Engineered hardwood floors offer the look and luxury of solid hardwood, but with greater durability—at a fraction of the ...

Engineered flooring installation is DIY-friendly and is available in glued or interlocking planks that make it easier to install.

If you're thinking of getting new floors, engineered wood flooring is a great options. Consider the pros and cons before makings your decision.

AHF Products, Mountville, Pa., announced that its Bruce brand unfinished solid and engineered hardwood flooring has received ...

Laminate flooring is similar in many ways to engineered wood: Both are floating floors made up of tongue-and-groove planks that snap together. And both floors come in various widths, and dozens of ...

When choosing new flooring for your home, remember that each type—from hardwood to vinyl—has its place. Porcelain tile suits rooms where things get busy, wet, and messy, like entries, mudrooms ...

Check out the best flooring from CR’s tests, including top-rated options in solid wood, engineered wood, laminate, porcelain tile, and vinyl.

The fundamental difference between hardwood and laminate flooring is how it’s made: Hardwood is harvested from trees, whereas laminate is a fabricated product.

Engineered hardwood floors offer the look and luxury of solid hardwood, but with greater durability—at a fraction of the price.