Yes, engineered wood is specifically designed to be compatible with underfloor heating. Its multi-layer construction allows it to handle temperature changes far better than solid wood.

This depends on the thickness of the real wood wear layer (lamella). Typically, a floor with a 4mm wear layer can be sanded 2 to 3 times over its lifespan, providing decades of use.

Lacquered finishes provide a hard, protective coat on top of the wood, making it more resistant to liquids. Oiled finishes penetrate the wood for a more natural look and are easier to repair if a small area gets scratched.

Yes, the top layer is 100% natural hardwood (such as Oak or Walnut). The layers underneath are also wood-based, typically plywood or HDF, arranged in a cross-grain structure for stability.

You should sweep or vacuum regularly with a soft brush attachment. For mopping, use a well-wrung damp mop and a pH-neutral wood floor cleaner; never use a steam mop or saturated cloths.