Solid and Engineered Wood Flooring

At Wood Floor Solutions NW, we install solid wood, engineered wood and laminate floors to all kinds of houses and buildings in North Wales, Cheshire and Wirral. Scroll down to see examples of our wood floor installations.

Engineered wood has become a popular choice for many of our clients, as there are many benefits to the material, such as strength, stability in different moisture and heat, a beautiful real wood used on the top layer, and often a lower cost than solid wood.

But solid wood has it’s benefits too. Repair work is easy and relatively inexpensive, as solid wood can be sanded back, oiled, and refinished several times over its lifetime. It can be a little harder to do this with engineered wood as you are working with a thinner top layer of wood.

To give you an idea of what your floor could look like, take a look at the examples below. Always bear in mind that we provide more options for you to choose from. 

Oak engineered wood flooring, finished with UV oil. The oak’s natural and distinctive grain comes through, enhanced by the UV oil, to provide a timeless look and comforting colour, especially for those winter evenings.

The project started with preparation of the floor, before fitting the oak engineered wood tiles, then repairing and fitting the skirting boards, and then applying the UV oil for that polished effect. What’s more, the UV oil is very environmentally friendly and easy to repair.

We completed this project in Wirral (West Kirby).

Below is a complete solid wood flooring installation we carried out in North Wales (Rhyl) using individual engineered wood oak planks measuring 110mm long.

We used Wakol PU 280 Polyurethane Primer, which acts as a moisture barrier, and Wakol MS 260 Parquet Adhesive to really secure the oak planks into place.

Below is a complete engineered wood floor installation we carried out in North Wales (Rhyl) using individual engineered oak wood planks measuring 110mm long.

We used Wakol PU 280 Polyurethane Primer, which acts as a moisture barrier, and Wakol MS 260 Parquet Adhesive to really secure the oak planks into place.  

This kitchen in North Wales (Conwy) was transformed with an oak engineered wood floor. The white matt walls contrasted with the rich colour and tones of the oak wood to give a fresh, classy look to the room.

The grain and knots within this oak variety gave the floor a really sense of character. Each oak plank measured 120mm wide and 18mm thick.

We used Wakol PU 280 Polyurethane Primer and then Wakol MS 260 Parquet Adhesive to bind the planks to the floor. 

Using 120mm wide, 20mm thick engineered wood, this flooring was stripped back and then made new by Wood Floor Solutions NW, in an old building in Cheshire (Handbridge, Chester).

The process included using Wakol PU 280 Polyurethane Primer, followed by Wakol granular primer (self-levelled), with the planks being glued into place using Wakol MS 260 Parquet Adhesive.