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White Engineered Wood Flooring
For a bright, neutral finish that can fit seamlessly into any room, browse white engineered flooring from Flooring King. With a variety of styles to suit your home, our white engineered wood flooring is designed to withstand heavy foot traffic. Its layered plywood construction is topped with real wood, giving it an authentic look, while a protective finish helps to prevent scratches and scuffs.
White oak engineered wood flooring is available at a much lower price than solid wood or hardwood floors, and it requires much less intensive maintenance, so you can enjoy the look of wooden floors without needing to put any extra effort in. Take a look at our collection today to find your ideal match!
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Delivered from Wed 3rd Dec100mm Width400mm Length14mm ThicknessTongue & Groove Herringbone Wood FlooringTimba Floor Engineered Herringbone Oak - Brushed And Oiled Whitewashed Grey 4416£39.99 per m²£47.99 per m² -
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Versatile styling options with white engineered wood
White is one of the most common neutral shades used in interior design, meaning it can be styled into a variety of colour combinations without clashing with your room’s aesthetic. Our range of white engineered wood flooring combines a versatile shade with an authentic wood finish, making it easy to style.
Cost-effective and durable
By layering pieces of plywood to create sturdy boards, our white engineered wood flooring is available at a lower price than other wooden options. You won’t have to sacrifice quality for price, however, as our white engineered wood can still last decades with the appropriate level of care.
Try our other shades of engineered wood
If our white engineered flooring isn’t to your tastes, we have a range of other styles to choose from. Our range of natural engineered wood features more realistic wood shades, such as our oak engineered wood flooring and different shades of brown engineered wood flooring.
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White Engineered Wood Flooring FAQs
Why choose white engineered wood flooring?
Among the most significant benefits of engineered wood flooring are its durability, its authentic look and feel for a lower price than real wood, and its ability to be styled into a range of designs. For more info, you can read our ‘What is engineered wood flooring?’ guide for a complete introduction to this material. In addition, white flooring can help open up a smaller space, or create a neutral base that’s ideal for pops of décor colour!
Is white engineered wood flooring hard to maintain?
Compared to solid and hardwood floors, our white engineered wood flooring typically requires less upkeep. You can remove water stains from engineered wood using widely available solutions like white spirit or mineral oil. Engineered wood can also be refinished if needed, allowing you to refresh its original look.
Does white engineered wood flooring suit modern interiors?
With white being such a versatile shade in interior design, and a wooden finish having timeless appeal, white engineered flooring can be styled to suit any room. From traditional designs to modern looks, it’s easy to work into your preferred style.
How durable is white engineered wood flooring in high-traffic areas?
The protective wear layer of our white engineered wood makes it particularly strong for resisting foot traffic. The thickness of engineered wood flooring plays a part in its durability, as thicker options will typically be able to withstand high traffic for longer time periods.