Hardwood
28 floors in 3 collections of engineered and solid hardwood.
A layer of real wood over a multi-layer core. The core holds its shape better than solid wood when humidity swings, which is why it is the hardwood we recommend for condos.
One piece of wood all the way through, so it can be sanded and refinished more than once rather than replaced. Grain and colour vary from plank to plank.
A hard-wearing surface over an engineered tongue-and-groove core. Its wood grain is a printed decorative layer under an aluminum oxide finish. It is the type we point people to for rooms that take heavy foot traffic.
Both install nail down or glue down. Nailing needs a wood subfloor to fasten into, so on a concrete slab, as in a condo tower, the floor is glued down. In a condo, your building's acoustic and underlay rules decide what can go over the slab. We check them before anything is ordered: see condo flooring and building approvals.
In a house with a wood subfloor, solid hardwood can be nailed down, and it can be sanded and refinished more than once. What the installation includes, from removal to moving furniture, is on flooring installation.
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