![\"snooker\"](\"http:\/\/cdn.hardwoodflooringgroup.co.uk\/img\/snooker.jpg\")
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Eco 140\u00a0is our base level\u00a0floor\u00a0sensitively priced to match our lower end competitors but offering a better length specification and quality .\u00a0This is a character\u00a0\u00a0Oak floor, pre-finished with UV oil. The boards are 140 mm wide and the lengths range from 300mm to 1200 mm. Eco 140\u00a0is 16 mm thick with a 4 mm wear layer. This floor is ideal for cost sensitive projects as an affordable alternative to plastic laminates and much better value for money. This floor is made from the remnants of our contract range floor making good use of our shorter cuts.<\/p>\n
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Contract Engineered Oak Flooring<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n![\"Vicarage](\"http:\/\/cdn.hardwoodflooringgroup.co.uk\/img\/Vicarage-Oak-Flooring.jpg\")
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The Contract range was originally produced for the commercial sector client \u201cpubs and restaurants\u201d as a less expensive alternative to our Premium Board. Once sold to trade only we introduced it to retail customers three years ago. Our Contract Board is similar to the Premium in appearance but the board thickness is 16 mm with a 12 mm ply substrate and a 4 mm Oak wear layer. The board widths are limited to 160 mm and 200 mm. This floor has a very good length specification with at least 50% of boards 2.4 m long.This board comes in either pre-oiled or unfinished. Factory finish colours are not available Contract Flooring only comes in a character grade \u201cwith knots\u201d. This floor can be laid as a floating floor or stick down. Due to the thickness this is not a structural floor so can not be laid over joist without support beneath.<\/p>\n
\nPremium Engineered Oak Flooring<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n![\"three\"](\"http:\/\/cdn.hardwoodflooringgroup.co.uk\/img\/three.jpg\")
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Premium Flooring is our flagship brand and has all the hallmarks of a traditional hardwood floor. Primarily sold as Oak boards with Ash boards stocked but in smaller volume and only in a 180mm width board. Standard boards face widths in oak are 140 mm, 160 mm, 180 mm and 200 mm. Wider boards stocked are 240 mm and 350 mm with even wider boards available to order. A majority of the Oak boards we sell are finished in clear lacquers or hardwax oils. These finishes give you the classic Oak floor chosen by over 90% of our customers. This floor can be supplied factory pre-oiled in clear Oil and also in a selection of colours. Premium Flooring come in two grades, Character grade has knots and our Natural grade has very few knots if any at all.<\/p>\n
Our Premium boards are 21 mm thick comprising of a 15 mm birch plywood substrate with a 6 mm hardwood wear layer giving a good re-sand life for the future. This floor has been specifically designed to be laid over under floor heating and is specified repeatedly by architects and designers as a safe reliable floor.<\/p>\n
\nPremium Engineered Ash Flooring<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n![\"two\"](\"http:\/\/cdn.hardwoodflooringgroup.co.uk\/img\/two.jpg\")
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Ash flooring is a lighter alternative to oak with flamed grain structure and colour variation. Some boards will have olive streak. This is a common feature. The Ash we use is European so has less olive streak than American Ash. We stock a limited supply in a 180 mm wide board. Our Cathedral Ash flooring is available to order in other sizes. The floor in the above photo is finished in a white, one coat of Treatex Spruce Hardwax Colour Oil and two coats of Treatex Matt hardwax oil.
\nThis floor is\u00a0stocked in low volume. please call to enquire if our shop says out of stock.<\/p>\n
\nPremium Solid oak Flooring<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n![\"Cathedral-Flooring-in-Hampshire-Oak-Barn\"](\"http:\/\/cdn.hardwoodflooringgroup.co.uk\/img\/Cathedral-Flooring-in-Hampshire-Oak-Barn.jpg\")
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Premium Solid Oak Flooring is stocked for the traditionalists who won\u2019t be converted to engineered products. In appearance our solid oak boards are the same as our engineered boards. When using solid oak flooring the experience of the installer comes much more into play as the as the scope for error is greatly increased and even the best installers can not guarantee your new floor will not be effected by natural movement over time. Architects would much prefer specifying engineered floors and the installer would rather fit engineered floors. There is not much call for solid oak floors these days but if solid oak is what you want, we make it, we supply it.
