Multi-layered solid engineered wood flooring is produced directly from wood processing, a variation of solid wood floor boards which combine the properties of nature and industry. Using solid wood veneer as surface, solid wood engineered flooring is tongue and groove flooring constructed with multilayer of solid thin woods arranged in cross-grain pattern and compressed together as core materials. It is usually named after the wood species of surface layer. Currently, there are 2 types, 3 layers and multilayer of solid wood engineered floor boards.

Multilayer solid engineered wood flooring’s raw materials are originated entirely from tropical forest, simple and elegant. Its core materials are multilayer thin woods constructed plywood , 7 to 9 layers usually; surface layer is made of local Kembang Semangkuk (KSK) ,Merbau, Hevea and imported Walnut, White Oak wood veneers and others special customised veneer species that showcase natural beauty and elegance of wood grains. The sheets are then glued together and compressed with heat pressure to become floor boards with T&G and total thickness around 9-15mm.

The structures of multi-layered solid engineered wood floorings are built by arranging various layers of constructional veneers that are bonded face to face with the grain running in alternate directions. This method would prevent the floor board from dry shrinkage and wet expansion to certain extend, rendering it better dimension stability, not easy to deform and crack, thus better security and durability. It also has a better room temperature and humidity control ability and preserves the natural grain and comfort of solid wood flooring. It is more eco-friendly too.