Engineered wood floors

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Add some timeless elegance to your home with the Seashell Oak Herringbone flooring, a truly stunning Engineered wood flooring that is sure to make a statement in any room it features. The rustic grade means authentic wood grains and knots run through each plank to offer amazing character and feature to many living spaces. Along with its incredible appearance, this Engineered flooring comes with great benefits and can be used with underfloor heating. Its brushed and oiled finish protects well…

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Lighten up your living space with Cream White Oak engineered wood flooring, 14mm thick, brushed and matt lacquered for a clean, modern look.

With impressive contrasting grain patterns, Copley is the perfect wide plank engineered wood flooring to compliment any dwelling.

Sandal Oak Hardwood - The Ventura Hardwood Flooring Collection is contemporary and designed to look gently aged and weathered, durable and stain resistant.