Solid Wood Flooring is a natural 100% wood product with each board coming from just one piece of solid wood which is cut down to the desired size. It creates a luxurious appeal to your home & is very strong & durable. The solid wood flooring has a longer life expectancy, offering a timeless and charismatic appeal. The thickness is about 18mm.
There are many forms of wood available, varying plank sizes and a choice of finish. Some forms of wood available are, Oak, American Walnut, Burma Teak, Cumaru, Jatoba etc… You also have the option of re-finishing your flooring, a number of times if and when required. When temperature rises or falls and when moisture levels fluctuate, it expands and contracts. We do have a solution for it. Our Solid Wood Flooring options offer an elegant, luxurious appearance and will add character to any room within the home.

Durability: It is extremely durable and will last for years, if well-maintained. It can be refinished several times over its lifetime. While most hardwood comes pre-finished, ie with a top protective layer, it should be kept away from moisture.

Engineered wood flooring is a veneer of real wood glued to several layers of other wood, like plywood, underneath. This gives this wood excellent stability over time.
Engineered wood flooring looks very much like solid hardwood, but its construction features a relatively thin layer of hardwood bonded over a premium-quality plywood layer that gives the flooring very good stability. A good-quality engineered wood floor typically lasts 25 to 30 years, and it is both less expensive

Durability: It is quite durable, which is why it is a good choice for any area of your home. It also holds up better to moisture than hardwood does.

Laminate flooring is rather easy to install. In fact, with the right guidelines, you could do it yourself! It does not require glue and isn’t too tough a material to cut. Wastage is remarkably less as compared to hardwood flooring, wherein you may have to discard pieces that do not fit into your floor plan.
Functionally, laminated flooring works well for the elderly and children because it is not as tough as marble, granite or tiles. So if you fall, the chances of a serious injury are less. Moreover, laminate floors have some amount of air gap that other forms of flooring don’t. Hence, they tend to be more springy and easier to stand on for longer periods of time. But in the interest of caution, it is best to ensure that your wood-effect tiles have an anti-skid layer.