190mm plankNatural European Oak 190mm
Natural grade · brushed surface · matte look.
190mm plankNatural tone$8.00 sample
ARCHITECTURAL TIMBER · ENGINEERED FLOORING · PROJECT SAMPLESTrade & specification enquiries welcome
Flooring, reconsideredWalk on
Walk on
something
real.
Architectural timber flooring with visible grain, tactile finishes and formats that change the rhythm of a room.
EXPLORE FLOORS 01
01 / 03
ENGINEERED CONSTRUCTIONStable multi-layer flooring
REAL FLOORING FORMATSPlank · parquet · chevron
TACTILE FINISHESBrushed · smoked · matte
SAMPLE SERVICECompare grain before specifying
190mm plank
220mm plankSmoked Oak Wide Plank
Deep brown tone · visible knots · textured grain.
220mm plankSmoked tone$8.00 sample
Parquet blockNatural Oak Herringbone
Parquet format · warm natural tone · geometric rhythm.
Parquet blockNatural tone$10.00 sample
ParquetDark Brown Parquet
Rich brown finish · patterned installation · classic character.
ParquetDark brown$10.00 sample
OAK · NATURAL GRADE · BRUSHED03 / Material characterCOMPARE SAMPLES
Not every board should look the same.
Natural timber carries variation. Grade, grain, knots, brushing and finish all change the visual energy of a floor. Compare samples in your space to find the right balance of colour and character.
Prime gradeQuiet
Natural gradeBalanced
Character gradeExpressive
“The floor is the largest piece of furniture you never move.”PLANKHAUS MATERIAL PRINCIPLE
05 / Before you specify
Flooring, made clearer.
Practical guidance for selecting, specifying and caring for timber floors.
What is engineered timber flooring?
Engineered flooring combines a real timber wear layer with a multi-layer core designed to improve dimensional stability compared with a solid timber board.
What is the difference between plank and herringbone?
Plank flooring uses long boards in linear layouts. Herringbone uses shorter blocks installed in a repeating zig-zag pattern.
Can I order samples before choosing?
Yes. Add samples to your basket and complete your order at checkout.
How do I care for my timber floor?
Use a soft brush or vacuum, clean with a lightly damp mop and a timber-safe cleaner, and avoid standing water. Always follow the finish manufacturer’s care instructions.