Explore Our Solid Hardwood Flooring Range

For some, there's nothing quite so authentic as a solid natural block or plank floor. Our solid timber floors are a statement of quality, which goes back to Atkinson & Kirby's roots in 1903. Whilst the format is steeped in tradition, the character you can give a space with solid wood is as varied as the tonal richness of wood itself.

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Hatfield Oak Hatfield Oak RFD1005

The dark caramel colour of Hatfield Oak creates an earthy natural look in any room. The handscraped finish and natural grade give this flooring bundles of character.

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Dark Finger Jointed Oak Dark Finger Jointed Oak RFD1006

The deep dark tones of this flooring will create a statement in any room. The visible knots and splits give the floor character and an aged effect.

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Finger Jointed Oak Finger Jointed Oak RFD1008

If you want truly traditional hardwood flooring then solid planks are what you need. Finger Jointed Oak will add depth and character to any room.

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Burton Oak Burton Oak RFD1011

Burton Oak embodies the beauty of oak. The brushed finish enhances the grain, creating a floor that works in many interiors.

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Witley Oak Witley Oak RFD1012

The classic natural tones of Witley Oak make this a firm customer favourite. The matt lacquered finish makes this floor modern and fresh.

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Construction 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.

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