Engineered Wood Flooring for the Office

Durability and style

Engineered wood is made of multiple layers of strong plywood topped with real wood for an authentic finish, and covered in a protective wear layer to prevent surface damage. These combine to make great looking wooden floors that are built to last for years.

Straightforward installation

When you install engineered wood, you can choose from a variety of methods to suit your preferences. Keep your planks in place with a click lock system, or choose a tongue and groove pattern for simple installation. You can also secure your engineered wood floors with glue or nails, or even float your floor for an easy solution.

Engineered wood around the home

Looking to redecorate beyond the office? Our collections of kitchen engineered wood flooring and living room engineered wood flooring are perfect for your communal areas. You can also use our hallway engineered wood flooring to give your corridors and entry ways a beautiful finish.

Office Engineered Wood Flooring FAQs

Why choose engineered wood flooring for your home office?

What makes engineered wood flooring so popular is its durability and authentic wooden look. It offers a classic, versatile look for a fraction of the cost of other wooden floors, making it a great choice if you’re looking to upgrade your home office flooring. Read our list of five reasons to install wood flooring to learn all the benefits.

Will an office chair scratch an engineered wood floor?

Engineered wood is designed to protect against scratches and scuffs with its wear layer, but surface damage from furniture is still possible. Consider using a protective mat with your office chair when installing an engineered floor, especially if it has wheels made of heavy plastic or metal.

How should I care for engineered wood flooring in my study room?

Cleaning engineered wood regularly can help keep it in good condition. You can also read our guide to repairing engineered wood if you notice any imperfections that may need fixing. To keep your floors looking great for as long as possible, consider refinishing your engineered wood flooring every few years to restore its original look and refresh your wear layer.