Solid Oak Flooring
Many clients select oak as their solid wood flooring because of its durability and tradition as a flooring wood. Oak tends to be a warm honey colour and depending on your finish gradually darkens a little with age.
Unfinished Solid Wood Flooring
A solid wood floor, rich in colour and texture, can compliment any home. Choose from our range of beautiful, native hardwoods depending on the natural colours you prefer.
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Solid Ash Flooring
Ash is a popular solid wood flooring, particularly in a contemporary house. It’s colour is generally white, or at least light in colour. It is a superb wood for using in a dark room or bedroom where the aim is to bring a light, clean feel to the room.
Solid Elm Flooring
English elm was once widely used in homes, particularly in halls and staircases as, like oak, it is very hardwearing. Elm solid wood flooring provides a floor, full of characterful knots and swirls around the grain it has beautiful dark golden tones.
Solid Cherry Flooring
Our Cherry logs come from the Chilterns where they grow amongst the Beech trees. Opt for cherry for your real wood flooring to bring beauty to your room.
Solid Sycamore Flooring
Sycamore is creamy white in colour with a stunning fine silky grain which is appears almost translucent. It is the palest in our solid wood flooring range.
Solid Chestnut Flooring
Solid chestnut flooring is pale and creamy in colour with fabulous contrasting darker brown mineral streaks. It has an open grain which swirls along the board.
Highest grade english oak now ready for collection
Fabulous English Oak Seven Bay Cart Lodge
English Oak is the hardwood of choice for most timber framed buildings. It's strong, durable and withstands all weathers. Overtime the wood ages to a beautiful silver grey.
Ash Flooring and Internal Ash Cladding for Passive House
Built using the same carbon footprint as the original 1960's bungalow. Solid ash flooring and internal wall and ceiling cladding complete this stunning energy efficient Passivhaus in Hertfordshire.