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Features: Type: Engineered European Oak Dimension: 1900mm (length) x 190mm (width) x 15mm (thickness including 4mm veneer) Pack Size: 2.166sqm/box Pack Weight: 21.5kg Finish: 5%-8% Matt finish Bevel: Micro Profile: Tongue and Groove (TNG) Grade: ABCD

Iceberg is the palest board in the Prestige Oak 14/2mm range: a very light cool white-greige with the grain softened almost to a limed look and very little contrast between planks. A floor this pale is a decision rather than...

Straw is a pale natural oak with open knots, light, warm and unstained, closer to raw timber than to anything finished, with the grain and natural marks left clearly visible. It is the most honest-looking board in the Prestige Oak...

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...

White Sands is a light greige oak with a wire-brushed surface, pale and cool-leaning, with the brushing raising the grain so the floor has texture you can feel as well as see. The brushed finish is what separates it from...

Quercus Welsh Cream is the palest board in the range, a cream-white oak with a faint pink-grey cast and soft, low-contrast grain. It is lighter than Latte Oak and warmer than Rana.A cream-white floor is for a light, low-contrast room:...

Arctic Grey is the palest plain tile in the Godfrey Hirst Olympus Stone range: a soft light grey with the faint mottling of honed concrete and almost no pattern to speak of. Unlike the terrazzo and ceppo colours here it...

Latte is a warm mid golden-brown: a tobacco-toned oak with even grain and a settled, unfussy character. It is the middle of the warm range: deeper than Tan, lighter than Dark Brown, and without the olive cast of Chestnut. Mid...

Arctic Fox is the palest board in the Preference Floors Oakleaf HD Plus range: a near-white cream with only the faintest grain showing through and almost no tonal shift between planks. It is the floor to choose when you want...

Do not order this one from the name. Iconic Millstone is a mid-dark warm chocolate brown with strong grain, the richest warm board in the range and nothing like the grey stone the word suggests. If a dark grey is...

Cafe Noir is the darkest board in the Hydrocore range: a deep chocolate brown with strong, dramatic grain running through it and enough contrast between the light and dark passages that the floor reads as timber rather than a flat...

Abbey Grey is a pale cool greige oak: soft grain, low contrast and a light grey cast over a beige base, with small knots here and there. It is one of the four pale boards in the Prestige Oak 14/2mm...