Wayfair sells Bruce, Mohawk, Shaw, Armstrong and Somerset solid and engineered hardwood. They also stock a good selection of Mannington and other oak laminate flooring. If, so far, it seems that ...

Hardwood flooring brings timeless style to a home. Learn the essential details and costs of the many wood flooring options ...

Unlock to see our ratings and compare products side by side Indicates the ability to withstand scratches, as when an object with a rough edge is dragged on your floor. A scratch tool, mounted on a ...

Unlock to see our ratings and compare products side by side Indicates the ability to withstand scratches, as when an object with a rough edge is dragged on your floor. A scratch tool, mounted on a ...

Unfortunately, a potential downside is that you’ll have to replace the flooring once its top layer has worn through because it can’t be sanded like refinished wood can. Pergo Outlast+ Vintage Pewter ...

Hardwood was the fastest growing flooring category ... but instead offer the same engineered products that they sell through their dealer channels. A few, like Armstrong, offer acrylic impregnated ...

For all three flooring ... engineered, ranks high on the Janka hardness scale, in some cases outperforming even Brazilian cherry. High quality traditional bamboo is less hard, but can still ...

Mid-grade engineered hardwood flooring costs a bit more, at about $6 to $12 per square foot. This type of flooring has a ...

Engineered Layered Oak wooden flooring and paneling from Dinesen was used in a prestigious restaurant. The ÄNG restaurant situated in the vineyard Ästad Vingård in Sweden’s Halland County ...

Laminate flooring has come a long way since it first was introduced in the 1970s. The versatile flooring comprises layers of synthetic material engineered ... Maple or oak looks can cost as ...

Linoleum flooring rolls are right up there with vinyl as an excellent pet friendly floor, but it is a little more expensive and there are less options available these days. Armstrong do a great ra ...

Solid hardwood flooring is all wood. Most often, it’s between 5/8 to 3/4 inches thick. This means it can be sanded and refinished many times. But that’s not the case with engineered wood ...