Lacquered Engineered Wood Flooring

Enjoy timeless oak floors with our stunning collection of lacquered engineered wood flooring. Designed with style and durability in mind, the protective lacquer promises enduring quality for your home. Read more

Why choose lacquered engineered wood flooring?

Long-lasting with a lustrous top coat, lacquered engineered wood flooring offers a range of impressive benefits for your home. Thanks to its innovative engineered layers and protective lacquer, it provides the natural strength and appeal of wooden flooring with superior durability – both inside and out.

When installed correctly, lacquered engineered wood flooring is resistant to temperature changes and warping over time, and all at a more favourable price tag than solid hardwood.

For more options, explore our wider collection of herringbone engineered wood flooring and oiled engineered wood flooring.

Helpful Answers for Choosing and Caring for Your Lacquered Engineered Wood Flooring

What is lacquered engineered wood flooring and how is it finished?

Practical and low maintenance, engineered wood is made with a top layer of real hardwood, supported by layers of resilient materials beneath. Unlike an oiled finish, which sinks into the wood, lacquered engineered wood flooring is finished with a strengthening lacquer on top. Similar to a varnish, a lacquered finish can help make your flooring more durable in high-traffic areas.

Is lacquered engineered wood flooring more durable than oiled finishes?

Yes, the beautiful top lacquer creates a protective barrier, offering extra spill and water resistance than oiled engineered wood – though it’s not completely waterproof. Read our oiled vs lacquered wood flooring comparison guide to find out more about the benefits and considerations of each. We also offer UV oiled and lacquered engineered wood flooring to help protect the natural beauty of your floors for years to come.

How should I clean and maintain lacquered engineered wood flooring?

Engineered wood flooring with a lacquered oak finish can attract more dirt and dust on its surface than some oiled flooring designs. To take care of your lacquered floors, sweep them regularly to avoid wear and tear and use a lightly damp mop to deep clean. Never use harsh chemicals or steam mops, as this could damage the planks. Our engineered wood care guide covers everything you need to know.

Is lacquered oak engineered wood flooring suitable for kitchens?

Yes, the impressive strength and durability of lacquered engineered oak flooring makes it ideal for kitchen spaces, but be mindful that it’s not as water resistant as other wood-effect options such as luxury vinyl tile. Make sure to clean up any spills and moisture as soon as you notice them to avoid water damage. Check out our collection of engineered wood for kitchens to find the perfect design for your space.