Burnt Plywood Flooring Ideas

November 01, 2022

Pros And Cons Of Plywood Flooring

Plywood floors are much cheaper than solid hardwood floors and they are also easy to install. Whether you're transforming a room, an office, or an entire home, plywood can work for you. To help you decide, we've compiled a list of the pros and cons of plywood flooring. Advantages of plywood flooring

Durable for any environment

Because it is designed with many layers, plywood flooring is strong, stable and durable. Unlike MDF (another engineered material), plywood does not absorb water quickly, making it less prone to water damage. With plywood flooring, you can remodel your home without having to worry about huge expenses. Disadvantages of plywood flooring

Comparisons with hardwood

Although it has many positive qualities, plywood will never live up to the hardwood alternative. Plywood is less durable than hardwood and although you can paint it to improve its aesthetics, plywood won't look as great as premium hardwood floors. If you plan to use plywood on the exterior, you will need to purchase exterior glued plywood. If you are using plywood as your finished flooring, be sure to purchase a cherry oak or walnut species, as these varieties will last longer. When you choose plywood, you don't need to hire experts, saving you money on both your flooring and installation. Call us on 09 525 6293 for a quote on plywood, hardwood or retaining materials in Auckland.