\nBoard widths stocked are 160 mm, 180 mm and 200 mm.<\/p>\n
\nPremium Stair parts (Treads and Risers)<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n![\"Cathedral-Oak-Stair-Sets\"](\"http:\/\/cdn.hardwoodflooringgroup.co.uk\/img\/Cathedral-Oak-Stair-Sets.jpg\")
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Our Premium Tread and Riser sets are designed for use on new or existing stairs and steps. Unlike competitors products these do not look like DIY add ons. Our stair sets are designed to resemble a staircase in the tradition sense with the treads ample in depth for cutting to size. The standard steps are 1 m wide so suitable for nearly all domestic stairs cases. We also have sets 1.4 m long to cater for Kites and winders. For use on longer steps we have a trade fitting 3m long. This can also be used as an Oak Window board.<\/p>\n
\nParquet Flooring \u2013 Engineered (Blocks and Patterns)<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n![\"Cathedral-Oak-Engineered-blocks\"](\"http:\/\/cdn.hardwoodflooringgroup.co.uk\/img\/Cathedral-Oak-Engineered-blocks.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
Parquetry work describes patterns blocks and inlay and is still the Rolls Royce of Hardwood Flooring.The materials cost are not much greater than plank floors but the labour content is more intensive.We hold stock of blocks in three sizes. The 230 long x 70 wide blocks known to many as the old victorian school blocks are the classic block most people will be familiar with. The photo above is of our 350 mm x 160 mm\u00a0contemporary block laid in a herring bone pattern and finished
\nwith Treatex matt Hardwax oil.<\/p>\n
Our blocks\u00a0are available in solid or engineered. Oak blocks are the most sought after. Only our engineered blocks are suitable for use with underfloor heating. We stock traditional blocks 230 mm x 70 mm and also blocks 350 mm x 160 mm and 450 mm x 120 mm. These blocks are more contemporary in appearance. Blocks can be supplied square edged or beveled. Square edged blocks are laid and then require sanding flush and finishing on site. Beveled edge blocks can be supplied finished or un finished. Finished blocks are not aways available from stock. Tumbled blocks are blocks that have been put into a machine that revolves with grit or aggregate that marks and distresses the blocks giving a worn, second hand appearance. are blocks exposed to chemical treatment that causes a reaction with acid in the oak giving a natural ageing appearance.
\n
\nAll blocks are special order only so please contact us direct by email or call to discuss your\u00a0<\/strong>requirements and stock quantities.<\/b><\/p>\n
\nFumed Flooring (Chemically Modified)<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n![\"Cathedral-Oak-Fumed-Floor\"](\"http:\/\/cdn.hardwoodflooringgroup.co.uk\/img\/Cathedral-Oak-Fumed-Floor.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
Fumed Floors\u00a0are the new trend in flooring aimed at the top end of the market where clients are looking for some thing a little different. Ammonia fuming is a practical alternative to staining. The advantage when compared to staining is that separate boards retain individual natural character. Staining produces a more consistent colour match among boards. In this process, the fumes given off by ammonia react with the naturally occurring tannic acid in the wood to darken it. Most commonly associated with oak, which gives the most dramatic results, fuming with ammonia has origins in medieval Europe where livestock barns were typically built with oak timbers. Over time, the oak woodwork near livestock always darkened. This was due to the ammonia in urine. Fumed floors\u00a0having gone through a colour change still carry on changing colour after delivery and installation. We can advise on the colour we expect the floor to end up but there is no guarantee as separate batches of fuming and separate boards within a batch can give different results.<\/p>\n
As the manufacturer we are able to produce Fumed boards at the most\u00a0competitive rates.<\/strong><\/p>\n
\n
<\/p>\n
The Contract range was originally produced for the commercial sector client \u201cpubs and restaurants\u201d as a less expensive alternative to our Premium Board. Once sold to trade only we introduced it to retail customers three years ago. Our Contract Board is similar to the Premium in appearance but the board thickness is 16 mm with a 12 mm ply substrate and a 4 mm Oak wear layer. The board widths are limited to 160 mm and 200 mm. This floor has a very good length specification with at least 50% of boards 2.4 m long.This board comes in either pre-oiled or unfinished. Factory finish colours are not available Contract Flooring only comes in a character grade \u201cwith knots\u201d. This floor can be laid as a floating floor or stick down. Due to the thickness this is not a structural floor so can not be laid over joist without support beneath.<\/p>\n
