
Painswick Amber Engineered Oak Click
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Painswick Amber Oak Click 150 x 600 x 14/3mm Herringbone Engineered Oak Wood Flooring has a total thickness of 14mm with a 3mm hardtop wear layer and comes in fixed lengths of 600mm. This product is lightly brushed and finished with a UV Oil which gives the plank more texture and a stunning aesthetic.
Each plank has a 4V Groove, bevelled edge giving each plank more definition individually. This floor can be sanded down which means the planks have more knots and imperfections giving the product much more character and warmth. Additionally, the herringbone floor is on trend this year and will help to immediately modernise your home and keep it in style.
Engineered wood floor is incredibly resistant and can therefore withstand splashes, spillages and every day wear and tear. However as this is a natural product we would always advise you to mop up any spillages or splashes as quickly as possible. Engineered flooring is also able to withstand fluctuations in temperatures which means its compatible with underfloor heating, something that is increasingly popular in modern homes. This ability to endure temperature changes also means that this product can be laid in rooms such as conservatories or basements, where other flooring could damage itself.
One of the best things about the Painswick Amber Oak Click is that it features a click-joining system to make it easy to install. The boards will fit together with a simple click and don’t need to be attached to the subfloor itself. This is called the floating floor method. Take a look at our installation guide for more information.
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