Solid hardwood floors

What's the difference between solid and engineered hardwood flooring? Which is better? Which is less expensive. Pros and cons for engineered and solid wood.

The Nature collection is a 3/4-inch-thick solid product that is available in hickory. Manufactured in the United States and offered in random lengths up to 7 feet, the Nature collection offers a classic hardwood flooring look with a smooth finish. Available in a 5-inch width and five colors, the Nature collection carries a 25-year warranty. | Mullican Flooring Nature Provincial Hickory Hardwood | Wood/Engineered | Nebraska Furniture Mart

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NC home blogger Chrissy of Chrissy Marie Blog shares her white oak flooring in her home, why white oak is preferred, and the stain color. Read more here.

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Give your space a fresh update with this Malibu Wide Plank French Oak Point Paradise hardwood flooring. Wire-brushed French oak produces a classic look. For lasting use, these random length planks offer

We will forever and always be fans of solid, site-finished hardwood floors. They are classic and add so much value to a home. However, it should be noted that engineered hardwood floors have several benefits, as well. Let’s chat about each!

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