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Let's talk Solid wood flooring
Solid wood flooring is made from a single piece of natural timber throughout the entire board.
It offers timeless character, natural variation, and a premium feel that develops more character over time.
- 100% real wood
- Unique grain and colour variation
- Can be sanded and refinished multiple times
- Adds long-term value to a property
Solid wood and engineered wood serve different purposes.
- Solid wood offers maximum longevity and authenticity
- Engineered wood provides greater stability in modern homes
Solid wood is best suited to traditional properties and environments with stable temperature and humidity levels.
Solid wood flooring is typically:
- 18–22mm thick
- Some premium boards can be thicker
The full thickness allows for multiple sandings over the floor’s lifetime.
With proper care, solid wood flooring can last:
- 50 years or more
- Often longer with professional refinishing
It’s one of the longest-lasting flooring options available.
No — solid wood flooring is not waterproof.
- It is sensitive to moisture and humidity changes
- Spills should be wiped up immediately
- Not suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, or wet rooms
Maintaining stable indoor conditions is essential.
Solid wood flooring is generally not recommended for underfloor heating.
- Heat can cause excessive movement or cracking
- Engineered wood is a better alternative for heated floors
Always check manufacturer guidelines before installation.
Solid wood requires expansion gaps around the perimeter.
- Skirting boards offer the cleanest finish
- Beading or scotia can be used where skirting cannot be removed
- Door thresholds should be finished with appropriate trims
- Sweep or vacuum regularly to remove grit
- Use a wood-floor-safe cleaner with a damp mop
- Avoid steam mops and excessive water
Periodic re-oiling or refinishing may be required depending on the finish.
Yes — solid wood flooring naturally evolves.
- Colour may deepen or lighten with exposure to light
- Small gaps or movement can occur with seasonal changes
- This natural ageing is part of its character and appeal






















