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It is better to avoid steam mops on engineered floors. Because the bonds between the layers include adhesives and steam can affect their qualiyty. Moisture can peneterate between layers and weaken the bonds and cause damage to the floor.

Engineered hardwood flooring is designed to reduce the moisture problems associated with conventional hardwood. Its layers block moisture and provide added stability to your floor. Engineered flooring will not swell or warp, making it very low maintenance.

In general, the thicker an engineered wood flooring is, the better, not just for general wear and tear, but also for future re-sanding and refinishing projects should you wish to change up the look. This is because it’ll have more layers that can withstand this.

On average, engineered flooring can expect to last around 20 to 30 years when cared for properly. When well looked after, timber flooring can expect to last around 10-12 years before it needs to be re-sanded.

Australian Buloke – 5,060 IBF. An ironwood tree that is native to Australia, this wood comes from a species of tree occurring across most of Eastern and Southern Australia. Known as the hardest wood in the world, this particular type has a Janka hardness of 5,060 lbf.

The best wood to use differs from state to state depending on what is readily available. In Western Australia, Jarrah and Wandoo are considered the best. In Tasmania, Brown Peppermint is considered best. In South Australia, Victoria and Southern NSW it is generally River Red Gum.

1. Easy to Clean 2. Aesthetic Appeal 3. Highly Durable 4. Variety of Options 5. It can be refinished 6. It doesn’t expand and contract to the same extent as solid wood 7. Increased Property Value

An engineered floor is a floor board made of multiple pieces of timber. Up to 12 cut layers of hardwood timber which are placed press adhesive fixed in different directions. It creates a stronger and more stable wood floor. When compared to solid timber floorboards, it is tough to detect the difference. However, the superior engineered wide board flooring eliminates “cupping” and warping, problems that can occur in solid timber flooring, especially in wider widths. Engineered timber flooring technology has developed significantly over the past 25 years and has dramatically improved the quality of flooring products in that time.

Hardwood floors are well known for being easy to maintain, so, if one of your reservations about hardwood floors is the thought of maintenance and care, then this can be crossed off your list. Maintenance for the Australian Species timber flooring is simple, this is evident by the high average Janka Rating score of 8.42kN, which shows how durable and resistant to scratches, dents and decay the wood is. This ultimately means less work for you!