Changsha Engineered Wood Flooring

Gentle distressing and sophisticated gray hues come together to make Changsha the perfect neutral for your home. The 5-inch boards are accented by classic wood graining in medium to dark ash gray with a hint of taupe brown undertones. It is a trend-forward style combined with the durability and versatility of engineered hardwood.

Features:
– 3/8″ x 5″ prefinished, engineered hardwood
– Distressed 1mm hardwood veneer with MDF core
– Medium to dark ash gray, natural graining
– Easy click installation
– Suitable for radiant heat

Installation Tips:
– Easy click installation
– Store flooring flat for 48 hours in its original packaging at room temperature.
– Must be installed over a clean, stable, flat, smooth, and dry surface.
– Moisture barrier is required for installations over concrete.
– For a more natural look, mix planks well when installing.

About Distressed Flooring:
Distressing is a technique that gives floors a natural, time-worn appeal. It beautifully replicates the rippled appearance of a vintage, handcrafted floor.

About Engineered Flooring:
Engineered flooring consists of REAL hardwood layers with either a plywood, medium-density fiberboard (MDF) or lumber core. It’s extremely stable, which means it’s the perfect floor for any level of the home!

MDF (medium density fiberboard) engineered flooring is constructed with a real hardwood veneer atop a moisture-resistant core which is made from real wood fibers that are compressed into a dense, impact-resistant format. In addition to providing extra protection against denting, the MDF enables the most precise milling of the locking profile to enhance ease of use and durability.

Lumber core engineered flooring is made of narrow strips of lumber glued together to create a dense, impact-resistant slab with a layer of hardwood veneer affixed to the top. This construction maintains superb dimensional stability through seasonal humidity and temperature fluctuations in the home.

With plywood engineered products, real wood veneer layers are stacked on one another, with the grain of the adjacent layers oriented perpendicular to each other. Because wood expands and contracts in the direction of the grain, one layer stabilizes the next, resulting in a product that is less susceptible to the effects of moisture and temperature change.

Due to its construction, all engineered flooring works well in any climate -including high-moisture or extremely dry areas.