Riesling - 15/4mm Prestige Oak Engineered Timber Flooring

Riesling is a pale to mid warm beige-tan with the grain pulled out in white: a brushed, limed look where the pale streaks run the full length of the board and give the surface visible texture. It is the most textural board in the Prestige Oak range and the one that most obviously reads as hand-finished.

Limed oak is the Hamptons and coastal look, and it works because the white in the grain lifts the whole floor without tipping it into a flat pale. It pairs with white walls, rattan, linen and pale timber furniture. Sauvignon is the same warmth without the liming if you want a quieter version of the colour.

Prestige Oak is genuine European Oak with a 4mm wear layer over a 15mm engineered board: sandable and recoatable two or three times over its life, unlike laminate or hybrid. UV-cured European polyurethane, superior matte, limited lifetime structural warranty and 20 years on the finish. Supply and install available across Sydney.

It is made in two profiles on the same 15/4mm board, tongue and groove and click. Pick the one your installer prefers at checkout. Tongue and groove can be direct stuck or floated; click is a floating install.

Specifications

• Construction: Engineered timber, 15/4mm, 4mm genuine European Oak wear layer
• Board size: 1900mm x 190mm, 1.805m2 per carton (5 planks)
• Profile: Tongue and groove or click, chosen at checkout. Same board, same wear layer. Tongue and groove can be direct stuck or floated; click is floated.
• Finish: Pre-finished, UV-cured European polyurethane, superior matte; light wire brush on selected colours
• Emissions: VOC <E1, below World Health Organisation levels
• Warranty: Limited lifetime structural, 20 years domestic finish
• Suitable for: All internal areas except wet areas, not for bathrooms or laundries

European Oak is a natural material. Variation between boards and between batches is expected and includes mineral streaks, black stain, medullary rays, knots, and slight surface checking and filling. This is the character of the timber, not a fault. We recommend ordering all material for a job at once.