to your door. Each sample is taken from the actual product batch, giving you a realistic view of the color, texture, and finish you can expect. This lets you compare different tones and styles in your space and see how they interact with your lighting, furniture, and wall colors.

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Still undecided? Our flooring specialists are here to help. Whether you want to match engineered wood flooring to your current interior scheme or you're building from the ground up, we offer one-on-one consultations to help guide your decision-making. With decades of experience in residential and commercial flooring, we’re committed to helping you choose the perfect option for your space.

Frequently Asked Questions
What is engineered wood flooring made of?
Engineered flooring consists of a top layer of real hardwood bonded to multiple backing layers of plywood or high-density fiberboard, making it more stable and moisture-resistant than solid wood.

Can engineered flooring be refinished?
Yes. Products with thicker wear layers (typically 4–6mm) can be sanded and refinished at least once, extending the life of the floor.

Is engineered wood good for kitchens and basements?
Absolutely. Thanks to its layered construction, engineered wood flooring performs well in moisture-prone areas when properly installed and maintained.

How long does engineered wood flooring last?
With proper care, it can last 25 years or more. Durability depends on the wear layer thickness, the finish, and how the floor is used day to day.

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