For an economical home renovation option, consider engineered flooring.<\/p>\n
\u201cEngineered flooring is a popular choice for homeowners on a budget. The surface is a sandwich of multiple wood laminations, with unfinished ply on the bottom and finished wood on the top. Its cross-grain construction looks clean and performs well in high-moisture locations,\u201d explained Dean Dupre, the owner of Champion Tile and Marble in Tampa Bay, Florida.<\/p>\n
Most engineered wood comes pre-finished, so the top layer is already sanded and sealed. Once installed, it can be walked on immediately. This type of flooring is budget-conscious for two reasons: it is made inexpensively, and it is very easy to install without professional help. \u201cThe almost-instant installation bonus of this nail-less flooring is very appealing, and it comes in a variety of attractive choices, including maple, hickory, bamboo and oak,\u201d Dupre said.<\/p>\n
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