
Layered construction
A real hardwood surface supported by multiple layers.


Engineered hardwood combines genuine wood character with layered construction and installation choices. Explore colours, finishes and specifications for your space.
A real hardwood surface sits above multiple supporting layers. This construction offers greater dimensional stability than traditional solid hardwood while keeping the natural appearance and character of wood.
The exact wear layer, core and installation options differ by product.

A real hardwood surface supported by multiple layers.

Genuine grain and character, with natural variation.

Compare colours, plank widths and finishes.
Real wood grain and natural character.
Layered construction helps reduce movement.
From classic to contemporary looks.
Styles suited to modern rooms.
Methods vary by product and subfloor.
For many residential applications.
Both are genuine wood flooring choices. Solid hardwood is one piece of wood throughout its thickness. Engineered hardwood has a real wood surface supported by a layered core.
Construction affects stability, installation possibilities and refinishing potential. Compare the specific products and your room conditions with our team.
Explore solid hardwood


Not all engineered hardwood is constructed the same. A thicker usable hardwood surface may offer more future refinishing options, depending on the product.
Thickness affects possible future refinishing.
May influence transitions and installation.
Compare the supporting layers.
Each species has a distinct look and hardness.
Ask about sheen, care and durability.
Choose a scale that suits the room.
Follow the selected product’s instructions.
Depends on the usable hardwood surface.
Review product-specific coverage.
Compare species, colour, plank width and finish using real samples at the showroom.
Oak
Maple
Hickory
Walnut
Birch
White oak
Modern grey
Warm brownVisit our showroom to see current samples and confirm product availability.

Visit our Calgary showroom to compare colours, textures, plank sizes and product construction with the Maple Leaf Flooring team.