The layers of engineered timber flooring are bonded together using heat and pressure, creating a strong and stable plank. This construction method allows engineered timber to be more resistant to moisture and temperature changes compared to solid hardwood flooring.
This is the topmost layer of the flooring, usually made of a thin slice of real hardwood veneer. The thickness of this layer can vary but generally ranges from 0.6mm to 6mm. It determines the appearance and texture of the floor, providing the authentic look and feel of real wood.
Beneath the top layer, there are multiple core layers. These layers are usually made of plywood, high-density fiberboard (HDF), or a combination of both. The core layers provide stability and strength to the flooring. HDF cores are denser and more moisture-resistant, while plywood cores offers stability.
The bottom layer serves as a balancing layer. It is often made of wood or another material that provides additional stability and helps to prevent warping or cupping.
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