Hardwood Flooring: Solid Hardwood Flooring vs Engineered Hardwood Flooring

June 28, 2010 - PRLog -- A solid or engineered wood floor will increase the value of a structure according to an article, by Bernard P. Nelson, titled “Hardwood Flooring Guide and Review.” The article was recently published in Suite 101 Magazine.

Wood Flooring Review

Hardwood floors are “solid planks of milled wood,” and engineered hardwood flooring “consists of several glued layers of thin wood sheets,” according to the article. Both will add value to a home, however, solid wood floors will increase value more than engineered wood flooring.

Nelson’s article provides additional information about both flooring options, and provides links to consumer reviews and expert opinion.

Wood Floor Finishes

Nelson’s article lists the wood flooring finishes and hardwoods most popular in the United States. Information about finished and unfinished wood flooring is provided. The article has a link to a web page on American Hardwood Information Center for additional information about the different wood types used in flooring.

Solid Oak Flooring Types

Red and white oak can be purchased in solid planks, and engineered flooring is available in red and white oak

Wood Floor Cleaner

Wood floors will warp from moisture. It’s important for the consumer to know how to care for a wood floor. Nelson’s article provides the information needed to maintain a wood floor, and has a link to outside sources for additional information about wood floor care.

To Read the Article Enter the Link Below:

http://home-flooring.suite101.com/article.cfm/hardwood-fl...

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