A real wood wear layer bonded to a plywood or composite core. The core moves less with humidity than solid wood, so the planks stay flatter in kitchens, basements and over concrete.
Does a beige floor show dust?+
Less than a dark stain. Mid and light beige tones hide everyday dust and crumbs better than espresso or black, which is part of why the color sells so well.
Can it go over radiant heat?+
Engineered planks are generally the right choice over radiant heat, but follow the limits printed on the product page and keep the floor temperature within the manufacturer range.
How much extra should I order?+
Add about 5 to 10 percent for cuts and waste, more for a diagonal or herringbone layout. It also leaves you a few boards for a future repair from the same batch.
Beige Hardwood Flooring
Beige floors keep a room light without going stark white. The tone hides dust better than a dark stain and works with warm and cool walls alike, which is why it is the most requested color in our hardwood range.
These are engineered planks: a real wood wear layer over a stable core, which handles humidity better than solid wood. See the rest of the range in engineered hardwood, or compare with beige luxury vinyl if the room needs a waterproof floor.
