Overlay Flooring

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On the other hand, overlay flooring is a more modern type of timber flooring where thinner boards of around 10mm to 14mm in thickness are laid over an existing subfloor, such as concrete or plywood. This type of flooring is more commonly used for renovation projects where the existing subfloor cannot be removed. Overlay flooring is also easier and quicker to install compared to Structural Strip Flooring.

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