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Ascot Whisky Oak Wood Flooring 14 x 125 (mm)
Developer Grey Oak Wood Flooring 12 x 150 (mm)
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Seven categories, one UK warehouse.
Engineered Wood Flooring
- 3–6 mm wear layer
- UFH listed on every board
A layer of real oak bonded to a cross-laminated core. The core holds the board flat where a solid plank would move with the seasons, which is why every board in the range is listed as compatible with underfloor heating.
Solid Wood Flooring
- 18 mm European oak
- 20 year manufacturer’s warranty
European oak from the surface to the subfloor: no core, no wear layer, no bonded construction. It can be sanded and refinished for as long as the tongue holds, and it moves with the seasons.
Laminate Flooring
- 12 mm herringbone block
- AC4 abrasion class
An oak design under a registered embossed surface on a high-density fibreboard core, clicked together over an underlay and laid as herringbone. It is made for the dry rooms of the house.
LVT Vinyl Flooring
- 0.3–0.55 mm wear layer
- waterproof listed on every floor
A click floor on a solid polymer core that takes on no water and does not swell, with the underlay attached. It goes into the kitchen, the bathroom and the utility room, where wood and laminate cannot.
Parquet Flooring
- 14–20 mm blocks and panels
- UFH listed on every product
A floor laid as a pattern, in its engineered version: a European oak wear layer over an engineered core, tongue and groove, every product listed as compatible with underfloor heating.
Porcelain Tiles
- 600 × 1200 mm format
- frost resistant
Large-format porcelain, frost resistant, specified for floor and wall and listed as compatible with underfloor heating. It takes on almost no water, and it does not etch or scratch the way the stone it follows does.
Bathroom Wall Panels
- 2400 mm panel height
- waterproof listed
The one category here that is not a floor: a shower wall in a few large panels instead of tiles. No grout lines to seal, clean and rake out, only the handful of joints where the panels meet.
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