\n
Premium Engineered Oak Flooring<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Premium Flooring is our flagship brand and has all the hallmarks of a traditional hardwood floor. Primarily sold as Oak boards with Ash boards stocked but in smaller volume and only in a 180mm width board. Standard boards face widths in oak are 140 mm, 160 mm, 180 mm and 200 mm. Wider boards stocked are 240 mm and 350 mm with even wider boards available to order. A majority of the Oak boards we sell are finished in clear lacquers or hardwax oils. These finishes give you the classic Oak floor chosen by over 90% of our customers. This floor can be supplied factory pre-oiled in clear Oil and also in a selection of colours. Premium Flooring come in two grades, Character grade has knots and our Natural grade has very few knots if any at all.<\/p>\n
Our Premium boards are 21 mm thick comprising of a 15 mm birch plywood substrate with a 6 mm hardwood wear layer giving a good re-sand life for the future. This floor has been specifically designed to be laid over under floor heating and is specified repeatedly by architects and designers as a safe reliable floor.<\/p>\n
\nPremium Engineered Ash Flooring<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Ash flooring is a lighter alternative to oak with flamed grain structure and colour variation. Some boards will have olive streak. This is a common feature. The Ash we use is European so has less olive streak than American Ash. We stock a limited supply in a 180 mm wide board. Our Cathedral Ash flooring is available to order in other sizes. The floor in the above photo is finished in a white, one coat of Treatex Spruce Hardwax Colour Oil and two coats of Treatex Matt hardwax oil.
\nThis floor is\u00a0stocked in low volume. please call to enquire if our shop says out of stock.<\/p>\n
\nPremium Solid oak Flooring<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Premium Solid Oak Flooring is stocked for the traditionalists who won\u2019t be converted to engineered products. In appearance our solid oak boards are the same as our engineered boards. When using solid oak flooring the experience of the installer comes much more into play as the as the scope for error is greatly increased and even the best installers can not guarantee your new floor will not be effected by natural movement over time. Architects would much prefer specifying engineered floors and the installer would rather fit engineered floors. There is not much call for solid oak floors these days but if solid oak is what you want, we make it, we supply it.
\nBoard widths stocked are 160 mm, 180 mm and 200 mm.<\/p>\n
\nPremium Stair parts (Treads and Risers)<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Our Premium Tread and Riser sets are designed for use on new or existing stairs and steps. Unlike competitors products these do not look like DIY add ons. Our stair sets are designed to resemble a staircase in the tradition sense with the treads ample in depth for cutting to size. The standard steps are 1 m wide so suitable for nearly all domestic stairs cases. We also have sets 1.4 m long to cater for Kites and winders. For use on longer steps we have a trade fitting 3m long. This can also be used as an Oak Window board.<\/p>\n
\nParquet Flooring \u2013 Engineered (Blocks and Patterns)<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Parquetry work describes patterns blocks and inlay and is still the Rolls Royce of Hardwood Flooring.The materials cost are not much greater than plank floors but the labour content is more intensive.We hold stock of blocks in three sizes. The 230 long x 70 wide blocks known to many as the old victorian school blocks are the classic block most people will be familiar with. The photo above is of our 350 mm x 160 mm\u00a0contemporary block laid in a herring bone pattern and finished
\nwith Treatex matt Hardwax oil.<\/p>\n
Our blocks\u00a0are available in solid or engineered. Oak blocks are the most sought after. Only our engineered blocks are suitable for use with underfloor heating. We stock traditional blocks 230 mm x 70 mm and also blocks 350 mm x 160 mm and 450 mm x 120 mm. These blocks are more contemporary in appearance. Blocks can be supplied square edged or beveled. Square edged blocks are laid and then require sanding flush and finishing on site. Beveled edge blocks can be supplied finished or un finished. Finished blocks are not aways available from stock. Tumbled blocks are blocks that have been put into a machine that revolves with grit or aggregate that marks and distresses the blocks giving a worn, second hand appearance. are blocks exposed to chemical treatment that causes a reaction with acid in the oak giving a natural ageing appearance.
