If you’re in search of premium engineered hardwood flooring in Las Vegas, look no further. Our showroom is stocked with an array of stunning options that cater to a variety of tastes, from modern urban designs to timeless vintage styles. We offer a range of planks, species, stains, grain patterns, and textures, each crafted to bring out the unique beauty of natural wood while providing the durability required for the desert climate of Las Vegas.
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At our Las Vegas showroom, you’ll find a diverse selection of engineered hardwood flooring brands that are known for their quality, craftsmanship, and lasting performance. Each brand we carry has been carefully chosen to ensure that our customers have access to the best products on the market.
Here are some of the top brands you’ll find in our store:
Find the Perfect Hardwood Style for Your Home
When it comes to selecting engineered hardwood flooring, the options are nearly endless. We offer a variety of wood species, each with its own unique characteristics and aesthetic appeal. Whether you’re looking for something warm and traditional or sleek and contemporary, we have the perfect hardwood style for your home.
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Pine-Looking Hardwood
Maple Hardwood Floors
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Cherry Hardwood Floors
Mahogany Hardwood Floors
Brazilian Hardwood Floors
Red Oak Hardwood Floors
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Engineered Hardwood Flooring FAQs
Find answers to some of our most commonly asked questions.
General Hardwood Flooring Questions
What Is Engineered Hardwood?
Engineered hardwood flooring is a blend of natural wood’s elegance with the durability of modern materials. It consists of multiple layers, including a top veneer of real hardwood and a core made from plywood or high-density fiberboard (HDF). This construction offers enhanced stability and makes engineered hardwood ideal for various environments, including areas where solid hardwood might not perform well, such as basements or over concrete.
What’s the Difference Between Solid Hardwood and Engineered Hardwood?
Solid hardwood is made from a single piece of wood, while engineered hardwood consists of a veneer layer over a multi-layer core. Engineered hardwood is more stable in fluctuating temperatures and humidity, making it better suited for climates like Las Vegas. Solid hardwood, on the other hand, can warp or crack under such conditions and is not recommended for dry climates, such as Las Vegas.
Hardwood Flooring Installation and Maintenance
Can I Install Engineered Hardwood Over Existing Hardwood?
While possible, it’s not recommended for the best results. We recommend starting with a properly prepared subfloor and installing new hardwood planks on top for a smooth, stable, and long-lasting finish.
What Should I Know About the Hardwood Flooring Installation Process?
Before choosing hardwood flooring, it’s important to consider several key factors that will influence the installation process:
Location of the Hardwood Flooring
The placement of your hardwood flooring generally falls into three categories:
- On Grade: At ground level, often over concrete.
- Above Grade: Any level higher than the ground floor, such as second floors or higher.
- Below Grade: Any floor below ground level, such as basements or sunken living rooms.
The design of engineered hardwood offers enhanced structural stability, making it suitable for installation at any of these grade levels.
Moisture Levels
If you’re considering installing engineered hardwood in areas prone to moisture, such as bathrooms or kitchens where continuous moisture exposure is likely, it’s essential to think carefully about your choice. While engineered hardwood is more moisture-resistant than solid hardwood, it may not be the best option for consistently wet areas. Alternative flooring options like luxury waterproof vinyl plank flooring or laminate wood flooring could provide better performance in these environments.
Is It Best to Float Or Glue Down An Engineered Wood Floor?
The choice between floating or gluing down an engineered wood floor depends on several factors, including the specific needs of your space, the type of subfloor, and your personal preferences.
Floating Installation:
This method involves connecting the planks together so that they “float” above the subfloor without being attached to it. Floating floors allow for some flexibility with subfloor conditions, as they can be installed over a variety of surfaces, including concrete, plywood, and existing flooring. Floating floors are also easier to remove or replace if needed.
Glue-Down Installation:
Gluing down engineered wood floors involves adhering each plank directly to the subfloor with a strong adhesive. This method offers a more stable and solid feel underfoot and is often preferred in areas with higher humidity or where a more permanent installation is desired. Gluing down can also help reduce noise and prevent the floor from shifting over time.
Can I Wet Mop My Hardwood Floor?
Wet mopping, damp mopping, or steam cleaning should be avoided, as moisture can damage the wood. Instead, use a cleaner specifically designed for hardwood floors, like Bona hardwood floor cleaner, but avoid Bona polish.
Hardwood Flooring Durability and Longevity
How Long Do Engineered Hardwood Floors Last?
With proper care, engineered hardwood floors can last 20 to 30 years or more. The lifespan depends on factors like the quality of the flooring, veneer thickness, and maintenance. High-quality engineered hardwood with a thicker veneer can even be refinished to extend its life.
How Can I Fix a Chip In My Hardwood Floor?
Small chips can be repaired using color-fill putty. If the damage is less than an inch in diameter, this method is effective. For larger damage, replacing the affected plank may be necessary.
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Which Brand Of Engineered Hardwood Flooring Is The Best?
The best brand depends on factors like veneer thickness, protective finish, and core layer construction. Some top brands include L&M Hardwood, Shaw Engineered Hardwood, Mohawk Engineered Hardwood, California Classic Hardwood, and Provenza. Each offers durability and performance suited to the Las Vegas climate.
What Are The Pros and Cons Of Hardwood Flooring?
Pros:
Beauty & Style: Unmatched warmth, timeless look, enhances home value.
Durability: Last decades with proper care.
Easy to Clean: Low maintenance compared to carpets.
Good for Allergies: Dust and allergens don’t trap easily.
Cons:
Cost: More expensive than most floorings.
Scratches & Dents: Susceptible to damage from impacts.
Moisture Sensitive: Can warp or swell in areas with high moisture.
Noise: Can be louder than softer floorings like carpet.
Overall:
Offers timeless beauty and durability, but consider your budget and moisture risks before investing.
Do You Offer Hardwood Floor Samples To Help Me Decide?
Yes, we offer free samples of our hardwood flooring options. Taking samples home allows you to see how different woods and finishes look in your space, helping you make a more informed decision. This can be particularly helpful when choosing between different colors, textures, and plank sizes.
Do You Provide Hardwood Floor Design Services?
Absolutely! We offer professional hardwood floor design services to help you select the perfect flooring for your home. Our experts will work with you to choose the right species, finish, and layout that best complements your space and meets your functional needs. Whether you’re looking for a classic, rustic, or modern aesthetic, we can help you create a design that enhances your home’s overall look and feel.
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