Everything you need to know
about engineered wood fitting.
From subfloor preparation to the final finish — practical advice on getting engineered wood flooring installed properly in your home.
What does engineered wood fitting involve?
Engineered wood flooring can be fitted in several ways — glued down, nailed to a timber subfloor, or floated over an underlay. The right method depends on your subfloor type, the product you've chosen, and whether you have underfloor heating.
Proper acclimatisation is important — the boards need to sit in the room for at least 48 hours before fitting so they adjust to the humidity and temperature. Our fitters also check the subfloor for moisture levels and flatness before starting.
Every job includes door bars and trims as standard for a clean, finished look.
Engineered wood fitting FAQs
What areas do you cover?
Does engineered wood work with underfloor heating?
How long does acclimatisation take?
Can you fit over existing flooring?
Do I need to move furniture beforehand?
Are your fitters insured?
Ready to get your wood floor fitted?
Book a free home visit and we'll bring samples to you, measure up, and send you a full fitted quote — no obligation.
