Cheap Engineered Hardwood Flooring
For more than 50 years, we have provided outstanding engineered hardwood flooring products ranging from 1st quality, blue label, and utility grade flooring. Browse all our engineered flooring products to find the best value for your space. Our engineered wood floors are ready to ship to your home today. We have Engineered hardwood that is made in the USA with multiple wood species ready for checkout. Engineered hardwood is more resistant to moisture and climate changes than traditional solid hardwood flooring. Your home will look stunning with new hardwood wood floors at a price every budget can love.
Why Engineered Hardwood Flooring In Your Home?
Your home may be the perfect candidate for engineered hardwood floors. Here at ReallyCheapFloors.com, we have a wide selection of engineered flooring. Engineered hardwood floors handle higher moisture environments better than solid hardwood. Thanks to our product liquidation experience we also have the best price in the country for even our wide plank engineered floors.
How To Compare Engineered Hardwood Floors
There are a few different elements in the construction of engineered wood flooring that will help us compare floors of different quality. Keep in mind that an engineered wood floor is similar to a piece of plywood. It will contain several plys, or layers. Each layer will be turned perpendicular to the previous layer. This will give the finished product the stability that it needs to perform well in environments of large swings in relative humidity. One of the most important parts of the construction is how many plys the flooring has. More plys equal more stability.
Equally important is the material used to make the core. Heavier, more dense hardwoods will resist denting and gouging better than soft hardwood plys.Â
The veneer on the surface is what gives us the visual, as well as some of the durability. Using an engineered Hickory floor will result in a longer lifetime than say a softer Birch or Larch floor. Almost all of the engineered flooring that is made in the US will feature Appalachian hardwoods such as Red Oak, White Oak, Hard Maple, or Hickory as the top layer.
Installation Options For An Engineered Wood Floor
Engineered flooring is different from solid flooring in that it allows any of the common installation methods to be used. Engineered can be nailed or stapled (over a wooden subfloor), glued down, or floated.
Our preferences, on order, are to nail or staple if you can, as that is the easiest and least expensive method, then glue down. When you are installing over a concrete slab, glue down is the best way unless you have an uneven surface, then the floating method is recommended.
How To Save Money On Your Engineered Hardwood
All of the discount engineered flooring products sold at ReallyCheapFloors.com are 100% made in the United States. You can save money from engineered hardwood flooring projects by purchasing lower grades. We offer 1st Quality, Builder Grade, Blue Label, and utility-grade flooring. Ask about our wire brushed engineered and hand scraped flooring options today. Browse all of our products and information to find the best hardwood floor for your space.
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