Engineered Wood Flooring

Engineered wood flooring Vs hardwood flooring

Engineered wood flooring from Karnav is better than any hardwood flooring. Engineered wood flooring is resistant to any kind of expansion and contraction due to moisture and weather changes, whereas hardwood flooring can expand or contract due to moisture.

Karnav engineered wood flooring can be made available up to 8ft long lengths, which is not possible in hardwood flooring. Karnav engineered wood flooring can also be made in widths upto 1ft wide, but hardwood flooring cannot be made more than 5 inches wide due to its bending problem.

Karnav engineered wood flooring gives you a much better finish than hardwood flooring and is weather proof. Karnav engineered wood flooring is also more cost friendly than hardwood flooring saving you more money. You also get a better look with longer planks of karnav engineered wood flooring.

Karnav engineered wood flooring is highly scratch resistant and water resistant. Karnav engineered wood flooring is available in high graded woods making it more appealing. Karnav engineered wood floors are made of veneer grade wood material making it more beautiful than hardwood flooring which contains a lot of knots and cracks. Karnav engineered wood flooring is available in many species of wood and available in more than 20 different colours.

Karnav engineered wood flooring can be put in your bedrooms, drawing rooms and lobby areas. These can also be used for commercial spaces and offices. Karnav engineered wood flooring can be customised as per client colour requirements and is readily available in stock.

Karnav engineered wood flooring is also mpore resistant to termites than hardwood flooring because of its well built engineered structure. Karnav engineered wood flooring is also more sturdy and can last you more than 50 years if maintained properly. These are the many reasons to choose karnav engineered wood flooring.

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