Explore Our Commercial Flooring Collection Range
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Koli Oak
BRE1001
The palest floor in the collection, raw and natural with a hint of buttery yellow. Knots and other faults are picked out in a smoky grey.
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Umbra Oak
BRE1003
Light and contemporary with a smoked effect occasionally bringing out a greater contrast in the woodgrain. There are some variations in plank shade to help create an interesting linear pattern.
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Asnen Oak
BRE1005
Subtle variation creates a staggered pattern whilst regular faults and knots hold the interest in this dusky warm finish.
View ProductA bright mid-range oak, in subtle variations of sandy brown. Versatile and pleasing to the eye this shade works well in many situations.
View ProductRich in butterscotch colouring and rustic detailing, this is a bold evocation of naturally aged and seasoned timber.
View ProductFull strength rich oak tones, warm and comforting, yet still displaying a wide variety of markings and patterns. Something of a classic.
View ProductSophisticated variations from nut brown to dark smoky grey mark this out as a good allrounder, easy going and fits in everywhere.
View ProductMinimal colour variation with bags of character graining, this is simply a confident, grown up floor that makes the most of its features.
View ProductA cool, dark presence in any space this is a contemporary version of classic stained oak boards, featuring beautiful markings and the feel of luxury.
View ProductConstruction FAQs
Does engineered wood feel like real wood?
Yes. The top layer of our engineered flooring is 100% natural hardwood, so it has the exact same texture, grain, and warmth as a solid plank once installed.
What is the difference in lifespan between engineered and solid wood?
Both are extremely durable. Solid wood can technically last longer because it can be sanded down more times, but a high-quality engineered board with a thick wear layer (such as our 20mm options) can also last for many decades. It is important to acknowledge that solid flooring also has a wear layer and can be sanded down to the tongue.