Dark Engineered Wood

Why choose dark engineered wood flooring?

Although lighter engineered woods are fantastic for brightening up a dimmer space, they don’t suit all aesthetics. This is where dark engineered wood flooring comes in. Providing a cosier and classier feeling, their shades are perfect for spaces that use darker tones and earthier accents in their décor.

Exceptionally durable

Like all of the engineered woods in our range, engineered dark wood flooring comes with excellent levels of durability. Being both scratch and stain resistant, it’s a brilliant choice for use in your kitchen, hallway, and other high-traffic areas of your home.

DIY-friendly and affordable

One of the best aspects of engineered wood floors is how DIY-friendly they are to install. Using an innovative click-and-lock method, those with DIY knowledge will find this sort of floor much easier to install than real wood planks, while also having a much lighter impact on your wallet.

See our full engineered wood range

As beautiful as dark engineered wood floors are, they aren’t for everyone, which is why we offer our customers a wide selection of brown engineered woods and natural engineered planks. Take your time browsing what we have on offer to find the right choice of engineered wood for your home.

Dark oak engineered wood flooring FAQs

Got some questions around our dark oak engineered wood flooring sets? Take a look at our frequently asked questions below, or get in touch with our team directly to see if we have the answers you’re searching for:

Does dark engineered wood flooring show scratches more easily?

While there is much to like about dark engineered wood flooring, scratches and imperfections do show up more easily on darker planks due to their higher level of colour contrast. However, unlike laminate vs engineered wood, you can refinish engineered wood planks to get rid of these marks.

How do you maintain and clean dark engineered wood flooring?

The best way to look after your dark engineered wood flooring is to sweep your floor regularly and mop it with warm and soapy water when it looks a little dirty. Engineered wood is very low maintenance, but regular cleaning will definitely help to maintain it in the long run.