08Materials
Engineered Wood
Real wood on top, stability underneath.
Collection
Engineered Wood
Engineered oak and walnut in wide plank, herringbone and chevron.
Antique oak herringbone
Caramel oak herringbone
Champagne oak chevron
French chevron oak
Champagne oak herringbone
Antique oak chevron
Espresso oak plank
Walnut Versailles parquet
French chevron oak
French chevron oak
Caramel oak Versailles
Champagne oak chevron
Sunlit Walnut Herringbone Scandinavian Interior
Sunlit Parisian Salon with Herringbone Oak
Sunlit mountain lounge with chevron oak flooring
Sunlit executive office with Versailles oak parquet
Antique oak dining room glow
Baby Grand on Champagne Oak
Boutique showroom with warm oak flooring
Caramel Oak Townhouse Foyer
Caramel Versailles Parquet in a Parisian Salon
Champagne Oak Herringbone Kitchen Retreat
Champagne Oak Versailles Parquet Gallery
Champagne oak Versailles parquet library
Champagne oak herringbone by the window
Coastal room with antique oak herringbone
Contemporary gallery with pale oak herringbone
Elegant townhouse foyer with Versailles oak
Espresso Oak Mountain Lounge
Espresso Versailles Parquet Corridor
Espresso Versailles Parquet in Nordic Light
Executive office with chevron oak flooring
French Chevron Oak in a Townhouse Foyer
Garden-lit breakfast room with French chevron oak
Greige herringbone oak guest bedroom
Greige oak herringbone executive office
Greige oak herringbone living room
Herringbone oak floors in a brownstone library
Herringbone oak piano room
Honey Oak in a Scandinavian Apartment
Honey oak Versailles parquet penthouse
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01Our view
A real hardwood wear layer bonded to a cross-laminated core, so wide planks stay flat through a New England winter and over radiant heat. We specify wood alongside the tile and stone around it, so the thresholds, heights and tones are settled before anything is ordered.
02Where it works
- Living and dining rooms
- Bedrooms and studies
- Kitchens, beside stone and tile
- Over radiant heating
- Herringbone and chevron entries
03What to know
- Wear layer
- The top layer of real wood can be sanded and refinished. A thicker wear layer allows more refinishing over the life of the floor.
- Stability
- A cross-laminated core resists the seasonal movement that makes wide solid planks cup and gap. The wood still needs acclimating on site before installation.
- Where wood meets stone
- Wood and tile have different thicknesses and setting beds. We plan the substrate so the two finish flush, with or without a transition profile.
- Moisture
- Concrete slabs and basements are moisture-tested before installation, and the method (glue-down, floating or nailed) is chosen to suit.
At a glance
- Construction
- Real hardwood wear layer on a multi-ply or cross-laminated core
- Formats
- Wide plank, long length, herringbone, chevron
- Finishes
- Oiled, matte lacquer, brushed, smoked, reactive stains
- Installation
- Glue-down, floating or nail-down, chosen to suit the substrate
- Radiant heat
- Suitable with most products; confirm the manufacturer rating
04What we carry
Northern Oak, chosen for its construction.
- Premium collection
- Engineered American Northern Oak on a balanced 3-ply construction, in live-sawn, rift-sawn and character grades.
- Restoration collection
- The same oak and construction in aged and reactive tones, for floors that should look settled from the first day.
Engineered Wood for your project?
Book a consultation and we will have samples out and ready for your drawings.