Quercus Candly is a near-black oak, a deep charcoal-brown with the grain just visible as a slightly lighter figure, and the darkest board HTT makes in engineered timber. It is darker and browner than Bonita Brescia.A black floor is a...

Quercus Arizonica is a light warm oak with a pink-blonde cast, soft grain and a few small knots, close to the colour of freshly sanded European oak under a clear coat. It is warmer than Rana and Welsh Cream and...

Quercus Aliena is a mid grey-brown oak, a smoky taupe with the grain clearly visible and moderate variation from board to board. It is neither a warm brown nor a true grey, which is what lets it sit between grey...

AquaGlow Spotted Gum is the widest and longest spotted gum laminate we stock: 1830mm boards at 195mm wide, which is a meaningfully more expansive proportion than the 1216mm boards common at this price. Fewer joins across a room, and the...

Park Oak is a pale grey-beige, cool, light and quiet, with fine grain that gives it texture without pattern. It's the most understated board in the AquaGlow range and the one to choose when the floor is meant to disappear...

New York Oak is a natural mid-light oak: a warm sandy beige with a subtle greige cast and clear knot and grain detail running through the boards. It sits between Berlin Oak and Caramel Oak in depth, which makes it...

Los Angeles Oak is the warmest of the pale boards: a sandy blonde oak with a clear golden undertone and soft grain movement. It brings light into a room without the coolness of a grey-washed floor, which makes it a...

London Oak is a greyed taupe: a mid-tone brown with the warmth pulled back and a soft grey wash over the grain. It's the most contemporary board in the AquaGlow range, and the one that sits most comfortably in apartments...

Hamburg Oak is the palest board in the AquaGlow range: a soft cream-greige with a faint cool cast and delicate, fine grain running through it. It's the closest thing here to a limed or whitewashed oak, and it does more...

Caramel Oak is warmer and deeper than the pale boards in the AquaGlow range: a mid greyish-brown with enough warmth to feel inviting but not enough to read as golden or orange. It's the middle ground of the range, and...

Berlin Oak is the most neutral board in the AquaGlow range: a light natural oak with soft, even grain and no strong pull towards warm or cool. It's the safe specification when the rest of the room isn't settled yet,...

Washed Oak is a soft pale greige: a light, limed-looking oak with fine grain and a gentle warm-neutral cast. It's one of the brightest boards in the MTF range and a good choice for opening up smaller rooms or spaces...

Towny Oak is a warm golden tan: the most traditionally oak-looking board in the MTF range, with flowing grain and a honeyed tone that sits somewhere between blonde and mid-brown. It's the safest choice here if you want a floor...

Spotted gum is the timber most Australians picture when they think of a hardwood floor: that distinctive run of honey, chocolate and soft grey through the grain that no European oak can imitate. This MTF design carries that variation convincingly...

Silver Grey Oak is the most rustic board in the MTF range: a weathered grey-brown with heavy knots, splits and natural cracks running through the grain. It reads as reclaimed or barn timber rather than a clean modern oak, which...

Milan Oak is a light natural blonde: a soft, warm-toned oak with gentle grain movement and no strong pull towards grey. It's the brightest of the oak designs in the MTF range, and the one that does most to open...

Lugano Oak is a light-to-mid greige with pronounced knots and natural cracks running through the grain: a rustic, characterful board rather than a smooth uniform one. It suits interiors that want texture and a lived-in feel: exposed brick, linen, timber...

Grey Oak is a pale greyed beige, light, cool and quiet, with fine grain that gives it texture without pattern. It's the most understated board in the MTF range and the one to choose when the floor is meant to...