In addition to our signature parquet floor supply and installation service, Style Flooring also supplies other types of wooden flooring, including engineered wood flooring, solid wood floorboards and stair cladding.
get a free quote
More stable and less prone to warping and effects of humidity, engineered wood floorboards are made up of several layers of wood, glued to create a plank, and covered with a real-wood veneer. It can be sanded back to restore the original condition if needed.
Oak is among the most popular choices for floorboards thanks to its durability, hardness and attractive appearance, but solid wood floorboards are available in a choice of timber species varying from rustic softwood such as pine to hardwoods including pale maple, striking black American walnut and wonderfully warm cherry wood. The choice available to our customers include also some sustainably sourced or reclaimed exotics.
Best used in areas not exposed to excessive humidity, solid wood floorboards are available in a variety of timbers and fit a variety of interior decoration styles, from traditional to rustic, Nordic to industrial. Similarly to other wood flooring choices, solid floorboards have a timeless appeal and allow for repeated sanding and restoration if needed.
Available in a range of finishes and fitting options, new and reclaimed solid wood flooring is a time-honoured alternative to parquet flooring with similar advantages.
Maybe you will find inspiration in the selection of solid wood floor fitting projects Style Flooring has completed?
Engineered wood flooring has a layer of thick (4mm) real hardwood veneer on top, so once it is installed, it looks very similar to solid flooring.
Solid wood floorboards are thicker and as the boards are made from one piece of timber throughout, they can typically withstand more sanding and refinishing.
Engineered wood planks are less susceptible to changes in temperature and humidity than solid wood flooring and are suitable for underfloor heating or for floating floors.
Solid wood floorboards are thicker and as the boards are made from one piece of timber throughout, they can typically withstand more sanding and refinishing.
Solid wood flooring will last for a very long time - potentially generations and has a timeless, luxurious feel.