Hybrid flooring is a great choice for homeowners looking for a durable, low-maintenance flooring option that offers the look of natural wood. It is also more stable than solid timber and can be installed in areas where solid wood flooring is not recommended, such as basements or bathrooms.

Hybrid flooring is one of the most durable and dimensionally stable products available. The design of the core and vinyl wear layer ensure the product is rigid and reduces the risk of expansion or contraction.

Yes, hybrid flooring is predominately waterproof due to it’s materials and construct, making it a viable option for bathrooms. It can withstand spills and splashes, but it is not recommended to submerge it or leave it in standing water for extended periods of time as mould can form on the subfloor underneath.

Anything can be scratched, however hybrid flooring is one of the most scratch resistant flooring options available. This makes hybrid flooring an ideal choice for homes with children, pets, or heavy foot traffic, as it is less likely to show signs of wear and tear compared to other types of flooring such as engineered timber.

Hybrid flooring consists of a vinyl wear layer, and the cores are primarily made out of plastic, limestone or wood.