Product Description
This lovely floor is crafted from fine European oak in a rustic grade and contains various knots, sapwood, mineral streaks, and color variety for maximum visual appeal. It is the ideal addition to any casual design. The wood is finished with a natural oil brushing that brings out the grain in the wood. The extra-wide, long-length boards are perfect for giving roomy spaces a sense of elegance and balancing the proportions of larger rooms because of their large size.
Key Features
- In large homes, wide boards are the best option for areas with lots of space.
- Wooden planks have a grainy surface that highlights the wood's grain.
- To emphasize the natural character of the wooden boards, the knots and fractures are accentuated.
- Solid wood requires a longer acclimation period; engineered wood is fitted in 48 business hours.
- Unfinished wood in distressed look creates a rich, opulent sense and hard wax oil coating increases durability.
Specifications Table
Product Code / SKU
TFM02033EWF
Free Sample Available
Yes
Color
Unfinished
Grade
Rustic
Species
Oak
Finish
Hard Waxed Oiled
Thickness
15mm
Wear Layer
4mm
Lengths
Fixed Lengths 2200mm
Edge Style
Beveled
Width
190mm
Construction
Engineered Multiply
Joining Method / Profiling
Tongue & Groove
Installation Method
Floating, Nailed or Glued Down
Underfloor Heating
Suitable
Surface
Distressed
Plank Style
Straight Planks
M² Per Pack
2.904
Engineered Distressed Unfinished Hard Waxed Oiled Oak Wood Flooring
A wonderful piece of engineered oak wood flooring that has been distressed, unfinished, hard waxed, and oiled. Because of the 6mm wear layer, you can sand and refinish the surface up to four times. For the first 10 to 15 years, in the majority of residential contexts, this shouldn’t be essential. A more premium appearance is added by the hard waxed oil finish and brushed surface.
Antique distressed unfinished, this type of engineered flooring is extremely durable to variations in temperature and humidity, making it possible to install it in most rooms of the house, including conservatories, with the exception of the bathroom. Our engineered flooring materials are stable, so installing them in spaces with underfloor heating is not an issue. It is simple to glue or nail them together. This oak is of rustic quality, so it will likely have some knots, as is customary for oak items.
This engineered oak would typically be installed as a floating floor, where an underlay is set on the subfloor beneath the flooring, adding further protection from any dampness and serving as a sound barrier and insulator.














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