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What is cheaper LVP or engineered hardwood?
Are engineered floors or luxury vinyl planks more expensive? While the cost of flooring surfaces vary widely, luxury vinyl planks are typically 1/2 to 2/3 the cost of engineered hardwood floors. Both types of flooring cost less than solid hardwood floors.
How to tell the difference between LVP and engineered hardwood?
LVP is thicker than standard vinyl flooring and has a wear layer that protects against scratches and dents. On the other hand, engineered wood floors offer durability along with the look and feel of real wood. It's a popular choice for homeowners who want high-end hardwood floors that can withstand heavy foot traffic.
What is the toughest wood flooring?
The hardest wood used for flooring is Ipe, also known as Lapacho, but it is very rare and expensive. The hardest wood commonly used for flooring is Hickory, which has a rating of 1820 on the Janka wood hardness chart.
Is LVP engineered flooring?
LVP is more water-resistant than engineered hardwood. In fact, many LVP flooring options are 100% waterproof. This makes them ideal for areas that may see water, such as kitchens, bathrooms, and basements. Because LVP is made of vinyl, water isn't a concern for the flooring material itself.
