Engineered Natural Brushed & Oiled Oak Wood Flooring 14mm X 125mm

With a 3mm solid hardtop wear layer, Engineered Natural Brushed & Oiled Oak Wood Flooring 14mm X 125mm, has a total thickness of 14mm. The lengths of this product range randomly from 300 to 1200 mm that not only reduces wastage but also saves money. The plank has more texture and character thanks to this product’s gentle brushing and UV oil finish.

Each Engineered Natural Brushed & Oiled Oak Wood Flooring plank has a Groove and a beveled edge to give each one more individual definition. Although this floor can be sanded down up to four times, for the first 15-20 years, it shouldn’t be essential to do so. Rustic means that there are more knots and flaws in the planks, which gives the product more character and warmth. Due to its ability to replicate a completely natural look, the rustic grade is the most popular grade in the wood flooring market.

Brushed & Oiled oak wood flooring is particularly resilient due to the manner it is produced, making it perfect for use in kitchens or utility rooms where dirt is frequent. Your engineered wood floor may be cleaned much more easily as a result. It can also resist temperature variations, making it appropriate for use with underfloor heating systems, which is perfect if your home already has underfloor heating that you want to use. It is also an excellent heat conductor, keeping your rooms warmer for longer and possibly lowering your energy costs.

It is possible for Engineered brushed & Oiled wood flooring to glue, nail, or float it during installation. The tongue and groove portions of the board are adhered to create the “floating floor” option, which allows the floor to float as a whole while typically being cushioned by an underlay. The second option would be to covertly fasten the plank’s tongue to a wooden flooring. The third and last alternative entails using flooring adhesive to affix the timber straight to the subfloor.