Engineered Oak Flooring

With its classic beauty and impressive durability, engineered oak veneer flooring has become a firm favourite with homeowners across the UK.

Oak flooring is renowned for its durability and strength. Its natural hardness makes it resistant to scratches and dents (to a degree), helping to maintain its beauty even in high-traffic areas. Engineered oak floors do not warp with temperature fluctuations and are compatible with underfloor heating, making them a good alternative to solid oak flooring.

Our engineered oak is available in various finishes, such as oiled, lacquered, smoked, hand-scraped, and more. It is suitable for living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, and kitchens. With various finishes and textures available, you can find the perfect match to complement your décor.

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    Lusso Venice Luxe Invisible UV Oiled 20/6mm Engineered Oak
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    Installation Tongue & Groove, Nail Down, Floating, Gluedown
    Range Lusso Venice
    Underfloor Heating Suitable
    Width 190mm
    Design Wood Plank
    Brand Lusso
    £54.99/m² £119.98/m²
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FAQ

What is engineered oak flooring?

Engineered oak flooring consists of a top layer of real oak wood (the veneer) bonded to multiple layers of plywood or high-density fiberboard (HDF). This construction provides the aesthetic appeal of solid oak flooring with added stability and resistance to environmental changes.

How does engineered oak flooring compare to solid oak flooring?

Stability: Engineered oak is less prone to expansion and contraction due to humidity and temperature changes, making it more stable than solid oak. Installation: It can be installed in a variety of ways, including floating, glue-down, and nail-down methods, and is suitable for installation over concrete and radiant heating systems. Cost: Engineered oak is often more cost-effective due to the use of less oak wood and more cost-efficient core materials. Refinishing: While solid oak can be sanded and refinished multiple times, engineered oak can typically be refinished once or twice, depending on the thickness of the veneer.

Can engineered oak flooring be installed in kitchens and bathrooms?

Engineered oak flooring is more suitable for kitchens and bathrooms than solid oak due to its better moisture resistance. However, it is still recommended to avoid excessive water exposure and to clean up spills promptly to prevent damage.

How do I maintain engineered oak flooring?

Cleaning: Sweep or vacuum regularly to remove dust and debris. Use a damp mop with a wood floor cleaner specifically designed for engineered flooring. Protection: Place mats at entryways, use furniture pads to prevent scratches, and avoid wearing high heels on the floor. Avoid Water: Do not use excessive water or steam mops, as they can damage the floor.