\n
\nAll blocks are special order only so please contact us direct by email or call to discuss your\u00a0<\/strong>requirements and stock quantities.<\/b><\/p>\n
\nFumed Flooring (Chemically Modified)<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Fumed Floors\u00a0are the new trend in flooring aimed at the top end of the market where clients are looking for some thing a little different. Ammonia fuming is a practical alternative to staining. The advantage when compared to staining is that separate boards retain individual natural character. Staining produces a more consistent colour match among boards. In this process, the fumes given off by ammonia react with the naturally occurring tannic acid in the wood to darken it. Most commonly associated with oak, which gives the most dramatic results, fuming with ammonia has origins in medieval Europe where livestock barns were typically built with oak timbers. Over time, the oak woodwork near livestock always darkened. This was due to the ammonia in urine. Fumed floors\u00a0having gone through a colour change still carry on changing colour after delivery and installation. We can advise on the colour we expect the floor to end up but there is no guarantee as separate batches of fuming and separate boards within a batch can give different results.<\/p>\n
As the manufacturer we are able to produce Fumed boards at the most\u00a0competitive rates.<\/strong><\/p>\n
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<\/p>\n
Premium Flooring is our flagship brand and has all the hallmarks of a traditional hardwood floor. Primarily sold as Oak boards with Ash boards stocked but in smaller volume and only in a 180mm width board. Standard boards face widths in oak are 140 mm, 160 mm, 180 mm and 200 mm. Wider boards stocked are 240 mm and 350 mm with even wider boards available to order. A majority of the Oak boards we sell are finished in clear lacquers or hardwax oils. These finishes give you the classic Oak floor chosen by over 90% of our customers. This floor can be supplied factory pre-oiled in clear Oil and also in a selection of colours. Premium Flooring come in two grades, Character grade has knots and our Natural grade has very few knots if any at all.<\/p>\n
Our Premium boards are 21 mm thick comprising of a 15 mm birch plywood substrate with a 6 mm hardwood wear layer giving a good re-sand life for the future. This floor has been specifically designed to be laid over under floor heating and is specified repeatedly by architects and designers as a safe reliable floor.<\/p>\n
\n
Premium Engineered Ash Flooring<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Ash flooring is a lighter alternative to oak with flamed grain structure and colour variation. Some boards will have olive streak. This is a common feature. The Ash we use is European so has less olive streak than American Ash. We stock a limited supply in a 180 mm wide board. Our Cathedral Ash flooring is available to order in other sizes. The floor in the above photo is finished in a white, one coat of Treatex Spruce Hardwax Colour Oil and two coats of Treatex Matt hardwax oil.
\nThis floor is\u00a0stocked in low volume. please call to enquire if our shop says out of stock.<\/p>\n
\nPremium Solid oak Flooring<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Premium Solid Oak Flooring is stocked for the traditionalists who won\u2019t be converted to engineered products. In appearance our solid oak boards are the same as our engineered boards. When using solid oak flooring the experience of the installer comes much more into play as the as the scope for error is greatly increased and even the best installers can not guarantee your new floor will not be effected by natural movement over time. Architects would much prefer specifying engineered floors and the installer would rather fit engineered floors. There is not much call for solid oak floors these days but if solid oak is what you want, we make it, we supply it.
