Engineered hardwood is a timeless choice for homeowners and contractors seeking elegance, durability, and versatility. At Vertex Flooring, we offer an extensive range of premium engineered hardwood solutions crafted for stability, aesthetic charm, and long-lasting performance.
Whether you’re upgrading a single room or outfitting an entire home, our manufacturer-direct prices and expert guidance ensure you get the best value.
Classic elegance meets modern design—this engineered hardwood in a herringbone pattern creates visual rhythm and timeless sophistication for any refined interior.
Striking and refined, this chevron-engineered hardwood brings bold geometry and rich character to interiors that demand movement, texture, and architectural charm.
An actual work of art underfoot—this marquetry flooring blends intricate patterns with rich wood tones, bringing old-world elegance into contemporary interiors.
Whether you're working with classic architecture or contemporary minimalism, our collections are curated to complement your vision. Each design reflects decades of innovation, craftsmanship, and material mastery—making our flooring more than just a surface.
Engineered hardwood combines the beauty of solid wood with advanced construction that provides dimensional stability. Made of multiple layers of real wood, it resists changes in humidity and temperature, making it a smart solution for various living spaces.
Here’s why Vertex Flooring customers prefer our engineered hardwood:
At Vertex Flooring, we offer a curated selection of engineered hardwood planks that showcase the finest craftsmanship from European sources. From rustic charm to modern refinement, our options suit every design vision.
Available options include:
Our engineered hardwood flooring features a traditional tongue and groove profile, designed specifically for glue-down installation. No nails are required, but proper adhesion is essential—this ensures stability, performance, and long-term durability.
Before installation begins, it’s crucial to let the flooring rest in its intended environment. After delivery, keep the boxes sealed and allow the planks to acclimate in the installation area for at least 72 hours. This step helps prevent expansion or contraction and ensures a smooth, lasting result.
One of the most significant advantages of engineered hardwood flooring is its adaptability. Its layered construction makes it more resistant to warping than solid wood, which means it can be installed in areas where traditional hardwood would typically struggle. Whether you’re renovating a cozy condo or building a large custom home, engineered wood is built to meet diverse design and functional needs.
Whether you’re designing a luxury loft or upgrading a rental property, Vertex Flooring’s premium engineered hardwood delivers the right mix of beauty, performance, and installation flexibility.
When compared to other floorings like laminate or luxury vinyl, engineered hardwood offers a real wood surface with superior stability and visual appeal. It provides the warmth and character of hardwood while being easier to install and maintain than solid wood.
Vertex Flooring is a trusted flooring manufacturer offering engineered hardwood at both wholesale and retail levels. Whether you’re a designer sourcing hundreds of square feet or a homeowner remodeling a small space, you’ll find unmatched quality and service.
From selection to delivery, Vertex Flooring ensures a smooth and efficient journey. With our extensive showroom and expert insights, you’ll feel confident in your choice.
Visit our showroom in Holliston, MA, to explore our wide selection of engineered hardwood flooring options. Our expert staff is ready to help you make a choice that aligns with your needs, budget, and aesthetic. Experience the craftsmanship and value that set Vertex Flooring apart.
Stop by our showroom or contact us today to speak with a flooring specialist.
It depends on the thickness of the wear layer. Our wear layer is 3.5 mm thick. It can be refinished 2 or 3 times, while thinner planks may not be suitable for refinishing.
Engineered hardwood is more stable under fluctuating humidity and temperature conditions. It’s easier to install, especially over concrete or radiant heat.
