Wonderwood
French Beige
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As some suppliers prohibit displaying prices on their products online, you can request for the prices and we supply them to you.
We can offer you the best prices and will match or beat any competitor to ensure you get the best deal!
As some suppliers prohibit displaying prices on their products online, you can request for the prices and we supply them to you.
We can offer you the best prices and will match or beat any competitor to ensure you get the best deal!
Our natural-grade engineered timber flooring showcases the authentic, natural variations of timber. If you love timber knots and gum veins, this is the product for you. Each board is carefully crafted from premium timbers sourced worldwide and finished with a high-quality matte lacquer, enhancing the definition of the unique grain and aesthetic of the wood.
The 20/4mm option provides a thicker floor for a more solid underfoot feel and quieter noise. It also comes in wider boards, creating the effect of a more spacious room.
// Timber Grade: Natural
// Plank Size: 2200 x 240 x 20/4mm
// Thickness: 20/4mm
// Box Content: 2.112sqm / 4 Planks
// Locking System: Tongue and Groove
// Finish: Brushed Lacquer Matt Finish
// Installation Method: Floating / Direct Stick
// Packs: 25% Nested Boards
// Residential Wear and Tear Warranty: 20 years
FAQ
Engineered timber flooring is made from natural wood, so it has some limitations when it comes to water exposure. However, with a high-quality European coating, it can moderate resistance to water. Ensure that you always wipe water spillages as soon as you can to increase the longevity of your floor.
Engineered timber flooring can be a highly durable choice, especially when paired with a high-quality coating. This coating provides protection against wear and tear, stains, fading, and water. However, as a natural product, it requires regular maintenance and care to keep it looking its best over time.
Yes, you can install engineered timber flooring yourself. Floors with a click-lock system, such as 5G locks, are especially easy to install. If the flooring uses a tongue-and-groove system, it may require more skill, but it’s still manageable if you’re confident in your DIY abilities.