20mm Real Wood Flooring

Designed for those who appreciate substance as well as style, our 20mm engineered wood flooring range offers a thicker board profile for added depth and versatility. While thickness doesn't always mean tougher use, it does allow for a deeper wear layer — meaning many of these floors can be sanded and refinished over time, helping preserve their appearance for longer.

This collection includes both plank and herringbone designs, available in oiled and lacquered finishes across a palette of natural, light, and dark brown tones. The added thickness also provides a more solid feel underfoot, which some homeowners prefer for its premium, stable quality.

Suitable for living rooms, bedrooms, and dining spaces, and compatible with water-based underfloor heating, these floors combine authentic wood aesthetics with long-term potential — whether you’re renovating a family home or elevating a new space.

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Can 20mm engineered wood flooring be used with underfloor heating?

Yes, most 20mm engineered wood floors in our range are compatible with water-based underfloor heating systems. Always check the specific product for confirmation.

Is 20mm engineered flooring suitable for busy households?

Yes, engineered wood is designed for everyday living. While the thickness helps with stability and potential refinishing, the finish (lacquered or oiled) plays a bigger role in daily wear resistance.

Does a thicker board mean better insulation or soundproofing?

Generally, thicker boards may help slightly with acoustic dampening and thermal comfort, but installing a quality underlay has a much greater impact.

Are there limitations on where I can install 20mm engineered flooring?

It’s suitable for most areas in the home including bedrooms, living rooms, hallways, and kitchens. For moisture-prone spaces like bathrooms, engineered wood is not recommended.