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Orion · 12-26-2008, 03:34 PM

I put in 3" engineered hardwood flooring the year before last. It is hardwood surface and plywood below the top hardwood layer. It is very stable and has gone through a full season with no warping or any problems. It's easy to put in as I did it myself as long as your careful with the starting row and make sure you snap in each row tightly. They interlock and don't require nailing. There is a thin foam sheeting that gets put down first and acts as a vapor barrier. Looks great. Bought the materials at Home Depot. The camp is not heated in the winter and temp ranged down to -4 def F inside last year.

12-26-2008, 03:34 PM	#4
Orion Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: MA Posts: 914 Thanks: 598 Thanked 193 Times in 91 Posts	engineered hardwood I put in 3" engineered hardwood flooring the year before last. It is hardwood surface and plywood below the top hardwood layer. It is very stable and has gone through a full season with no warping or any problems. It's easy to put in as I did it myself as long as your careful with the starting row and make sure you snap in each row tightly. They interlock and don't require nailing. There is a thin foam sheeting that gets put down first and acts as a vapor barrier. Looks great. Bought the materials at Home Depot. The camp is not heated in the winter and temp ranged down to -4 def F inside last year.