What is Engineered Flooring
Engineered flooring is a flooring featuring a solid wood veneer mounted to a multi-ply substrate. Engineered flooring captures the look and texture of Mountain Lumber's solid products, while also infusing the added stability that is inherent in a multiply engineered product. Unfinished material can be sanded and site-finished like any solid hardwood floor. According to the National Wood Flooring Association, “Engineered flooring is perfect for those areas of the house where solid wood flooring may not be suitable, such as basements, kitchens, powder rooms, and utility rooms. Because the grains run in different directions, it is more dimensionally stable than solid wood.” The stability and versatility of engineered floors have made them a popular alternative to traditional solid floors.
Mountain Lumber’s custom engineered flooring is available in over 25 different grade options, in either a 5/8” thickness for residential applications or a 3/4” thickness for high traffic and commercial installations. Other custom modifications include custom pre-finishing, specified widths, and custom milling for patterned floors and stairways.
3/4” Engineered Flooring
Details
- Wear Layer Thickness: 4 mm
- Widths: 3”-6”, 4”-7”; single widths available up to 7”
- Substrate Construction: 9-ply birch, bound with a water-based low-VOC adhesive
- Certification: Available FSC® Certified
5/8” Engineered Flooring
Details
- Wear Layer Thickness: 4 mm
- Widths: 3”-6”, 4”-7”; single widths available up to 7”
- Substrate Construction: 9-ply birch, bound with a water-based low-VOC adhesive
- Certification: Available FSC® Certified
Please call us with your questions and comments. We will be happy to assist you with more information and help you select the right floor for your project.
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