Prime Oak AB Grade | Unfinished Wood Flooring | 300 x 4/18 x 2200mm

Prime Oak AB Grade 300mm

Prime Oak Unfinished is made from a mature seasoned Oak. Carefully selected from reputable suppliers where the logs have been harvested legally to ensure  all the right standards are met.

The wide boards are a great vocal and visual point in any area as they create a vast array of effects from making the area look larger, airy and open with the fixed 2200mm length boards.

The advantages of an Unfinished Oak are unlimited. From being able to add textures from brushing, to even hand scraping, even distressing to help make them look aged or worn.

Oak is very durable and a hard wearing floor ensures you will have a wood floor which will withstand the tests of time, giving you peace of mind and reassurance you have the right wood floor that will last.

Prime oak Unfinished AB grade 300mm the widest of all our products, our 300mm is an impressive size with fixed lengths of 2.2 meters. An unfinished board allows a numerous selection of colours to be applied to the floor with a grand result whatever finish is used.

Plank Width	300mm
Plank Length	Fixed Lengths 2.2m
Thickness	4/18mm
Finish	Natural, Unfinished
Specie	Oak
Grade	Prime
Construction	Engineered Plank, Micro-Bevelled Edges
Profile	Tongue & Groove
Warranty	20 years (Residential)
Underfloor Heating	Yes Suitable

Engineered Wood Flooring

Engineered wood flooring consists of two or more layers of wood adhered together to form a plank. Typically, engineered wood uses a thin layer (lamella) of oak bonded to a core constructed from a ply base.  The structure formed with each layer at a 90° angle to the layer above.

Installed on many subfloors. Engineered wood is the most common type of wood flooring in Europe. It has been growing in popularity in North America.

Tongue & Groove

One side and one end of the plank has a groove. The other side and end have a tongue (protruding wood along an edge’s centre). The tongue & groove fit snugly together, aligning the planks, whilst hiding the joint.

Tongue & Groove installation methods:

• Glue-down method (Engineered and Solid)
• Floating method with an underlay (Engineered only)
• Nail-down method (Engineered and Solid).

In line with industry standards, packs may contain one split starter plank to assist with the floor layout stagger.