Bali Engineered Hardwood is a wide-plank European White Oak floor with a wirebrushed cream finish that reads clean without feeling cold. It comes from LW Flooring’s Paradise Island collection, built around relaxed coastal aesthetics. The low color variation keeps the look consistent room to room, while the micro-beveled edges give each board a defined, hand-crafted feel.
Bali has a wide European White Oak surface and a 5/8-inch engineered construction. Its suitability for a particular slab and indoor environment depends on the current LW Flooring installation requirements and a site assessment.
Bali’s cream tone and wide planks can suit open living spaces and bedrooms. A glue-down method does not itself stop slab moisture; our crew will assess moisture conditions and any separately quoted mitigation before installation.
| Plank Width | 10-1/4″ |
|---|---|
| Plank Length | 86-5/8″ Random Length |
| Thickness | 5/8″ |
| Wear Layer | 4 mm |
| Finish | Polyurethane with Aluminum Oxide |
| Species | European White Oak |
For Bali, Flooring Queen offers a free in-home measure and a written quote for material and professional installation. Any separately priced floor preparation, removal of non-carpet flooring, disposal, baseboards, and transitions are listed in the quote. See Pricing & Service Terms.
Our crew assesses the existing floor, subfloor, and layout during the free measure and provides a written quote before work begins.
Bali has a real wood surface over an engineered core. Solid and engineered hardwood have different installation requirements; our crew will check the manufacturer guidance and measured slab conditions before recommending a method.
Bali has a 4 mm veneer listed by LW Flooring, but veneer thickness alone does not establish a refinishing allowance. Ask for current manufacturer guidance and a qualified assessment before planning any sanding or recoating.
| Bali | Solid Hardwood | |
|---|---|---|
| Water resistance | Real wood; assess site moisture and manufacturer limits | Real wood; assess site moisture and manufacturer limits |
| Scratch resistance / wear layer | 4 mm wear layer, aluminum oxide finish | Finish varies by selected product |
| Comfort underfoot | Solid wood feel, 5/8″ thick | Solid wood feel, typically 3/4″ thick |
| Installed price | Written quote after free measure | Written quote after free measure |
| Best room | Living areas and bedrooms after site assessment | Suitability depends on product and site conditions |
Sweep tracked-in grit and wipe up spills promptly. For damp cleaning, approved products, and equipment restrictions, follow the current LW Flooring care instructions for Bali. For general background, see the National Wood Flooring Association.
Acclimation and indoor-condition requirements for Bali depend on the current LW Flooring instructions and site conditions. Our crew will confirm those requirements before scheduling and installing.
Do not infer a sanding or recoating allowance from Bali’s 4 mm veneer. Confirm the current LW Flooring guidance and have the floor assessed before planning refinishing.
The approved installation method and any moisture barrier, vapor-control adhesive, or mitigation depend on the manufacturer’s instructions and measured slab conditions. Required extras are listed separately in the written quote.
Installation time and any adhesive cure or no-traffic period depend on the approved method, site conditions, and product instructions. The written installation plan will set those details for your home.
Bali offers the look of real European White Oak. Resale value depends on the home’s condition and local market; ask a qualified appraiser rather than assuming a flooring material will raise the appraisal.
Sweep grit and follow the current LW Flooring care instructions for Bali. Any future professional maintenance or recoating depends on the finish and manufacturer guidance; ask for an assessment instead of assuming a fixed schedule or price.
Flooring Queen’s installation crew can assess your rooms and provide a written quote for Bali. Call (239) 763-0770.
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