I ordered Kahrs Oak Grasse engineered floorboards, on the basis that they are a respectable brand and worth paying for quality. I had professional floor layers to put the floor in, and so I cleared out of the way to let them get to work. Once I returned, half the floor was laid and there were major, obvious scratches and dents. My first impression was that some very heavy furniture had been dragged/ scraped across the floor, putting loads of rounded deep gouges in the floor. Also there were lots of dents as though it has been hit with a heavy blunt object. It turned out that these were deliberate. They appear in about 25% of the boards. The rest of the suface is unmarked, with a nice wood grain finish. BEWARE! I strongly advise getting a whole pack or two of the Kahrs boards before committing to a full floor, and laying them out. Or you may end up stuck with a damaged looking floor from day 1, like us.

Had Kahrs Milano for just over a week and, boy, does it damage easily. I regret my purchase already especially given the expense of the product. I would caution against buying Kahrs engineered flooring unless you select a style which will wear the scratches and dents. Otherwise don't have guests or children and don't drop anything ever ;-) Overall very disappointing. The other optionb I guess is not to let the normal use damage bother you.