What Are the Disadvantages of Engineered Wood Flooring?

While engineered wood flooring offers beauty and versatility, it does come with a few notable drawbacks:

• The top veneer layer is thin, which limits the number of times it can be sanded and refinished.

• It’s not fully waterproof—prolonged exposure to moisture can cause warping, swelling, or buckling.

• Sunlight exposure over time may lead to fading or discolouration.
  Despite these cons, proper care and a controlled environment can help minimise risks and extend its lifespan.