Unfinished engineered oak flooring is supplied without oil, lacquer or stain, allowing you to choose the final colour and finish after installation. It combines a genuine oak surface with a stable base, often multi-layer plywood, giving you the natural appearance of solid oak with improved stability. Because the floor is finished on site, it can […]
Choosing the Thickness of the Wear layer on an Engineered Floor.
Choosing the Thickness of the Wear layer on an Engineered Floor. The thickness of the wear layer depends on a number of factors: 1. Choose the right wood Species Oak is much harder than Pine! Clearly the harder the top wear layer, the more wear resistant and robust the floor will be. The Janka Hardness […]
What are the advantages of 20mm solid oak flooring?
20mm solid oak flooring is a substantial and durable choice, made entirely from real oak. Its thickness provides excellent strength and allows the surface to be sanded and refinished several times, helping a well-maintained floor last for generations. It can usually be secret-nailed to a suitable timber subfloor or fully bonded to a properly prepared […]
Engineered wood flooring vs solid wood flooring: which is best?
Wood flooring comes in different shapes and sizes and some formats are better suited to certain situations than others. Solid Oak Flooring A solid wood floor is essentially a piece of a tree that has been sliced, dried in a kiln, machined and lastly sanded into a floorboard. Our Solid Oak Flooring is 20mm thick […]
What is an Engineered Wood Floor?
Engineered Flooring is a relatively stable form of wood flooring made from a thin, real wood floorboard that is bonded to a stable base (or substrate). The wooden layer – also known as the “wear layer” – can vary from 2.5mm to 6mm in thickness. The idea behind Engineered flooring is that the wear layer […]