\nBoard widths stocked are 160 mm, 180 mm and 200 mm.<\/p>\n
\nPremium Stair parts (Treads and Risers)<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Our Premium Tread and Riser sets are designed for use on new or existing stairs and steps. Unlike competitors products these do not look like DIY add ons. Our stair sets are designed to resemble a staircase in the tradition sense with the treads ample in depth for cutting to size. The standard steps are 1 m wide so suitable for nearly all domestic stairs cases. We also have sets 1.4 m long to cater for Kites and winders. For use on longer steps we have a trade fitting 3m long. This can also be used as an Oak Window board.<\/p>\n
\nParquet Flooring \u2013 Engineered (Blocks and Patterns)<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Parquetry work describes patterns blocks and inlay and is still the Rolls Royce of Hardwood Flooring.The materials cost are not much greater than plank floors but the labour content is more intensive.We hold stock of blocks in three sizes. The 230 long x 70 wide blocks known to many as the old victorian school blocks are the classic block most people will be familiar with. The photo above is of our 350 mm x 160 mm\u00a0contemporary block laid in a herring bone pattern and finished
\nwith Treatex matt Hardwax oil.<\/p>\n
Our blocks\u00a0are available in solid or engineered. Oak blocks are the most sought after. Only our engineered blocks are suitable for use with underfloor heating. We stock traditional blocks 230 mm x 70 mm and also blocks 350 mm x 160 mm and 450 mm x 120 mm. These blocks are more contemporary in appearance. Blocks can be supplied square edged or beveled. Square edged blocks are laid and then require sanding flush and finishing on site. Beveled edge blocks can be supplied finished or un finished. Finished blocks are not aways available from stock. Tumbled blocks are blocks that have been put into a machine that revolves with grit or aggregate that marks and distresses the blocks giving a worn, second hand appearance. are blocks exposed to chemical treatment that causes a reaction with acid in the oak giving a natural ageing appearance.
\n
\nAll blocks are special order only so please contact us direct by email or call to discuss your\u00a0<\/strong>requirements and stock quantities.<\/b><\/p>\n
\nFumed Flooring (Chemically Modified)<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Fumed Floors\u00a0are the new trend in flooring aimed at the top end of the market where clients are looking for some thing a little different. Ammonia fuming is a practical alternative to staining. The advantage when compared to staining is that separate boards retain individual natural character. Staining produces a more consistent colour match among boards. In this process, the fumes given off by ammonia react with the naturally occurring tannic acid in the wood to darken it. Most commonly associated with oak, which gives the most dramatic results, fuming with ammonia has origins in medieval Europe where livestock barns were typically built with oak timbers. Over time, the oak woodwork near livestock always darkened. This was due to the ammonia in urine. Fumed floors\u00a0having gone through a colour change still carry on changing colour after delivery and installation. We can advise on the colour we expect the floor to end up but there is no guarantee as separate batches of fuming and separate boards within a batch can give different results.<\/p>\n
As the manufacturer we are able to produce Fumed boards at the most\u00a0competitive rates.<\/strong><\/p>\n
\n
<\/p>\n
Ash flooring is a lighter alternative to oak with flamed grain structure and colour variation. Some boards will have olive streak. This is a common feature. The Ash we use is European so has less olive streak than American Ash. We stock a limited supply in a 180 mm wide board. Our Cathedral Ash flooring is available to order in other sizes. The floor in the above photo is finished in a white, one coat of Treatex Spruce Hardwax Colour Oil and two coats of Treatex Matt hardwax oil.
\nThis floor is\u00a0stocked in low volume. please call to enquire if our shop says out of stock.<\/p>\n
\n
Premium Solid oak Flooring<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Premium Solid Oak Flooring is stocked for the traditionalists who won\u2019t be converted to engineered products. In appearance our solid oak boards are the same as our engineered boards. When using solid oak flooring the experience of the installer comes much more into play as the as the scope for error is greatly increased and even the best installers can not guarantee your new floor will not be effected by natural movement over time. Architects would much prefer specifying engineered floors and the installer would rather fit engineered floors. There is not much call for solid oak floors these days but if solid oak is what you want, we make it, we supply it.
