Engineered Wood Flooring

Engineered wood flooring gives you a real wood floor without solid timber's tendency to move with the seasons. We've been in the flooring trade for nearly 40 years. And that experience runs through every range we stock, from entry-level boards through to our own-brand Kingswood™ collection.

All our engineered wood ranges are compatible with water-based underfloor heating. And our engineered wood flooring comes in finishes from brushed and oiled through to lacquered. So you can match the look to the room, whether that's something rustic and textured or sleeker and more uniform.

Solid timber can warp and gap as temperatures and humidity change. Engineered wood avoids that with a multi-ply core under a real wood top layer. So you get the grain, colour and warmth of solid timber, without the movement. It's not waterproof, so wipe up spills quickly. You can sand and re-oil oiled, UV oiled and brushed finishes down the line. But laminate and vinyl click can't do that at all. You can sand a lacquered finish, but only as a full room job, not a quick spot fix. Check which one you've got if that matters to you. It's one of the reasons engineered wood lasts as long as it does.

Every engineered wood flooring range here suits a different budget and job. Premium 12mm is our thinnest board. It costs close to the rest of the range. So it's really only worth choosing if you need to keep the floor height down, say under a door threshold. Meanwhile, Elegance 14mm and Excellence 14mm give you more board for similar money. And Timeless 18mm gives you a thicker, heavier-duty board for spaces that take a lot of footfall. We source most of the oak in our engineered wood flooring from European forests. A few ranges also use North American species, including Black Walnut. If you want something exclusive to us, our own-brand Kingswood™ engineered wood collection is the one to look at. Finally, it includes the Kingswood Herringbone series for a striking parquet-style pattern.