At Kennington Flooring our wooden floors are made from the highest quality timber, guaranteeing their good condition for years. Laminate, solid wood, and engineered flooring are all types of wooden flooring, but each has their own identifiable characteristics.
Our laminate flooring is made up of a number of layers, beginning with a HDF core and finished with the application of a decorative resin. To help the flooring last we overlay a resistant film, fused onto the top of the surface for years of protection.
Unlike both engineered and laminate flooring, this is made from only a single piece of wood. The wood is shaped into planks and can be tailored and customised to your room. Everything from your choice of species, stain, and finishes all contribute to the style of your new room.
Engineered flooring consists of layers of wood pressed together, with grains running in different directions. It has very similar qualities to solid wood flooring, but because the grains run in different directions it has increased stability.
Engineered flooring is a hardwearing and versatile floor. It is much more moisture-resistant compared to solid wood flooring. It is also suitable for underfloor heating, which solid wood isn’t.
