Solid Wood Flooring

Solid wood flooring is by far one of the most popular choices for homeowners. While there are various species to choose from, solid oak stands out for its durable nature and beautiful grain, adding warmth and character wherever it is installed.

Our solid wood flooring comes in several finishes that can match any décor. Choose from a natural oiled finish that showcases the wood's authentic beauty, or a polished lacquer that offers a glossy, refined look. If you prefer a more rustic aesthetic, a brushed finish exposes the grain and gives the floor a textured feel.

Shop our entire range of solid wood flooring below. Our impressive and exclusive Lusso collection boasts the same exceptional quality as leading brands, without the premium price tag.

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    Lusso Verona Invisible Smooth Oiled Rustic Herringbone Solid Oak Flooring
    Solid Wood Flooring Overlay
    Finish Oiled
    Underfloor Heating Not Suitable
    Wood Species Oak
    Design Herringbone/Parquet
    Thickness 18mm
    £54.98/m² £87.98/m²
    38% OFF
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FAQ

What is Solid Wood Flooring?

Solid wood flooring is a type of flooring made from a single piece of natural wood. Each plank is milled from a single piece of hardwood, typically 3/4 inch thick, although it can come in various thicknesses. This flooring is known for its durability, longevity, and timeless aesthetic appeal.

How long does solid wood flooring last?

Solid wood flooring can last for decades, often over 50 years, with proper care and maintenance. It can be sanded and refinished multiple times.

Can I install solid wood flooring over existing flooring?

Solid wood flooring is typically installed over a wood subfloor. Installing over existing flooring like vinyl or tile is not recommended and should be removed to ensure a stable base.

Do I need underlayment for solid wood flooring?

Yes, a vapor barrier or rosin paper underlayment is recommended to reduce moisture transfer from the subfloor and to allow the wood to expand and contract.