Engineered Castle Grade
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| Finish | Unfinished, Filled | |
|---|---|---|
| Tongue & Groove | All Sides (End Matched) | |
| Edges | End Matched | |
| Species | European Oak | |
| Construction | 6mm Solid Oak Wear Layer, 15mm Baltic Birch Plyboard | |
| Thickness | 20mm | |
| Minimum Length | 2000mm | |
| Available Widths | 140mm, 160mm, 180mm, 200mm | |
Carrying on from the success of our Hartington solid oak doors, comes our Castle Grade Engineered Oak Flooring, which has been created in very much the same style.
The castle grade is designed for those wanting more than a flat plank, where a board with more depth is required.
Each board has an undulating surface, which gives a worn appearance. This creates a texture that is unmatched by other floors.
In terms of grading, these boards will feature a similar range of knots, cracks, shakes, fissures and areas of perfectly grained oak, as our popular character grade oak flooring. With the castle grade, the open knots and defects have been filled.
The castle grade is supplied unfinished, leaving you to finish the boards how you see fit.
More Information
Introduction Ever wondered how to fit an oak floor? With this in mind we have created this handy guide showing the different stages of one of our recent installations. Throughout this guide we have enlisted the help of one of our highly skilled floor fitters, as he shares some of his helpful tips and tricks from his experience in the trade. ( To download a printable pdf version of this guide, click here ) Glueing Method In this particular floor fit, the Hakwood Bonneval engineered oak boards were fitted by glueing them to the sub-floor, which had an underfloor heating system already installed. To make things extra tricky, one side of our room had a plastered wall which would eventually have skirting running along it. On the other side, there was a pointed stone wall, where the flooring needed to run clean up to the edge of the wall, and would therefore require some scribing. A timber frame...
Introduction To keep your new oak flooring in top condition, you need to finish it with some form of protective coating. We think the best products for doing this are natural hard wax oils. One of the most popular of these is Osmo Polyx-Oil . This natural product is available in either a Satin or Matt finish, is incredibly hard-wearing, micro-porous (breathable) and also water repellent. We've created this mini guide and video to show you how to apply Osmo Polyx-Oil - it also applies to other hardwax oils like Blanchon. ( To download a printable pdf version of this guide, click here ) What You Will Need Osmo Polyx-Oil Satin Or Matt (A 2.5 litre tin will cover 30 square metres with two coats) Vacuum Cleaner/Dust Pan and Brush Natural Bristle Brush (Osmo Natural Bristle Brush used in example) Floor Brush (Osmo Floor Brush...
Purchasing oak flooring online can be difficult. With so many different suppliers on the market and so many different types of oak flooring available it can be difficult to know exactly what oak flooring to choose. No matter how many images you see online, nothing quite beats being able to see the boards in person. This is why our showroom is so popular - you can see, touch and walk on each and every grade of timber. For those who live further afield this however is not always an option. This is why many online retailers choose to offer samples, with many broadcasting there “free samples”. This allows you to see the grade in your own home to help influence your decision right? Sadly not. These so called “free samples” are often small minuscule offcuts which cannot possibly give a true representation of the quality or the grading of the board. Being a natural product every section of an oak board is different. Take a look at the image below… Here we have what is known as our barn grade...
As you're probably aware, we stock a very wide range of products here at Peak Oak, from small tins of wax, through wrought ironware to solid oak flooring and huge green oak beams. This means we have to use a range of different couriers to transport our items. How your goods are transported depends on what type of item is being despatched, and where it is being delivered to. We will always give you a call prior to the delivery to ensure that you are present to receive the order. If you have not received a call, please call us as we may have had difficulty getting in touch with you. Peak Oak Deliveries For deliveries, we will usually use our own vehicles, for both long distance and short distance. These deliveries are done by ourselves direct to your door, at a time to suit you. International Deliveries For our international deliveries we have a range of options to ensure you get the best quote. With these services deliveries can take longer, so its good to order well in...
