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Real wood floors, engineered and solid oak
Engineered and solid oak in wide planks, herringbone and chevron, in natural, oiled and lacquered finishes. A real wood floor can be sanded and refinished for decades rather than replaced.
Natural timber, made to last
Nothing else feels quite like a real wood floor. Every board has its own grain and character, and it only gets better with age, bringing warmth to living rooms, dining rooms and hallways.
Engineered wood has a real oak top layer on a stable core, so it copes better with changes in temperature and suits more rooms, including many with underfloor heating. Solid wood is oak all the way through and can be sanded back many times over its life.
Styles
- Wide plankLong, wide boards for a calm, open look in larger rooms.
- HerringboneA timeless pattern for hallways, dining rooms and period homes.
- ChevronCrisp V-shaped joins for a striking, tailored finish.
- FinishesLacquered for easy care, oiled for a natural matt look, or brushed to bring out the grain.
Real wood room by room
Visit our Bradford showroom to see and feel the full range, with honest advice on what suits each room.
Living & dining rooms
Wide oak planks or herringbone, warmer underfoot than tiles.
Hallways
Herringbone and chevron make a first impression that lasts.
Open-plan spaces
One continuous floor that ties living, dining and kitchen areas together.
Real wood: your questions answered
Can't see your question here? Call us on 01274 057433 or visit the showroom at Forster Square Retail Park.
Engineered or solid wood: which should I choose?
Engineered wood is more stable and suits more rooms, including many with underfloor heating. Solid wood can be sanded back more times over its life. We'll help you choose what suits your home.
Can real wood go on underfloor heating?
Many engineered wood floors are suitable for underfloor heating. We'll check the right range for your system when we measure.
Can a wood floor be refinished?
Yes. Real wood can be sanded and refinished to take out wear and marks, which is why a good wood floor can last for decades.
How does the free measure work?
We visit your home, measure every room and check the subfloor, free of charge. Then you choose your floor in our showroom.
Start with a free, no-obligation measure
We'll visit your home, measure every room and check the subfloor. Then come into our Bradford showroom to choose your real wood.
Book a free measurePrefer to talk? Call us on 01274 057433