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Home›Products›Flooring›Engineered Flooring

Engineered Flooring

By Justin Felix
July 19, 2016
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Australian engineered flooring manufacturer Big River recently announced a new generation of its engineered Australian hardwood flooring. The new range is an affordable alternative to their five-layered Australian eucalypt hardwood Armourfloor product.

Beneath a thick layer of Australian hardwood is an engineered eucalyptus plywood core. According to Big River, this ensures stability and reduces the risk of bending and cupping.

Big River’s floors are available in five different Australian hardwood timber species.

www.bigrivergroup.com.au

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