By engineered wood, you mean things like Pergo, right?
If I remember right, doesn't your vinyl go up to your basement stairs?
We looked at putting an engineered flooring like that in our upper level, but were stumped at the stair landing. Since it's a floating floor, the last piece needs to go under something, so you have something jutting up right at the top of your stairs (also it'll wear down faster).
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Date: 2009-09-10 07:26 pm (UTC)If I remember right, doesn't your vinyl go up to your basement stairs?
We looked at putting an engineered flooring like that in our upper level, but were stumped at the stair landing. Since it's a floating floor, the last piece needs to go under something, so you have something jutting up right at the top of your stairs (also it'll wear down faster).
(And, for the record, my parents have real wood)