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Shop engineered wood flooring in oak, walnut, straight plank, Versailles, herringbone and chevron styles, with prices from under £30 per m². Every board of our engineered flooring has a real hardwood wear layer over a stable multi-layer core, giving you the look of solid wood with better stability. Compare thickness, wear layer, finish and room suitability, then order up to three free samples to see the colour and grain in your space. Ready to buy but not ready to fit? Order up to two months in advance and we will store your flooring free of charge until delivery.
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Show 24 moreEngineered boards are made from a real hardwood wear layer bonded to a multi-layer core, typically plywood or similar stabilising layers. This construction gives the floor the appearance of solid timber with added stability.
Yes. Engineered wood flooring has a real wood veneer, usually oak or another hardwood species, bonded to a structural core beneath. Unlike laminate, the visible surface is real wood rather than a printed decor layer.
Engineered wood costs more than laminate, it is not waterproof, and boards with a thin wear layer can only be refinished a limited number of times. Softer finishes can also show scratches from pets or furniture. Choosing the right wear layer and finish for the room avoids most of these issues.
Engineered wood has a real timber surface that can be refinished and adds natural character to a home. Laminate is usually cheaper and more scratch-resistant, but its wood look is a printed image. If you want genuine wood with better stability than solid boards, engineered wood is the better choice.
For most homes, 14-15mm is a popular all-round thickness, but the right choice depends on the subfloor, installation method, floor build-up and product specification. Our engineered range runs from 10mm to 20mm, including 14mm, 15mm, 18mm and 20mm boards; we do not currently stock 8mm. Thicker boards are not automatically better. Commercial suitability depends on the product’s use rating, wear layer, finish, warranty and installation method, not thickness alone.
A 3-4mm wear layer is a strong choice for many residential installations, providing a substantial real-wood surface and potential for future refinishing. Thicker wear layers generally offer greater refinishing potential.
Yes. Engineered wood floors are suitable for use with underfloor heating because their layered construction offers greater stability than solid wood. Compatibility varies by product, so always check the manufacturer’s maximum surface temperature, installation method and suitability guidance.
Yes. Many engineered wood floors are suitable for kitchens, provided the product is approved for the area and excess moisture or standing water is avoided. Spills should be cleaned promptly and the manufacturer’s installation and maintenance guidance followed.
Most engineered floors with a wear layer of 3mm or more can be sanded and refinished, often more than once. Boards with a thin wear layer (around 1.2mm) can only be lightly screened and re-coated, not fully sanded. Check the wear layer shown on each product page before you buy.
No, this type of floor is generally not waterproof. Its real timber surface can be affected by prolonged moisture exposure. It’s more known to be water-resistant so spillages should be wiped or cleared up promptly, unless the product is specifically rated otherwise.
Yes, but only with a well wrung-out damp mop and a pH-neutral wood floor cleaner. Avoid steam mops, soaking wet mops and harsh chemicals, as excess water and heat can damage the wood and its finish.
It depends on the installation method. Floating installation method will require a suitable underlay, while fully bonded floors are typically glued directly to the prepared subfloor (glue-down).
Yes. Engineered wood can be installed over a suitable concrete subfloor, provided it is level, clean and sufficiently dry. A compatible damp-proof membrane, underlay or polymer adhesive may be required, depending on the fitting method.
Oiled flooring penetrates and enhances the natural grain of the timber, giving a more natural appearance and allowing local maintenance. Lacquered flooring has a protective surface coating that generally requires less routine maintenance and offers greater resistance to spills and surface wear.
Yes. You can order up to two months in advance and we will store your flooring free of charge until your chosen delivery date. This secures your stock and price while building work or subfloor preparation is completed.
