Product Specifications
Technical Details
All the essential information you need to know about this product, at a glance.
12mm
150mm
300–1200mm random lengths
1.8m²
10%
25 Years
2mm
Premium engineered oak, 12mm thick with a 2mm solid oak wear layer, 150mm wide planks in random lengths from 300mm to 1200mm, 1.8 m² per pack. Invisible oiled, a matt finish that keeps the raw look of the timber. One pallet of each finish, 48 packs, 86.4 m². Seen elsewhere at £49.99 per m²; our price £14.99 per m². That is a market comparison, not a price we have previously charged. In stock at our Clydebank showroom, collect today or reserve with a £50 deposit.
| Thickness | 12mm |
| Plank Width | 150mm |
| Plank Length | 300–1200mm random lengths |
| Pack Coverage | 1.8m² |
| Wastage Allowance | 10% |
| Wear Layer | 2mm |
| Guarantee | 25 Years |
Engineered Wood Flooring Guide
Learn More About Engineered Wood Flooring
If you're considering engineered wood flooring, this short guide explains the key benefits, installation considerations and what to expect before making your purchase.
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What it is
Engineered wood flooring has a genuine hardwood top layer bonded over a multi-ply timber core — the authentic look and feel of solid wood with far greater stability underfoot.
Why homeowners choose it
It resists the expansion and contraction that affects solid wood, making it ideal for modern homes — beautiful, hard-wearing and built to last for decades.
Underfloor heating compatible
The layered construction copes well with gentle heat changes, so most of our engineered floors are suitable for use over underfloor heating. Always follow the recommended surface-temperature guidance.
Installation
Can be floated over underlay, glued or secret-nailed. Let the boards acclimatise in the room for around 48 hours before fitting for the best result.
Maintenance & care
Sweep or vacuum regularly and clean with a barely-damp mop and a dedicated wood-floor cleaner. A real-wood wear layer can often be lightly sanded and refreshed over time.








