Flooring advice · Cambridge showroom
Hardwood flooring
Real wood brings natural grain, warmth and character into your home. Explore engineered and solid hardwood, with practical advice on choosing the right construction.
Know your floor
Engineered or solid: both are real wood.
Solid hardwood is wood through its thickness. Engineered hardwood has a real wood surface over a layered core. The right choice depends on your subfloor, room conditions, desired plank width and long-term plans—not simply the colour you prefer.
An honest comparison
The advantages. The trade-offs.
Why people choose it
- Natural variation gives each floor its own character.
- A wide range of species, finishes, widths and patterns.
- Some wood floors can be refreshed or refinished, depending on construction and condition.
What to keep in mind
- Wood responds to humidity and needs suitable indoor conditions.
- Scratches, dents and wear are part of living with a natural material.
- Wood is not a waterproof floor; moisture and cleaning need care.
Installation matters
A good floor starts underneath.
We assess the subfloor, moisture conditions and manufacturer’s requirements before recommending an installation method. Compare engineered and solid options with our team, and plan transitions, stairs and trim alongside the flooring.
We can also help you coordinate flooring colours, textures and finishes with the rest of your interior. Bring your cabinet, paint or countertop samples to our showroom.
Browse the catalogue
Explore products below.
Use the catalogue to explore styles, then speak with us about suitability, pricing and installation.
