Baskadia

Solid Hardwood Flooring

Material: Solid pieces of wood (typically ¾ inch thick). Species: Common species include oak, maple, hickory, and walnut.

Durability: Can be sanded and refinished multiple times, making it long-lasting.

: Timeless appearance, can last for decades with proper care.

Disadvantages: Sensitive to humidity and temperature changes, which can cause expansion or contraction.

Engineered Hardwood Flooring

Material: Made of multiple layers of wood, with a hardwood veneer on top and plywood or fiberboard layers beneath.

Durability: More resistant to humidity and temperature changes than solid hardwood; can be refinished, but not as many times as solid hardwood.

Installation: Can be glued, nailed, or installed as a floating floor.

Advantages: More stable in fluctuating climates, can be installed over concrete or radiant heat.

Disadvantages: Limited refinishing compared to solid hardwood.

Bamboo Floorin

Material: Made from bamboo, which is technically a grass but functions like hardwood.

Durability: Harder than many traditional wood species and eco-friendly due to bamboo’s rapid growth cycle.

Installation: Similar to engineered wood, it can be glued or nailed.

Advantages: Eco-friendly, highly durable, and resistant to moisture.

Disadvantages: Can be more prone to scratching, and quality can vary significantly depending on the manufacturer.