Engineered Wood Flooring

Engineered Wood Flooring is becoming increasingly popular and can “TICK ALL THE BOXES”. It’s more stable, the boards are layered to give extra strength and is suited for under floor heating. There are many species and finishes available and different thicknesses of wear layer. The thicker the wear layer the longer the lifespan of the floor, although even a 4mm wear layer will generally last more than a lifetime. Our range of FSC certified engineered boards are very popular with environmentally-aware designers. Engineered boards are more stable than solid wood floors and are generally more forgiving and can be used over a wider variety of subfloors and fitted in a larger number of methods.

Walnut

Black Walnut (Juglans Nigra) is a beautiful, dark timber with a swirling grain and rich variety of colours. Its dark colour, strength and outstanding natural beauty combine to produce a truly exotic solid wood floor.

This Black Walnut solid wood flooring is suitable for many types of flooring uses, from commercial flooring to domestic flooring and formal home to contemporary home. Black Walnut hardwood flooring can make your home stand out among the rest!

Specifications

Specie	Structure	Grade	Finish	Edges	Depth (mm)	Width (mm)	Length (mm)
Walnut	Plank	Classic	Unfinished	Micro-bevel 4 sides	21/6	189	1830
Walnut	Plank	Classic	Lacquered	Micro-bevel 4 sides	21/6	189	1830
Walnut	3-strip	Classic	Matt Lacquered (Lock sys)	Square-shouldered	14/3	190	1820

Jatoba

Known for its exceptional hardness, this exotic hardwood is a great choice in both residential and commercial installations. Jatoba solid wood flooring is sometimes referred to as Brazilian or South American Cherry, it is a reddish brown wood, with an interlocking grain and some golden and darker brown streaks which give it an exotic expression.

Originally light, it naturally darkens when exposed to sunlight and goes from tan or salmon to a deep reddish brown over several months.

Specifications

Specie	Structure	Grade	Finish	Edges	Depth (mm)	Width (mm)	Length (mm)
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Teak

Teak solid wood flooring is easy to work with, lovely to behold, strong, not very heavy despite its strength, and very resistant to fungus and insect infestations. Teak plantations have sprung up around the world in order counter the dwindling supply and meet ever increasing demand for teak.

The first thing to know about teak is that it offers colouration ranging from a rich, but mellow gold to an attractive brownish-red hue. The grain is packed quite tightly as is common with most hardwoods.

Specifications

Specie	Structure	Grade	Finish	Edges	Depth (mm)	Width (mm)	Length (mm)
Teak	Plank	Natural	Unfinished	Micro-bevel 4 sides	21/6	189	1830

Wenge

Wenge is a special wood. Some might even say it is rich in mystic powers. For hundreds of years it has been used in its native Africa to make ceremonial masks and statues paying homage to gods. Wenge and the closely related species panga-panga are indigenous to Africa. In fact, they so closely resemble one another that in some areas, the wood is sold interchangeably.

With its dark colouration and interesting figures, Wenge solid wood flooring makes for a dramatic-looking floor. Wenge is an ideal choice for high-traffic flooring areas, particularly in public buildings, such as hotels, boardrooms and banks.

Specifications

Specie	Structure	Grade	Finish	Edges	Depth (mm)	Width (mm)	Length (mm)
Wenge	Plank	Natural	Unfinished	Micro-bevel 4 sides	21/6	189	1830

Merbau

Merbau solid wood flooring is a very hard, durable species almost as stable as teak. Merbau solid wood floors offer a wide range of colour variability from light orange brown to dark reddish brown.

The Merbau wood is orange brown to dark reddish brown. The sapwood is usually pale yellow and easily distinguished.

The colour of this solid wood floor will darken with age and on exposure to sunlight.

Specifications

Specie	Structure	Grade	Finish	Edges	Depth (mm)	Width (mm)	Length (mm)
Merbau	Plank	Natural	Unfinished	Micro-bevel 4 sides	21/6	189	1830