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190mm x 14/2mm x 1900mm (50% Full Lengths) Handscraped Invisible Oiled Oak Rustic Engineered Wood Flooring
Product Code: FSOE1480S
£36.52 per m2 (inc.VAT)
(£105.48
per pack)
BULK PRICING (inc.VAT)
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Width
190mm -
Thickness
14mm -
Wear Layer
2mm -
Finish
Natural Oiled
- Product Info
- Description
Product Code
FSOE1480S
Species
Oak
Width
190mm
Thickness
14mm
Wear Layer
2mm
Finish
Natural Oiled
Grade
Rustic Grade
Installation
Tongue & Groove
Suitable for underfloor heating
If Fully Adhered
Bevelled Edges
Yes
Our Hand-scraped Invisible Oiled engineered flooring has 190 mm wide boards with a thickness of 14 mm and a 2 mm wear layer and lengths of 1900 mm. The pack will contain 50% full boards.
This floor can be installed as a floating floor or secured directly to the sub floor with no underlay. It has a tongue and groove fixing system. This is a natural product with a rustic grading, it will have knots and sapwood and will vary in colour.
This has been hand-scraped and then finished with an oil and has pale "raw" oak tones.
The sub floor must be flat, dry and free of debris. Manufacturer guidelines need to be followed at all times when installing your new floor.
We recommend that customers order a free sample, before purchasing, as photographs can only show a representation of the real product.
This floor can be installed as a floating floor or secured directly to the sub floor with no underlay. It has a tongue and groove fixing system. This is a natural product with a rustic grading, it will have knots and sapwood and will vary in colour.
This has been hand-scraped and then finished with an oil and has pale "raw" oak tones.
The sub floor must be flat, dry and free of debris. Manufacturer guidelines need to be followed at all times when installing your new floor.
We recommend that customers order a free sample, before purchasing, as photographs can only show a representation of the real product.
