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Wooden Flooring Cost in Delhi

New Delhi, December 07, 2019:

How Much Does Wood Flooring Cost in Delhi?

Wooden flooring is the oldest form of flooring option that is globally used today, especially in the colder regions because of its ability to act as perfect insulation between human feet walking over it and cold ground. Owing to this ability, it is widely used in homes located on hilly and colder regions of India including Delhi. The Wood Flooring Cost in Delhi usually depends on the type of wooden planks and whether it is imported or Indian made. There are also other factors that influence the overall costing of wooden flooring in India.

The cost of wooden flooring and its installation in Delhi is becoming quite competitive in recent past because of its increasing demand in the luxury homes of Delhi. The price range of the solid wood flooring in Delhi usually range from Rs. 250/- to Rs. 750/- per square feet and this may even increase depending upon the types of the wooden plank and the quality of the planks used for wooden flooring.

How Much Does Wooden Flooring Cost in Delhi?

As mentioned, the overall cost of Wooden Flooring in Delhi depends on various factors and the installation price varies depending upon the contractors and size of the room where it is to be installed and also labour cost. Since there are different types of wooden flooring, the cost also varies depending upon the wooden material used for flooring. Below you will come across the brief description about different types of wooden flooring along with their overall cost.

Solid Hardwood Flooring

Solid hardwood flooring is the traditional and authentic hardwood flooring option and it comes with thickness level of 14mm to 22mm. Since original and real hardwood is used for such flooring, they are quite expensive and if you choose the quality solid wood for flooring, then the cost may even increase. But it would last longer than all its counterparts which outweigh the overall cost.

It is estimated that the overall cost of Solid Wood Flooring in Delhi is between Rs. 400 to Rs. 500 per square feet and this price doesn’t include the installation cost and the other taxes. The cost may also vary depending upon the wood species, country of origin, brand, thickness and other factors. Plus the installation is labour intensive and it needs to be stapled down or nailed and hence you need to pay extra for its installation, thereby making it the expensive type of flooring for homes.

Engineered Wood Flooring

The cheaper of all is the engineered wood flooring and the thickness of the engineered wood flooring is around 1mm to 4mm and it can be glued on a layer of ply or other underlayment. The price of the engineered wood flooring is much cheaper than the solid wood because low amount of premium wood is used for designing the engineered floors. The installation of the engineered wood flooring can be done in multiple ways like nailing or stapling, click and fit and gluing it down.

But before installation some grinding would be required and you need to recoat the flooring every 4-5 years based on the traffic and wear of the surface. The grinding would also minimize the thickness of the top layer of the wood. Grinding can be done only few times with engineered flooring, but several times with solid wood flooring. Before installing engineered wooden flooring you must check for its thickness. BVG.co.in is the leading supplier of engineered flooring in India that can provide you more information about this flooring.

Laminate Flooring

It is not actually wooden flooring, but it looks like solid wood when installed professionally. Laminate wooden flooring is the perfect choice for those homeowners who want to achieve the authentic look of solid wood in their house without spending huge sum of money. This is the type of wooden flooring which comprises of plastic laminate on top layer with MDF bottom board. The cost of the laminate flooring is very low as compared to all the counterparts and hence this makes it the cheaper alternative to solid wood and engineered wood flooring. The cost of the laminate flooring in India ranges from Rs. 120 to Rs. 1200 per square feet depending upon the brand and supplier.

The wear and tear of laminate flooring easily shows up on its surface and the bottom MDF board absorbs moisture in high humid weather and can easily get destroyed. So, it is not suitable for areas with high traffic and also for homes located in humid regions.

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