Parameter
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Construction
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Wear layer (engineered)
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Total thickness
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Installation
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Finish
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Fire
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Slip
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UFH
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VOC
Wood Flooring
Overview & Use Cases
We provide materials‑only B2B supply for distributors, contractors, developers, architects and facility owners. Installation is by your appointed contractor/installer.
Wood Flooring covers engineered and solid wood solutions for hospitality, offices, retail flagships, cultural and MFH amenity spaces where natural aesthetics and premium perception are key.
For sports halls choose Sports Indoor.
Best‑fit applications:
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Hospitality: lobbies, lounges, suites (dry areas).
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Offices: executive areas, meeting rooms, client suites.
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Retail & Cultural: boutiques, galleries, showrooms.
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MFH Amenities: club rooms, libraries, co‑working.
Product Types
Use this section to navigate to the right specification. Each item links to a dedicated subpage.
Technical & Compliance
Confirm exact values per selected line (datasheet/DoP/EPD).
Typical Range / Note
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Engineered multi‑layer or solid wood
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2.5–6.0 mm (collection‑dependent)
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10–22 mm typical
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Glue‑down or floating click (system‑dependent)
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Factory UV‑oil/varnish, hardwax; site‑finish options
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Typically Cfl‑s1 (verify DoP/test per SKU)
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Depends on finish sheen/texture; verify test data
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Compatible within temperature/RH limits (engineered preferred)
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Low‑VOC finishes available; request certificates
Key Advantages
for Projects
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Natural premium look: authentic grain, textures and long‑life refinishing potential (finish/system‑dependent).
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Stable construction: engineered cores reduce movement vs solid; better for wider planks and UFH.
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Durable finishes: factory UV‑oils/varnishes and hardwax systems for commercial use.
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Acoustic comfort: wood warms spaces; combine with underlays to control impact sound.
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Sustainability: certified sourcing options; low‑VOC finishes available.
Selection Guide
Wood vs Laminate vs LVT/SPC
Criterion
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Authenticity
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Refinishing
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Moisture tolerance
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Dimensional stability
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Rolling loads
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Cost
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Best use
Engineered Wood
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Real wood surface
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Possible (wear‑layer dependent)
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Medium
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Good
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Medium (prefer glue‑down)
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€€€
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Premium interiors
Laminate
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Decor film
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No
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Medium (water‑resistant lines)
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Good
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Medium
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€
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Budget wood‑look
LVT/SPC
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Decor film
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No
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High/Very high
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Excellent (SPC)
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Glue‑down LVT best
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€€
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Mixed‑use/high moisture
Design & Installation Notes
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Acclimatization: follow temperature/RH protocols; check moisture in subfloors.
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Method: glue‑down for stability and rolling loads; floating click in refurb fast‑track areas.
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Finish selection: choose commercial‑grade UV oils/varnishes; consider matte for slip/shine control.
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Board geometry: wide planks for lobbies; herringbone/chevron for feature zones.
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Edges & stairs: match stair nosings from Stairs solution; plan transitions to tile/LVT.
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Maintenance: neutral cleaners; periodic re‑oil/re‑coat or resand (wear‑layer dependent).
Logistics & B2B Supply
Materials-only supply. Installation by your contractor/installer.
We supply materials only with commercial terms for trade customers:
Order sizes:
cartons to pallets; MOQs for special grades/lengths.
Lead times:
stock vs made‑to‑order surfaces/grades.
Documentation:
datasheets, DoP/DoC, fire tests, EPD on request.
Samples:
plank sets, finish boards.
Support:
spec wording, take‑offs, maintenance plans.
FAQ
Here you’ll find answers to the most common questions our customers ask when choosing flooring. This section is designed to help you make confident and informed decisions. If you don’t see the information you’re looking for, feel free to contact our support team — we’re always here to help.
Engineered vs solid for commercial spaces?
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Engineered provides better stability (UFH, wider planks) with commercial finishes; solid suits traditional refinish projects.
Glue‑down or floating?
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Glue‑down offers superior feel and rolling‑load resistance; floating click speeds refurb with more movement allowance.
How to manage acoustics in apartments or offices?
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Use acoustic underlays, add rugs/soft finishes, and respect impact sound targets in the spec.
Can wood be used in kitchens?
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Yes in dry‑use kitchens with robust finishes and matting; for wetrooms choose vinyl wetroom systems.
Do you provide installation?
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No—materials only. Installation by your appointed contractor.
Ready to specify Wood Flooring?
- Request Specs & Commercial Offer (species, grade, finish, format, area m², timeline, delivery region).
- Order Samples (plank set, finish options).
