Engineered Hardwood Flooring

Oak, hickory and herringbone engineered hardwood floors with real-wood wear layers on stable multi-ply cores. Boards arrive factory-finished, with matching stair nosings and trims in the same NOVARMIA shipment.

Warm-brown herringbone flooring with open wood grain in a furnished neutral living room

Our Engineered Hardwood Flooring

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Engineered Wood Planks & Parquet Patterns

Engineered-wood floor scene with pale gray straight planks, staggered end joints and lengthwise grain.

Straight Engineered Planks

Pale gray oak-veneer floorboards and natural hickory planks, with a 3 mm hickory face in 14 mm total, give real-wood floors on stable plywood cores.

Warm-brown herringbone flooring with open wood grain in a furnished neutral living room

Herringbone & Chevron Flooring

450 × 75 mm herringbone and 45-degree chevron engineered oak, 15 mm with a 3 mm oak face, create patterned floors.

One complete square engineered oak parquet panel with nine alternating-grain face squares and exposed plywood edge layers.

Engineered Parquet Panels

Square-pattern engineered oak parquet panels set nine oak squares on one plywood-backed module.

Engineered Flooring Faces, Layers & Joints

Real-Wood Face

The real-wood face is oak or hickory, with its species, grade and thickness listed.

Layered Board Construction

Multi-ply cores keep boards stable; we give total and face thickness.

Pattern-Specific Edges

Planks, herringbone blocks, chevron pieces and panels each have their own edges and ends.

Rectangular blocks form a warm-brown herringbone floor appearance

Engineered Wood Flooring Specification Choices

DetailWhat we need from youWhy it matters
Face woodWood species and finishDefines the real-wood face.
Layer buildThickness you needSets the construction.
Piece dimensionsPlank, herringbone, chevron or panelSets piece sets.
Layout directionPattern directionSets alignment and cutting.
Joint and installationGlue-down or floatingMatches joints to installation.
Floor build-upFloor build-upCoordinates thresholds.

Engineered Hardwood Flooring Supply

Flooring Units

  • Planks, blocks or panels
  • Wood face and core
  • Left and right pieces where needed

Pattern & Edge Items

  • Border and perimeter pieces by layout
  • Matching nosings and trims
  • Room quantities with cut and spare allowances

Installation & Delivery

  • Adhesive or underlay when ordered
  • Subfloor preparation on site
  • Product and room labels on the packing schedule

Engineered Wood Flooring Cost Factors

Face & Layer Construction

Species, face thickness, core and finish set the price.

Pattern & Piece Format

Straight planks cost less to make than chevron pieces or parquet panels.

Surface & Accessories

Textured or stained faces and matching nosings add to the floor price.

Quantity & Pattern Sets

We count handed pieces and spares for each pattern.

Engineered Floor Selection & Quantity Schedule

  1. Choose wood and pattern

    Pick the wood and whether rooms get planks, herringbone, chevron or panels.

  2. Confirm the construction

    We confirm face, core, thickness and joints.

  3. Set lines and levels

    We align the pattern with walls and doors and check levels.

  4. Factory-finished delivery

    Boards arrive factory-finished, with matching stair nosings and trims in the same shipment.

Engineered Hardwood Flooring FAQs

How is engineered wood different from laminate?

It has a real-wood face; laminate is a printed image on fiberboard.

What is the difference between herringbone and chevron?

Herringbone pieces meet at right angles; chevron pieces have angled ends forming a V.

How thick are your engineered floors?

The listed products are 14 to 15 mm with a 3 mm wood face; each states its build.

Can engineered flooring be sanded and refinished?

With a 3 mm face, usually once or twice. We confirm for each product.

Do parquet panels avoid cutting waste?

They reduce it, but perimeters and doorways still need cuts.

Is installation material included?

Adhesive and underlay are supplied when you order them.

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