Canopy Flooring

Liberty 14/3x90mm Herringbone Gillingham Oak Invisible UV Oiled Real Wood Engineered Flooring

Name: Liberty 14/3x90mm Herringbone Gillingham Oak Invisible UV Oiled Real Wood Engineered Flooring
Brand: Canopy Flooring
Price: 52.91 GBP
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Liberty Wood 14/3x90mm Herringbone Real Wood Engineered Flooring Gillingham Oak Colour, Brushed UV Oiled Invisible Oak. A beautiful real wood herringbone flooring.
14mm Thickness
90mm Width
300mm Lengths
Price Per Square Metre: £34.99
Price Per Pack: £52.91
Pack Coverage: 1.512 Square Metres
Surface: Brushed
Finish: UV Oiled
Species: Oak
Shade: Light Oak
Colour: Light / Invisible
Grade: Select
Plank Style: Herringbone
Joining Method: Tongue & Groove
Installation Method: Nailed or Glued Down
Construction: Europe
Room Suitability: Bedroom, Dining, Hallway, Kitchen, Living Room, Lounge
Pack Size:1.512 m²
Pack Weight12.5 kg
Underfloor Heating: Suitable
Guarantee: 25 Years
Nationwide Home Delivery
Sample Available On Request

Why 14mm real wood engineered flooring? Solid wood at this thickness can be prone to warping in a herringbone pattern. Engineered 14mm boards are much more stable and less likely to gap or buckle with temperature changes.

Installation Considerations

Subfloor: Because herringbone involves many small pieces, your subfloor must be perfectly level. Any unevenness will cause the corners of the planks to "lip" (stick up), which is a trip hazard and looks messy.

Wastage: Always allow for 10-15% wastage. The diagonal cuts required at the walls for the herringbone pattern use more wood than standard straight planks.