Bedroom Engineered Wood Flooring

Designed for strength

You’ve surely seen wooden floors before, but you may be wondering what engineered wood is, and what makes it so special. Engineered wood is made of layers of strong plywood boards, which have been topped with a layer of real wood for an authentic look, and coated with a protective finish to keep them strong and looking great.

Comfortable, yet durable

Engineered wooden flooring can give your bedrooms a cosy feel, with visually appealing planks and the classic feel of wood under your feet. Despite the comfy look, though, engineered wood is also incredibly durable and can resist heavy foot traffic to provide years of quality, making it some of the best flooring for bedrooms.

Browse our full engineered wood range

If you want a cohesive look around your home, you can browse our engineered flooring options for other rooms. Our living room engineered wood is great for communal areas, while our engineered wood for your hallway can give the entrance of your home a striking look. We also offer a range of finishes, such as our lacquered engineered wood.

Engineered Wood Flooring – Bedroom FAQs

Why choose engineered wood for the bedroom?

Engineered wood can give your bedroom the allure of quality wooden flooring, without the high price of solid wood or hardwood. You can read our engineered wood cost guide to see how much you could save.

Additionally, its comfortable feel and durability mean you can use engineered wood for years without needing a replacement.

How durable is engineered wood in the bedroom?

If properly maintained, your engineered wood flooring can last decades, potentially between 20 and 30 years. Engineered wood can also be refinished, so you can restore the original look of your planks even after extended use.

Is engineered wood in the bedroom easy to clean and maintain?

While cleaning engineered wood flooring is simple, you should avoid using too much water when mopping your floors, as you risk causing moisture damage. You can read our guide to removing water stains from engineered wood if you have used a mop with too much liquid.

Which direction should engineered wood be laid in a bedroom?

When installing engineered wood in your bedroom, you can give the illusion of a more spacious room by running your planks parallel to the longest wall. This will make your eyes follow the grain of your wood, putting emphasis on the larger areas of your room.