Hi,
Has anyone here have experiences with solid and engineered flooring?
I'm curious which is warmer to the feet during canadian winter?
I have a laminate on my floor right now and its freezing cold to the
feet I want to put my carpet back on.

I think the solid feels warmer but that it's a mind thing. I'm one of
those people that likes real wood flooring so much that it feels warmer.

I think the solid feels warmer but that it's a mind thing. I'm one of
those people that likes real wood flooring so much that it feels warmer.

"kelly" wrote in message ...
Hi,
Has anyone here have experiences with solid and engineered flooring?
I'm curious which is warmer to the feet during canadian winter?
I have a laminate on my floor right now and its freezing cold to the feet
I want to put my carpet back on.

They can both be cold. In my house, I have some engineered wood over
concrete slab and it does feel cold. I have some laminate over top of a
sub-floor and it is not quite as cold.

IMO, nothing beats real hardwood. Put a rug in front of the sofa and chairs
to keep your feet warmer.

Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
"kelly" wrote in message ...

Hi,
Has anyone here have experiences with solid and engineered flooring?
I'm curious which is warmer to the feet during canadian winter?
I have a laminate on my floor right now and its freezing cold to the feet
I want to put my carpet back on.


They can both be cold. In my house, I have some engineered wood over
concrete slab and it does feel cold. I have some laminate over top of a
sub-floor and it is not quite as cold.

IMO, nothing beats real hardwood. Put a rug in front of the sofa and chairs
to keep your feet warmer.


you can repair scratches yourself if you go with the real hardwood. in
the process of having a room redone. will use bona mega water base. that
way the floor will not get the yellow tint later. easy to repair scratches.