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Oiled Engineered Wood Flooring

Our oiled engineered wood floors produce a stunning natural finish that brings out the rich textures of the wood. As they feature a solid wood top layer, they provide the same exquisite looks as natural oak. The oil is deeply absorbed into each plank. Not only does this highlight the authentic beauty of the wood, but it also adds a protective layer that increases the durability of the floor.

We have one of the largest collections of engineered wood floors available in the UK. As well as supplying leading brands, we also have our very own Lusso collections that are exclusive to Stories Flooring. These collections are constructed to offer the same premium quality as well-known brands at a much lower price.

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What is oiled engineered wood flooring?

Oiled engineered wood flooring is a type of engineered wood flooring where the surface is treated with an oil finish rather than a traditional polyurethane finish. The oil penetrates the wood, enhancing its natural grain and texture while providing protection.

How does oiled engineered wood flooring differ from lacquered or varnished flooring?

Oiled flooring penetrates the wood and enhances its natural look, while lacquered or varnished finishes form a protective layer on top of the wood. Oiled finishes tend to be more natural-looking and can be easier to repair, but lacquered or varnished finishes often offer a more durable, surface-level protection.

What are the benefits of oiled engineered wood flooring?

Oiled finishes enhance the natural appearance of the wood, highlighting its grain and texture. They also allow the wood to breathe, which can help with humidity control. Oiled floors are often easier to touch up and maintain, as they can be spot-repaired rather than requiring a full refinishing.