Engineered parquet is one of the most popular types of flooring today. This type of flooring has gained a prestigious position in interior design due to its multiple features, such as the ability to disassemble and reassemble, ease of cleaning without using chemical cleaners, and more. The lower layer of engineered parquet consists of several layers of oak or maple wood, which adds a touch of luxury to the space and gives it a smooth finish.
One of the advantages of engineered wood flooring is its lower cost compared to solid parquet, as it consists of two or more layers, allowing the lower layers to be made from cheaper wood, while the outer layers are made from more expensive wood. To maintain the strength and stability of the boards, each layer of this type of flooring is placed at a 90-degree angle to the layer below.
This type of parquet consists of at least two or three layers of wood, precisely and skillfully compressed together. This feature makes it last longer and provides better resistance to cold and heat compared to other types of parquet. Among the results of its layered construction is also its resistance to bending and warping, among other benefits.
On the other hand, due to the construction characteristics of engineered parquet, this type of parquet can be produced in much larger sizes than solid parquet.
Given that this type of flooring is produced in tile form, it can be easily installed and produced in various designs and sizes, which is considered one of its most important advantages.