Start with where the floor will be used, then compare wood species, straight or patterned layouts and board specifications. The table directs you to the most relevant collection, while each product page provides the wear layer, finish, dimensions, pack coverage and installation details needed to choose.
| Category | Best suited to | Key point |
|---|---|---|
| Engineered oak flooring | Versatile natural-wood schemes | Check grade, tone, plank size and surface finish |
| Walnut engineered wood flooring | Deeper, warmer colour palettes | Sample in the intended space because dark tones react strongly to the lighting |
| Herringbone engineered flooring | Pattern-led rooms with a real-wood surface | Check installation system, board dimensions and layout allowance |
| Engineered chevron flooring | Clean V-shaped patterned floors | Angled board ends create a different layout from herringbone |
| Straight engineered wood flooring | Classic plank installations | Check board width, wear layer and installation method |
| Engineered wood flooring for kitchens | Busy family kitchens and open-plan spaces | Choose a lacquered or hardwax-oiled finish and wipe up spills promptly |
If you are still choosing between constructions, our guide to solid wood and engineered wood flooring explains the main differences and helps you decide which build suits the room.
Shop engineered wood flooring online and find the right floor for your home. Compare colours, plank styles, dimensions, finishes and technical specifications, use our Flooring Calculator to estimate how much you need, and add the required packs directly to your basket.
Check current stock, product specifications, customer reviews and available delivery options before placing your order.
We deliver our products across mainland England, Wales and selected areas of Scotland. Available delivery dates are chosen in your basket and charges are confirmed at checkout. Qualifying orders over £500 receive free delivery to mainland England, although location-based surcharges may apply. See our delivery information for full details and postcode-specific options.
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Choose your flooring, add the required packs to your basket and select the payment option that suits you at checkout.
Professional flooring installation is available for selected projects within approximately a 15 mile radius of Birmingham, covering much of the West Midlands. Areas we regularly serve include Birmingham, Solihull, Sutton Coldfield, West Bromwich, Walsall, Dudley and surrounding locations, subject to availability.
If you need help choosing the right flooring for your subfloor, underfloor heating system or installation requirements, speak to our experienced team before ordering. You can also learn more about our expert flooring fitting service, including floor preparation, product suitability and professional installation.
If you’re unsure whether we cover your postcode, contact our team and we’ll confirm availability for your area.
Planning to fit it yourself? Read our guides on how to install engineered wood flooring, laying engineered flooring on concrete and gluing down engineered flooring.
Engineered wood flooring has a real wood top layer with supporting layers designed for greater stability. Specifications vary, so compare the key details before buying:
For kitchens, open-plan rooms or areas with temperature changes, choose products specifically approved for that environment. Engineered wood is water-resistant, not waterproof: it handles everyday kitchen spills well, but standing water should be wiped up quickly. Always follow the individual product specification and installation guidance, and read our guide to whether engineered flooring is waterproof. If underlay is required, shop our engineered flooring underlay and check compatibility before installation.
Not sure which floor to choose? Order a free sample to compare the colour, grain and finish at home, or contact our team for help with product, subfloor and underfloor-heating suitability.
Selected engineered wood flooring is suitable for commercial spaces, including offices, retail and hospitality environments. Check each product for commercial-use suitability, wear layer, finish, warranty and installation requirements before ordering. For larger projects, order a free sample or contact our team for specification advice.
Buying for a client or commercial project? Find out about our trade account.
Our engineered wood flooring starts from under £30 per m². Prices are shown per m², with flooring supplied in full packs. The total cost will depend on board thickness, wear layer, plank size, wood grade, finish and design.
Use our Flooring Calculator to estimate how many packs you need and allow for cuts and wastage. For herringbone, chevron, Versailles panels and complex room layouts, we generally recommend allowing around 10-15% extra for wastage, depending on the room and installation pattern.
For example, a 15m² room plus 10% wastage needs 16.5m². If a pack covers 1.5m², you would order 11 packs. Delivery and fitting are priced separately. Need the flooring later? Order up to two months in advance and we will store it free of charge until your delivery date.
When comparing engineered wood flooring prices, look beyond the cost per m². Consider the wear layer, thickness, finish, warranty, installation method and pack coverage to find the best value for your project.
Explore our engineered wood flooring offers and sale products, with current prices, stock availability and savings shown on each product page. Order free samples before buying to compare colours, finishes and quality at home.
See and feel the quality of our engineered wood flooring before you decide. Order up to three free flooring samples from eligible products and compare the real wood grain, colour, texture and finish in your own home.
View your samples in both natural and evening light to see how each floor works with your space, furniture and décor. As engineered wood is a natural product, some variation in tone and grain should be expected across the finished floor.
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