Teak Engineered Wood Flooring

Product Specifications

Prod Model:	NG-EF-teak
Markets:	North America,South America,Eastern Europe,Southeast Asia,Africa,Oceania,Mid East,Eastern Asia,Western Europe
Color:	Natural or Stained
Construction:	Engineered/Multilayer
Certificate:	ISO9001, ISO14001, SGS, CE
Workability:	Stable&Good Performance&Responds to Tasks Well
Installation:	Floating/Glueless/Glue Down
Joint:	Easy Click Lock System
Core:	Full Birch or Full Eucalyptus
Top Layer:	2-6mm
Moisture Content:	8-12%
Grade:	a/Ab/ABC
Usage:	Sports

Product Description

Engineered Wood Floor is Pre-Finished
The top finish layer is pre-finished, which means that it's already sanded and sealed. As soon as the floor has been laid, you can walk on it.
By contrast, unfinished solid hardwood must be sealed, and this requires waiting time before use. Note: Solid hardwood is available pre-finished, as well.
Engineered Wood Flooring Can Be Sanded
The advantage of engineered wood flooring versus laminate is that engineered wood can be sanded after scratches and dings develop. Two catches, though: Engineered Floor Construction

Engineered hardwood flooring are very strong, easy to install and will not reacting to heat or moisture making them an ideal choice for areas where solid floors might struggle. 20mm planks are multi-layers, constructed out of between 7-9 layers where the top being 6mm Oak veneer and then 14mm multi-layers of ply for extra stability. The multi-layers are cross-glued using hot press technique; This is to ensure a strong yet flexible construction that reacts very little to changes in humidity and temperature. Although engineered floors are sometimes called "semi-real floors", they look and feel 100% like solid floors.