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Engineered vs Solid Hardwood at 5,280 Feet in Colorado

Spacious dining room with a dark wooden table, elegant chairs, and ambient lighting

Engineered hardwood holds up better against Colorado’s dry indoor air and wide humidity swings because its cross-layered core resists the expansion and contraction that solid wood goes through. Solid hardwood still works, but it needs a slab-free subfloor, stricter acclimation, and more tolerance for seasonal gaps. What’s actually different between the two products? Solid hardwood … Read more

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