Has anyone found wide-plank, engineered wood flooring anywhere?
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Has anyone heard of Nuvelle Engineered flooring?
Comments (18)My experience with Nuvelle interlock hardwood flooring is NOTHING but dissappointing. Installed the floor 2 years ago as a floating floor and it has moved away from the walls leaving about on inch gap from two of the edges and wherever there were knots in the plank the wood has split... the interlocking mechanism is failing in many areas . The inspector said it was installation error but where they say was installation error we are not having problems! It’s the incredible shrinking floor going on 2 years now and still shrinking... $6000 Down the drain. Bought from Home Depot by sun crest supply and all have used the inaccurate floor inspector report which was written a month after he inspected the floor and called to ask me questions because he couldn’t remember the inspection ! I have copies of many customers who bought the same type of floor and are having the same issues I am but Home Depot and Suncrest supply took our money and ran... no resolution for us ... saving for a new floor in the future. Be wary of the interlocking floating floor! The design is not working in our house in Colorado!...See MoreBest brands for Engineered hardwood (wide plank) flooring
Comments (1)The reviews you're probably looking at are the low priced levels when 'locking correctly' is mentioned. If you offer a budget level you'll get far more opinions. Otherwise it's a wild card game....See MoreHas anyone used Maple Cardiff engineered wood flooring by Malibu?
Comments (1)I haven't but do really like it and am considering it. Have you purchased it?...See MoreWide Plank Engineered Wood Floors - Warping
Comments (23)Warping of wide plank is mainly an issue with SOLID WOOD. A decent quality engineered floor will not move significantly with normal humidity changes. The main issue with them would be to ensure that there is not issue with moisture from underneath and to maintain at least 35% humidity in the air, an issue mainly seen in deserts or areas where freezing temperatures cause humidity to go to zero....See MoreRelated Professionals
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