Engineered Hardwood Flooring
End Grain | Longstrip | Plank 1 Strip | Strip Allegro | Toscana
Engineered boards can be laid as a floating floor, because they are very stable, due to their gross-grained construction. The boards are far more dimensionally stable than solid boards and as such can be installed by the "floating floor" method of installation. Structural engineered boards are now also available; they are usually made with a plywood backing. These boards can have a thicker wear layer and can also be laid over a joist.
With the increase in popularity of long, wide boards Big Tree have introduced a range of 21mm thick engineered floors. These have a top layer 6mm thick of the relevant decorative hardwood mounted onto a high quality birch plywood core. Oaks are available 160mm and 200mm wide both finished in a matt lacquer which gives the appearance of an oiled floor. Particularly impressive is a 189mm wide prime American black walnut, a beautifully dark rich timber which is becoming increasingly popular especially in this extra wide board.
Big Tree has an extensive range of engineered hardwood flooring on display and will endeavour to source and meet the customers requirements shall you require any species of timber that is not on display or you are finding difficult to source.
At Big Tree we believe our success lies at sourcing products that others find difficult to supply. Shall you have any development projects do not hesitate to contact our staff at our Blaydon branch where we will do our up most to help you.
New to Big Tree is Vintage Oak from Haro. This flooring is a messenger from past centuries. Whether modern or traditional, the up to 300 year oak boards give every ambience supreme authenticity and personality. Each board displays its very own unique character, matured over hundreds of years they have developed an inimitable patina. The age of the oak is apparent with signs such as nail holes, worm holes and shakes.
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