\nBoard widths stocked are 160 mm, 180 mm and 200 mm.<\/p>\n
\nPremium Stair parts (Treads and Risers)<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Our Premium Tread and Riser sets are designed for use on new or existing stairs and steps. Unlike competitors products these do not look like DIY add ons. Our stair sets are designed to resemble a staircase in the tradition sense with the treads ample in depth for cutting to size. The standard steps are 1 m wide so suitable for nearly all domestic stairs cases. We also have sets 1.4 m long to cater for Kites and winders. For use on longer steps we have a trade fitting 3m long. This can also be used as an Oak Window board.<\/p>\n
\nParquet Flooring \u2013 Engineered (Blocks and Patterns)<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Parquetry work describes patterns blocks and inlay and is still the Rolls Royce of Hardwood Flooring.The materials cost are not much greater than plank floors but the labour content is more intensive.We hold stock of blocks in three sizes. The 230 long x 70 wide blocks known to many as the old victorian school blocks are the classic block most people will be familiar with. The photo above is of our 350 mm x 160 mm\u00a0contemporary block laid in a herring bone pattern and finished
\nwith Treatex matt Hardwax oil.<\/p>\n
Our blocks\u00a0are available in solid or engineered. Oak blocks are the most sought after. Only our engineered blocks are suitable for use with underfloor heating. We stock traditional blocks 230 mm x 70 mm and also blocks 350 mm x 160 mm and 450 mm x 120 mm. These blocks are more contemporary in appearance. Blocks can be supplied square edged or beveled. Square edged blocks are laid and then require sanding flush and finishing on site. Beveled edge blocks can be supplied finished or un finished. Finished blocks are not aways available from stock. Tumbled blocks are blocks that have been put into a machine that revolves with grit or aggregate that marks and distresses the blocks giving a worn, second hand appearance. are blocks exposed to chemical treatment that causes a reaction with acid in the oak giving a natural ageing appearance.
\n
\nAll blocks are special order only so please contact us direct by email or call to discuss your\u00a0<\/strong>requirements and stock quantities.<\/b><\/p>\n
\nFumed Flooring (Chemically Modified)<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Fumed Floors\u00a0are the new trend in flooring aimed at the top end of the market where clients are looking for some thing a little different. Ammonia fuming is a practical alternative to staining. The advantage when compared to staining is that separate boards retain individual natural character. Staining produces a more consistent colour match among boards. In this process, the fumes given off by ammonia react with the naturally occurring tannic acid in the wood to darken it. Most commonly associated with oak, which gives the most dramatic results, fuming with ammonia has origins in medieval Europe where livestock barns were typically built with oak timbers. Over time, the oak woodwork near livestock always darkened. This was due to the ammonia in urine. Fumed floors\u00a0having gone through a colour change still carry on changing colour after delivery and installation. We can advise on the colour we expect the floor to end up but there is no guarantee as separate batches of fuming and separate boards within a batch can give different results.<\/p>\n
As the manufacturer we are able to produce Fumed boards at the most\u00a0competitive rates.<\/strong><\/p>\n
\n
<\/p>\n
Premium Solid Oak Flooring is stocked for the traditionalists who won\u2019t be converted to engineered products. In appearance our solid oak boards are the same as our engineered boards. When using solid oak flooring the experience of the installer comes much more into play as the as the scope for error is greatly increased and even the best installers can not guarantee your new floor will not be effected by natural movement over time. Architects would much prefer specifying engineered floors and the installer would rather fit engineered floors. There is not much call for solid oak floors these days but if solid oak is what you want, we make it, we supply it.
