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190mm x 20/6mm x 1900mm Golden Handscraped Lacquered Multi-Ply Engineered Oak Flooring
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With a board width of 190mm and thickness of 20mm / 6mm wood wear layer this multi-ply engineered Golden oak flooring has the classic quality and desirability of genuine oak flooring.
190mm x 20/6mm x 1900mm Golden Handscraped Lacquered Multi-Ply Engineered Oak Flooring
Product Code: FSOE2099G
£58.30 per m2 (inc.VAT)
(£105.24
per pack)
BULK pricing (inc.VAT)
| 1 m² | - | 40 m² | £58.30 per m² |
| 41 m² | - | 80 m² | £56.54 per m² |
| 81 m² | - | 120 m² | £56.34 per m² |
| 121+ m² | £56.14 per m² |
PRICE YOUR ROOM BELOW
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Width
190mm -
Thickness
20mm -
Wear Layer
6mm -
Length
1900mm (1 split board) -
Finish
Handscraped & Lacquered
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- Product Code FSOE2099G
- Category Price 56.14
- % offer 0
- Species Oak
- Price £41 - £50.99 per m²
- Width 190mm
- Thickness 20mm
- Wear Layer 6mm
- Length 1900mm (1 split board)
- Finish Handscraped & Lacquered
- Grade Rustic Grade
- Installation Tongue & Groove
- Suitable for underfloor heating If Fully Adhered
- Bevelled Edges Yes
190mm x 20/6mm Golden Handscraped Lacquered Multi-Ply Engineered Oak Flooring is the lighter of the 2 handscrapd products in our 20mm thick range of flooring. With a board width of 190mm and thickness of 20mm / 6mm wood wear layer this multi-ply engineered Golden oak flooring has the classic quality and desirability of genuine oak flooring. With a handscrapped lacquered finish it has a aged appearance with the lacquer emphasising the wood grain.
The rustic handscrapped grade means you will see the presence of colour variation, knots, sapwood and other minimal imperfections which all add to the organic character of the wood flooring.
Please follow the manufacturer guidelines when installing. The 20mm Thick Engineered boards are structurally stable to be fitted direct to joists. Or you can always float them on a suitable underlay.
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