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Many engineered wood floors can be sanded and refinished, depending on the thickness of the hardwood wear layer. This can help restore the floor's appearance and extend its lifespan, making engineered wood flooring a long-lasting investment.

Quick-Step engineered wood flooring combines authentic real wood with innovative installation technology and precision manufacturing. Renowned for its quality, durability and stylish finishes, it's designed to deliver lasting performance in modern homes.

Yes. Quick-Step engineered wood flooring offers exceptional long-term value, combining premium materials, durable construction and timeless designs. Built to withstand everyday life, it's a smart investment for homeowners looking for lasting quality.

Yes. Kährs engineered wood flooring is renowned for its premium craftsmanship, durable construction and timeless Scandinavian design. Built to last, it offers excellent long-term value, making it a worthwhile investment for homes where quality and longevity matter. Complete your installation with Kährs wood accessories

Most Kährs engineered wood flooring is compatible with underfloor heating when installed correctly. Its stable multi-layer construction helps minimise movement while providing the natural warmth and beauty of real wood flooring.

LVT flooring is typically available in thicknesses ranging from 2mm to 8mm, depending on the product type and installation method. Glue-down LVT flooring is generally thinner, while rigid core and SPC LVT flooring are thicker for added stability and durability. For most homes, thicker LVT flooring offers improved comfort underfoot, better sound insulation and enhanced performance in high-traffic areas.

LVT flooring can be installed using either a glue-down or click-fit installation method. Glue-down LVT flooring is fixed directly to the subfloor for maximum stability, while click LVT flooring uses a locking system that allows the boards to fit together as a floating floor. Thanks to its simple installation process, click-fit LVT flooring is a popular choice for both professional fitters and DIY projects.