\nBoard widths stocked are 160 mm, 180 mm and 200 mm.<\/p>\n
\n
Premium Stair parts (Treads and Risers)<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Our Premium Tread and Riser sets are designed for use on new or existing stairs and steps. Unlike competitors products these do not look like DIY add ons. Our stair sets are designed to resemble a staircase in the tradition sense with the treads ample in depth for cutting to size. The standard steps are 1 m wide so suitable for nearly all domestic stairs cases. We also have sets 1.4 m long to cater for Kites and winders. For use on longer steps we have a trade fitting 3m long. This can also be used as an Oak Window board.<\/p>\n
\nParquet Flooring \u2013 Engineered (Blocks and Patterns)<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Parquetry work describes patterns blocks and inlay and is still the Rolls Royce of Hardwood Flooring.The materials cost are not much greater than plank floors but the labour content is more intensive.We hold stock of blocks in three sizes. The 230 long x 70 wide blocks known to many as the old victorian school blocks are the classic block most people will be familiar with. The photo above is of our 350 mm x 160 mm\u00a0contemporary block laid in a herring bone pattern and finished
\nwith Treatex matt Hardwax oil.<\/p>\n
Our blocks\u00a0are available in solid or engineered. Oak blocks are the most sought after. Only our engineered blocks are suitable for use with underfloor heating. We stock traditional blocks 230 mm x 70 mm and also blocks 350 mm x 160 mm and 450 mm x 120 mm. These blocks are more contemporary in appearance. Blocks can be supplied square edged or beveled. Square edged blocks are laid and then require sanding flush and finishing on site. Beveled edge blocks can be supplied finished or un finished. Finished blocks are not aways available from stock. Tumbled blocks are blocks that have been put into a machine that revolves with grit or aggregate that marks and distresses the blocks giving a worn, second hand appearance. are blocks exposed to chemical treatment that causes a reaction with acid in the oak giving a natural ageing appearance.
\n
\nAll blocks are special order only so please contact us direct by email or call to discuss your\u00a0<\/strong>requirements and stock quantities.<\/b><\/p>\n
\nFumed Flooring (Chemically Modified)<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Fumed Floors\u00a0are the new trend in flooring aimed at the top end of the market where clients are looking for some thing a little different. Ammonia fuming is a practical alternative to staining. The advantage when compared to staining is that separate boards retain individual natural character. Staining produces a more consistent colour match among boards. In this process, the fumes given off by ammonia react with the naturally occurring tannic acid in the wood to darken it. Most commonly associated with oak, which gives the most dramatic results, fuming with ammonia has origins in medieval Europe where livestock barns were typically built with oak timbers. Over time, the oak woodwork near livestock always darkened. This was due to the ammonia in urine. Fumed floors\u00a0having gone through a colour change still carry on changing colour after delivery and installation. We can advise on the colour we expect the floor to end up but there is no guarantee as separate batches of fuming and separate boards within a batch can give different results.<\/p>\n
As the manufacturer we are able to produce Fumed boards at the most\u00a0competitive rates.<\/strong><\/p>\n
\n
<\/p>\n
Our Premium Tread and Riser sets are designed for use on new or existing stairs and steps. Unlike competitors products these do not look like DIY add ons. Our stair sets are designed to resemble a staircase in the tradition sense with the treads ample in depth for cutting to size. The standard steps are 1 m wide so suitable for nearly all domestic stairs cases. We also have sets 1.4 m long to cater for Kites and winders. For use on longer steps we have a trade fitting 3m long. This can also be used as an Oak Window board.<\/p>\n
\n
Parquet Flooring \u2013 Engineered (Blocks and Patterns)<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Parquetry work describes patterns blocks and inlay and is still the Rolls Royce of Hardwood Flooring.The materials cost are not much greater than plank floors but the labour content is more intensive.We hold stock of blocks in three sizes. The 230 long x 70 wide blocks known to many as the old victorian school blocks are the classic block most people will be familiar with. The photo above is of our 350 mm x 160 mm\u00a0contemporary block laid in a herring bone pattern and finished
\nwith Treatex matt Hardwax oil.<\/p>\n
Our blocks\u00a0are available in solid or engineered. Oak blocks are the most sought after. Only our engineered blocks are suitable for use with underfloor heating. We stock traditional blocks 230 mm x 70 mm and also blocks 350 mm x 160 mm and 450 mm x 120 mm. These blocks are more contemporary in appearance. Blocks can be supplied square edged or beveled. Square edged blocks are laid and then require sanding flush and finishing on site. Beveled edge blocks can be supplied finished or un finished. Finished blocks are not aways available from stock. Tumbled blocks are blocks that have been put into a machine that revolves with grit or aggregate that marks and distresses the blocks giving a worn, second hand appearance. are blocks exposed to chemical treatment that causes a reaction with acid in the oak giving a natural ageing appearance.
