eg; this pic looks like 4-8mm of real hardwood
Engineered Timber - 1.5mm veneer
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Can someone explain the difference between Super Tough Engineered Timber (Oak) and Engineered Timber (Oak) specifically to the top layer veneer thickness. I've seen some places sell either a floorboard where the top layer veneer is 1.5mm (15mm floorboard), 4mm (15mm floorboard), and 6mm (20mm floorboard).
eg; this pic looks like 4-8mm of real hardwood
eg; this pic looks like 4-8mm of real hardwood
The top veneer is the actual timber on the boards - - I would not personally go with 1.5mm veneer board due to it being to thin. 4mm to 6mm veneer boards are seen in most reputable high end engineered boards.
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