15/3 x 150 x 1860mm Oak Rustic Lacquered

Rustic Oak Lacquered 

15|3x150x1860mm

Pack Size 2.28m2

Click

150 Oak Nature engineered floor has a face width of 150mm and 15mm thickness with a 3mm solid oak wear layer.

Boards Lengths of 400mm -1860mm

The engineered Oak floor ABCD Grade means this floor will come with some knots and colour variation for a natural looking floor.

This engineered Oak floor can be installed by sticking down to the existing subfloor or by floating on underlay.

There are several reasons why someone might choose to buy engineered oak click flooring that is lacquered. Here are a few potential advantages:

1. Durability: The lacquer coating adds an extra layer of protection to the wood surface, making it more resistant to scratches, stains, and general wear and tear. This can be particularly beneficial in high-traffic areas or homes with children or pets.

2. Easy Maintenance: Lacquered flooring is relatively easy to clean and maintain. The smooth surface makes it more resistant to dirt and spills, allowing for easier and quicker cleanup. Regular sweeping or vacuuming, along with occasional damp mopping, should be sufficient to keep the floor looking good.

3. Enhanced Appearance: The lacquer finish can enhance the natural beauty of the oak grain, giving the flooring a glossy or semi-glossy appearance. This can add an attractive aesthetic element to your space, providing a touch of elegance and sophistication.

4. Time and Cost Savings: Engineered oak wood click flooring is designed to be installed quickly and easily. The click-lock system eliminates the need for glue or nails, allowing for a hassle-free installation process. Additionally, the lacquered finish means you won't have to apply a separate sealant or finish, saving you time and potentially reducing installation costs.

5. Protection Against Moisture: Engineered wood flooring click is generally more dimensionally stable than solid wood, thanks to its layered construction. However, the lacquer coating adds an extra layer of moisture resistance, making it more suitable for areas prone to humidity, such as bathrooms or kitchens, as long as proper installation guidelines are followed.