Engineered wood flooring is manufactured from three to ten layers of wood. Engineered floors range in thickness from 3/8 inch to3/4 inch and widths from 3 inches to 7 inches.The typical engineered wood floors are made up of five wood layers.

Each wood layer is called a ply. These ply are oriented in perpendicular to the other layers or they are oriented in different directions and they are glued under pressure. Call Us Now +6019-447 8827 We take calls on weekends as well

Laminate and engineered wood are floors that are often confused for each other. One thing is clear: neither are "real wood," in the sense of being 100% sawn wood like solid hardwood flooring.

Past that point, the distinction gets murky. What's the difference between the two, and which one is better for your own needs?

Melbourne Laminate Flooring vs Engineered Flooring. Engineered wood floors are made from a thin layer of hardwood, which is then backed with several layers of softwood or plywood.

The multiple supporting layers are hidden and give the boards support and strength, whilst the surface you walk on is pure, unadulterated solid wood. This means that engineered floors look, feel and sound just like solid wood floors, but are a lot more versatile.