\n
\nAll blocks are special order only so please contact us direct by email or call to discuss your\u00a0<\/strong>requirements and stock quantities.<\/b><\/p>\n
\nFumed Flooring (Chemically Modified)<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/p>\n
Fumed Floors\u00a0are the new trend in flooring aimed at the top end of the market where clients are looking for some thing a little different. Ammonia fuming is a practical alternative to staining. The advantage when compared to staining is that separate boards retain individual natural character. Staining produces a more consistent colour match among boards. In this process, the fumes given off by ammonia react with the naturally occurring tannic acid in the wood to darken it. Most commonly associated with oak, which gives the most dramatic results, fuming with ammonia has origins in medieval Europe where livestock barns were typically built with oak timbers. Over time, the oak woodwork near livestock always darkened. This was due to the ammonia in urine. Fumed floors\u00a0having gone through a colour change still carry on changing colour after delivery and installation. We can advise on the colour we expect the floor to end up but there is no guarantee as separate batches of fuming and separate boards within a batch can give different results.<\/p>\n
As the manufacturer we are able to produce Fumed boards at the most\u00a0competitive rates.<\/strong><\/p>\n
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Parquetry work describes patterns blocks and inlay and is still the Rolls Royce of Hardwood Flooring.The materials cost are not much greater than plank floors but the labour content is more intensive.We hold stock of blocks in three sizes. The 230 long x 70 wide blocks known to many as the old victorian school blocks are the classic block most people will be familiar with. The photo above is of our 350 mm x 160 mm\u00a0contemporary block laid in a herring bone pattern and finished
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Our blocks\u00a0are available in solid or engineered. Oak blocks are the most sought after. Only our engineered blocks are suitable for use with underfloor heating. We stock traditional blocks 230 mm x 70 mm and also blocks 350 mm x 160 mm and 450 mm x 120 mm. These blocks are more contemporary in appearance. Blocks can be supplied square edged or beveled. Square edged blocks are laid and then require sanding flush and finishing on site. Beveled edge blocks can be supplied finished or un finished. Finished blocks are not aways available from stock. Tumbled blocks are blocks that have been put into a machine that revolves with grit or aggregate that marks and distresses the blocks giving a worn, second hand appearance. are blocks exposed to chemical treatment that causes a reaction with acid in the oak giving a natural ageing appearance. Fumed Floors\u00a0are the new trend in flooring aimed at the top end of the market where clients are looking for some thing a little different. Ammonia fuming is a practical alternative to staining. The advantage when compared to staining is that separate boards retain individual natural character. Staining produces a more consistent colour match among boards. In this process, the fumes given off by ammonia react with the naturally occurring tannic acid in the wood to darken it. Most commonly associated with oak, which gives the most dramatic results, fuming with ammonia has origins in medieval Europe where livestock barns were typically built with oak timbers. Over time, the oak woodwork near livestock always darkened. This was due to the ammonia in urine. Fumed floors\u00a0having gone through a colour change still carry on changing colour after delivery and installation. We can advise on the colour we expect the floor to end up but there is no guarantee as separate batches of fuming and separate boards within a batch can give different results.<\/p>\n As the manufacturer we are able to produce Fumed boards at the most\u00a0competitive rates.<\/strong><\/p>\n
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\nAll blocks are special order only so please contact us direct by email or call to discuss your\u00a0<\/strong>requirements and stock quantities.<\/b><\/p>\n
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