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Engineered Hardwood

A Smart Alternative to Solid Wood

If you want the timeless beauty of real hardwood with added flexibility, engineered hardwood flooring is the perfect choice. At Millennium Hardwood Flooring, we specialize in the expert installation of engineered hardwood floors designed to withstand Austin’s climate, home construction styles, and everyday life.

Whether you’re working with a concrete slab foundation or remodeling a high-humidity area, engineered hardwood offers the natural charm of wood with modern resilience and stability.

What Is Engineered Hardwood?

Unlike solid hardwood, which is cut from a single piece of timber, engineered hardwood is made up of multiple layers:

  • Top Layer (Veneer): A real hardwood wear layer that varies in thickness depending on product quality

  • Core Layers: Made from high-density plywood or fiberboard, these layers provide structural strength and resistance to moisture

  • Backing Layer: A stabilizing bottom layer that helps the floor resist cupping, warping, and expansion

Engineered hardwood looks identical to solid hardwood once installed—but it performs better in certain environments, especially homes with slab foundations or variable humidity levels like those in Central Texas.

Palladio Collection by Master's Craft

White Wash
Whiskey
Walnut
Tobacco Barn
Silver Lining
Nantucket

Villa Caprisi Engineered Hardwood Flooring

Vaneto
Valentina
Trentino
Romagna
Messina
Lazio

The Madera Collection

Carlisle American Hickory
Kingston American Hickory
Liverpool European Oak
Newcastle American Hickory
Oxford American Hickory
Windsor American Hickory

Engineered Hardwood Flooring Brands

We offer premium engineered hardwood from trusted brands known for durability, style, and long-lasting performance in every plank.

Why Austin Homeowners Choose Engineered Hardwood

Engineered wood is one of the most versatile and in-demand flooring options in Austin. Here’s why:

Designed for Stability

Its layered construction resists expansion and contraction caused by temperature and humidity changes—perfect for Austin’s dry summers and rainy seasons.

Real Hardwood Surface

Engineered flooring is not a synthetic alternative—it’s topped with genuine wood and available in popular species like White Oak, Hickory, Maple, Walnut, and more.

Works Over Slab Foundations

Engineered planks can be glued directly to concrete or floated, making them ideal for homes without crawlspaces or subfloors.

Wide Plank & Long-Length Options

Because of its structural integrity, engineered hardwood is ideal for wide planks (6–10 inches or more) without the risk of warping that solid wood may pose.

Compatible with Radiant Heat

Engineered hardwood performs well over radiant heating systems, offering style and warmth underfoot.

Our Engineered Hardwood Flooring Options

We offer premium engineered wood products from trusted brands, available in a wide range of:

  • Wood Species: White Oak, Red Oak, Hickory, Maple, Walnut, and more

  • Plank Widths: Ranging from 3″ to 10″+ for modern, wide-plank layouts

  • Textures: Smooth, wire-brushed, hand-scraped, or distressed finishes

  • Stains & Colors: Natural, espresso, gray wash, fumed, smoked, and custom blends

  • Finish Types: Matte, satin, semi-gloss, and oil-based or UV-cured finishes

  • Wear Layer Thickness: From 1.5mm to 6mm, allowing for future refinishing

Not sure what to choose? We bring samples to your home so you can see how each option looks in your actual lighting and decor.

Ideal Applications for Engineered Hardwood

Engineered wood works beautifully in virtually every room of your home, especially where solid wood may not be practical:

  • Living Rooms

  • Bedrooms

  • Dining Areas

  • Hallways & Entryways

  • Finished Basements

  • Kitchens (with proper care)

  • Stairs and Landings

  • Condos and Apartments with concrete subfloors

Engineered Hardwood Maintenance Tips

  • Sweep or vacuum regularly to prevent scratching

  • Use a microfiber mop with wood-safe cleaner—avoid excess water

  • Place rugs in entryways and under furniture

  • Install felt pads on furniture legs

  • Maintain indoor humidity between 35–55% for best performance

Need help maintaining your engineered floors? We offer recoating services and expert recommendations for refinishing when appropriate.

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