Real Wood Flooring

Discover the timeless beauty of real wood flooring with our extensive collection. Nothing quite matches the warmth, character and underfoot comfort of an authentic wooden floor, and with each plank being different, you know you're getting something that's uniquely yours.

From traditional solid wood to modern, versatile engineered wood flooring boards, the right real wood floor will add lasting value to your home. 

Discover your ideal wooden floor today by taking a look through our collection.

Why Choose Real Wood Flooring?

Real wood floors stand out for their natural beauty and unique grain patterns, as well as how good they feel on the feet. Best of all, these traits actually improve with age.

They come in two kinds. The first, solid wood, looks and feels luxurious, but it needs a dry, stable environment. Engineered wood has a hardwood surface layer for a real wood look, with softwood underneath for greater stability.

Types of Wood & Finishes

The most popular real wood choices are oak wood flooring and walnut. Oak is valued for its strength and versatility, while walnut offers a soft, luxurious feel. 

Both come in a range of colours to help you create different moods, from calming natural and light tones to intense darks and contemporary greys.

You can also get either with a natural-looking oiled finish or the low-maintenance protective sheen of a lacquered finish. Real wood is also available in classic patterns such as herringbone real wood flooring, ideal for creating a timeless, refined look.

Where to Use Real Wood Flooring

Real wood flooring is ideal for everyday spaces like living rooms and bedrooms, where it brings natural warmth and a sense of calm. Visually, it enhances hallways and kitchens too, but sturdy construction is essential in areas with high foot traffic.

Both traditional tongue and groove installation and convenient click systems are available with modern real wood floors, but the key to lasting stability is a suitable subfloor. This should be clean, dry and structurally sound to support the floor correctly.

Care & Maintenance

Real wood floors look and feel better with age, but this doesn't mean they don't require any maintenance and can be treated carelessly. They're prone to scratches and water damage, but these can be easily avoided with a little care.

Modern real wood finishes resist water damage far better than in the past, but you'll still want to clear spills up quickly. Using mats is often a good idea around sinks and other areas likely to get wet.

Mats or rugs also help prevent wear in high-traffic areas, while felt pads stop furniture from causing scratches.

In terms of maintenance, regular cleaning with wood-safe products and a non-abrasive applicator like a microfibre mop will keep your floor looking its best. Oiled finishes also need to have their protective layer topped up periodically.