We have four new beautiful parquet block Oak floors to add to our Charnwood range. There are two different sizes to choose from; either 70mm or 90mm, and two colours; either natural or smoked. All four floors are engineered, giving additional strength and versatility to the flooring. The two different sizes allow you to choose the correct size of block to suit your home.
White flooring has become more popular over recent years. Oak is naturally a light golden brown colour but can be transformed into tones of white with stains or oils. White Oak Flooring offers a clean and fresh feel, whilst still having the luxuriousness of a real wooden floor. Continue reading
Ideally, a wooden floor should be the last part of the room to be added, after all the other renovation and decorating has been done. This will help to avoid your wooden floor becoming damaged by the building work. However, if you are re-decorating and want to keep your wooden floor, you will need to protect it. Continue reading
We have two new Engineered Oak floors in our Charnwood Oak range. Both of the floors are 190mm wide and have a 3mm wear layer of solid oak on top of the engineered base. The surface is textured as the flooring has been brushed and then finished with a UV oil for protection. Continue reading
Hand scraped engineered Oak flooring is the perfect choice if you are looking for something with extra definition and texture. The surface of the flooring has been scraped, by hand, before having protective coatings added. The result is a rustic and textured plank of flooring with plenty of character and charm.
Oak is the most common species of wood to be used for hardwood flooring. When you choose engineered Oak you are getting a versatile and natural flooring. Oak is hard wearing and durable and you can fit engineered Oak in almost any room in your home (except for wet areas). Once installed it is easy to clean and look after. See our Wooden Floor Cleaning Guide for more information.
We have four new hand scraped Oak floors for you to choose from:
This light Oak coloured floor has the natural grain pattern and visible knots running throughout. The natural oil that has been used to protect the surface, keeping the beauty and charm of the Oak.
Here, the Oak grain and knot patterns are fully visible, but a dark coloured oil has been added to the surface. This dark oil gives the necessary protection to the floor, while darkening the overall colour slightly.
Although this flooring has a white oil added, the overall colour is quite dark. The white oil helps to protect the flooring, while added glimpses of white throughout the grain pattern.
By adding a grey oil to this Oak, you get a unique looking floor. The beauty of the Oak comes through but is combined with the modern trends of grey. The oils does not completely change the colour of the flooring, rather it adds grey highlights and tones.
If you would like to find out more about hand scraped wood flooring, have a look at the following:
Oak flooring is traditionally a light brown colour with some golden tones running throughout. Within our new range of engineered Oak floors we have quite a variety of flooring in different shades of brown. Continue reading
Grey flooring has become really popular over the last few years, and its reputation is still growing. Having a hardwood floor that is grey isn’t the norm, as wood isn’t naturally a grey colour. However, colour stains and coloured oils can be added to Oak flooring to transform its appearance. Continue reading
alosWe have two new engineered 3-strip Oak floors. 3-strip flooring is great if you are looking for a narrow style of flooring. You can float this flooring over an underlay and use it with underfloor heating. It has an easy to use click fitting system and once installed, it is easy to clean and maintain. Continue reading
We have a brand-new range of natural coloured engineered Oak flooring. Oak is timeless and a great choice of flooring as it is durable and versatile. All of our engineered Oak floors can be floated over an underlay or fixed into position, and they are easy to look after. Continue reading
Yes, you can use LVT in your bathroom. It is a great choice for any rooms that are prone to excess water and moisture, like bathrooms and utility rooms. LVT or Luxury Vinyl Tiles are becoming increasing popular with homeowners. The flooring is durable, waterproof and has very authentic and realistic designs. Continue reading
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