Natural Engineered Flooring Oak Chevron Jet Black Brushed UV Matt Lacquered 15/4mm By 120mm By 600mm

Are you on the lookout for a black floor with a difference; something that stands out? Yes? Look no further. This natural engineered oak flooring in chevron design is jet black, brushed and UV matt lacquered. Put all of this together and you’ve got a cutting-edge floor that looks stunning no matter where you put it.

This floor screams style and charm without being shouty. It’s something really different and will bring even the simplest of rooms to a whole new level. While not everyone will have the courage to go so all-out, if you have the vision and the bravery, this floor won’t disappoint.

When you've received your flooring, you should within one hour store it inside, completely flat and in sealed boxes until you are ready to lay it. Boxes should be kept inside your house (not in a garage or other outbuilding). During storage, please make sure that your flooring is well away from extreme heat (radiators) and moist areas (recently plastered walls, damp basements etc). We recommend an acclimatizing period of at least one week, during which time flooring needs to be kept in sealed boxes at room temperature. Engineered flooring need to stay in the boxes at the room temperature for 48 hours (for installation without underfloor heating) or 7 days (for installation with underfloor heating) and the room temperature must be at least 21-22 degrees Celsius for 7-14 days - the floor surface temperature must be a minimum of 21 degrees Celsius - the air relative humidity must be between 40% and 65%.

Free sample are available to order. The sample will allow you to feel the high quality of our wood and see its beautiful rich markings.

We aim to dispatch the sample within a day so you won't have to wait long.

Simply choose the 'Free Sample' option and complete the secure checkout process.

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