Oak Flooring

Engineered oak flooring is made from a real oak hardwood veneer bonded to layers of plywood or high-density core material. It offers the look of solid oak with added stability, moisture resistance and is more environmentally friendly.

Yes – most engineered oak floors with a thick enough top layer can be sanded and refinished.

Yes, engineered oak flooring works well in kitchens and living spaces, thanks to its stable construction. Just avoid excessive moisture and clean up spills promptly.

Sweep or vacuum regularly, and use a damp (not wet) mop with a wood-safe cleaner. Avoid harsh chemicals and steam mops.

Yes – engineered oak flooring is compatible with underfloor heating systems, provided it’s installed correctly and the temperature is regulated.

Minor damage can be repaired with a wood filler or wax repair stick matched to the floor. For deeper dents, board replacement may be needed.

No, steam mops are not recommended for oak flooring. The heat and moisture can damage the wood and cause the engineered layers to warp or separate over time. Use a damp microfibre mop and a wood-safe cleaner instead.