Solid wood flooring is susceptible to warping when exposed to excess moisture or significant fluctuations in humidity. Wood is a natural material that expands and contracts with changes in moisture content. Excessive moisture can cause the wood to absorb water and expand, leading to warping or buckling. Conversely, low humidity levels can cause the wood to lose moisture and shrink, resulting in gaps between the boards. To minimise the risk of warping, it is important to acclimate the solid wood flooring to the environment before installation, following the manufacturer's guidelines. Proper preparation of the subfloor, addressing any moisture issues, and maintaining consistent humidity levels within the recommended range is essential. Additionally, regular maintenance, such as promptly cleaning up spills and avoiding excessive moisture exposure, can help prevent warping and ensure the longevity and stability of solid wood flooring.