Natural and Synthetic Floors

Various types of floorings are available in the market right now, but have you ever wondered why the natural materials have been more expensive? Had been a formidable material on top of everything? Well your guess is right, though how much they have engineered a piece to look and feel like the naturals it will never become one, probably not even close.

Right now Coker Floor Company lays out all the cards to you so you can decide which one would best suit your lifestyle and meet your goals within your budget. The professionals and the long experience of the company will help you and guide you in making the right options but never force you too for the sake of selling.

The Price

Although purchasing an engineered one can still be an option, given its lower cost and easy installation however, if you really wanted a floor that will stand out and last for generations, you should consider a natural material like hardwood floors and natural stones. The investment would definitely be worth every single penny.

Durability

The most common drawback of synthetic materials is durability, although they often come with a warranty but nobody can really tell how long they would last. They are more prone to wear and tear than the naturals which by the way often don’t come with a warranty since they have proven themselves already.

Appearance

The synthetic materials come in a wide variety of shades and patterns unlike the natural floors that only come with limited shades. However, the natural material has a very different and distinct aura and appearance that never fails to attract everyone that sees it.

Installation

Installation can be breeze with engineered floorings, it is more like assembling a Lego piece and you are good to go. On the other hand, natural hardwood and stones can really be a pain during installation you have to install each plank properly and carefully to achieve the proper result.

Maintenance

Maintaining both types of flooring is just about the same. Clean them regularly and prevent heavy damage by lifting your furniture instead of dragging it when moving. Pad all possible sharp stands and your floors would last longer than expected especially the natural materials.