Like the Blackbutt decor, this one carries a species name the board does not quite live up to. Aquastop Spotted Gum is a mid warm brown with a grey overlay and noticeable plank-to-plank variation, some boards redder than others. Real...

Natural Oak Grey is a cool mid grey with silvery whitewashed grain running through it. The contrast between the grey ground and the pale grain is the strongest in the 8mm range, so the board reads as textured driftwood rather...

Dublin is a mid to dark warm reddish brown with pronounced knots and dark grain lines running the length of the board. It is the most rustic decor in the 8mm range and the warmest.Red-brown floors were out of favour...

A word of warning on the name. Aquastop Blackbutt is a mid grey-brown with a clear mauve cast, cooler and greyer than the Australian species it is named after. If you are matching to real blackbutt timber already in the...

Zermatt is a light warm honey-beige: a soft golden oak with gentle, even grain and none of the knotting or rustic texture found elsewhere in the Aquastop range. It is the gentlest of the warm boards here, and the easiest...

Strasbourg is a pale warm greige, exceptionally smooth, with minimal grain contrast and a soft neutral cast that sits almost exactly between warm and cool. It is the most neutral board in the entire Aquastop range, and that is its...

Lugano is a pale warm sandy beige: clean, fine-grained and quiet, with none of the knots or rustic character that mark the busier boards in the Aquastop range. It is the warm counterpart to Natural Oak Grey. Where that board...

Helsinki is a mid olive-grey oak: a smooth, flowing grain with a faint green cast that lifts it out of the usual grey-brown territory and gives it a distinctly Nordic character. That green undertone is the whole point of it....