Comparison with traditional parquet wood flooring:
- Stability: Engineered parquet flooring is more stable than traditional parquet wood flooring, as its multi-layer construction helps to prevent warping and cupping.
- Installation: Engineered parquet flooring is easier to install than traditional parquet wood flooring, as it can be glued down or floated over a subfloor.
- Cost: Traditional parquet wood flooring is generally more expensive than engineered parquet flooring, due to the higher cost of solid wood and the more complex installation process.
Advantages of using engineered parquet flooring:
- Versatility: Engineered parquet flooring can be installed in a variety of settings, including below-grade areas, over radiant heating systems, and in high-traffic commercial spaces.
- Affordability: Engineered parquet flooring offers the look and feel of solid wood at a lower cost, making it a budget-friendly option for those looking for a high-end look without breaking the bank.
- Sustainability: Engineered parquet flooring is made from a renewable resource (wood) and often contains recycled materials, making it an eco-friendly choice.