Find Engineered Hardwood Flooring in Henderson

Do not expect any high-pressure sales tactics when you walk through our doors. As an employee-owned flooring store servicing Henderson, NV, we believe the best way to help our customers is to educate them on the different types of flooring so that they can make the best choice for their investment, needs, and household. That’s why our approach to customer service includes listening, guidance, and providing unlimited flooring samples and recommendations on the best engineered wood flooring products for your living room, home spaces, and more.

Because engineered wood flooring is more affordable, more versatile, durable, and has a range of wood choices, styles, widths, and lengths, it is the best flooring choice for homeowners seeking the comfort, feel, and the dimension of wood.

When determining whether or not to invest in engineered wood flooring, here are the essentials to keep in mind.

• Solid wood planks will always expand across the width of the plank. Engineered hardwood flooring planks will not grow or shrink with the changes in humidity.
• They can be installed over concrete slabs as well as anywhere else in your home.
• The plank widths can also be mixed to create a truly custom look for your home.
• It’s less prone to cracking and breaking compared to tile flooring and easier to clean and maintain compared to carpet. 
• There are dent, scratch, and waterproof engineered flooring options.

Engineered hardwood’s composition gives it a unique look and advantage when compared to its top flooring competitors.

Solid Hardwood vs. Engineered Hardwood

Unlike conventional solid hardwood, which comes straight out of a tree, engineered hardwood consists of several layers. The outer layer is a hardwood veneer less than 1/8″ of the wood species (cherry, oak, walnut, etc.) of your choice. The inner layers are made of plywood. This combination makes it more stable and less susceptible to warping.

Engineered Hardwood vs. Laminate and Vinyl

From a distance, laminate and vinyl do a convincing job at coming across as real wood, and it is a more cost-effective floor covering. However, once up close and barefoot, you’ll notice it’s not. If you want a floor covering that looks and feels exactly like solid hardwood but is easier to maintain, engineered flooring is your best choice.