- Width 90mm
- Thickness 18mm
- Length 400mm
- Pet friendly
- Underfloor heating
- Splash resistant
- Scratch resistant
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Explore our UV-oiled engineered wood flooring range to bring a natural wood look, visible grain and a soft factory-finished surface into your home. Compare tones, board styles, sheen levels and care details to choose a floor that suits your interior design and everyday living needs.
UV-oiled engineered wood flooring is engineered wood flooring with an oil-based surface finish cured with ultraviolet light during production. It is usually chosen for a natural, matt or low-sheen appearance, depending on the product.
A UV-oiled finish means the oil applied to the wood surface has been cured with UV light during manufacturing. This creates a factory-applied finish that gives the floor a natural-looking surface.
UV-oiled flooring is usually associated with a matt or low-sheen finish rather than a highly glossy surface. The exact appearance depends on the product, wood species, colour tone and finish used.
Many UV oiled floors are supplied with the surface finish already applied, but maintenance needs depend on the product and level of use. Some products may need suitable maintenance oil over time, so always check the care guidance before applying any treatment.
Remove dust and grit regularly, clean spills promptly and use cleaning products suitable for oiled wood floors. Harsh chemicals or unsuitable cleaners should be avoided unless approved by the manufacturer.
Any real wood floor can show marks depending on use, colour, finish and maintenance. UV-oiled engineered flooring should not be treated as scratch-proof, but regular care, entrance mats and furniture pads can help protect the surface.
Not always. Suitability depends on the product construction, finish, fitting method, room conditions and manufacturer guidance. Always check the product specification before choosing it for your intended space.
Yes, samples are useful because UV-oiled finishes can look different under different lighting, colour tones and viewing angles. Viewing samples at home helps you compare sheen, grain and surface appearance before ordering.
UV-oiled engineered wood flooring is a good choice for customers who want a natural-looking wood floor with a matte or low-sheen surface. Applied during production and cured with ultraviolet light, it creates a factory-finished surface with a softer, understated appearance.
The finish is designed to keep the wood grain visible while giving the floor a natural look, depending on the product specification. Appearance can vary based on the wood species, colour tone, board size and finish details.
Because it uses engineered wood construction, UV-oiled engineered flooring combines a real wood surface with a layered core. This may offer better stability than some solid wood options in suitable indoor spaces. If you are still comparing options, you can also browse our full range of engineered wood flooring.
A UV-oiled finish is an oil-based surface cured with ultraviolet light during manufacturing. This process helps set the finish before the flooring is supplied, so the product arrives with its surface already applied.
The main appeal of a UV oil finish is its natural-looking appearance. It is often chosen by customers who want visible grain, a matt or low-sheen surface and a less glossy look.
The exact finish can vary between products, so UV-oiled engineered wood flooring should always be selected by carefully checking the product images, samples, and specifications.

UV-oiled engineered flooring is often chosen for its balance between a natural wood look and a factory-applied surface finish. It can suit interiors where the floor should feel warm, simple and refined without a high-gloss appearance.
The finish can help the wood grain remain visually present, making it suitable for customers who want the character of real wood to show through. Depending on the colour and board design, UV-oiled flooring can work well in modern, traditional, Scandinavian or natural interior schemes.
It is important to remember that UV-oiled flooring is not maintenance-free, waterproof or scratch-proof. Like any real wood floor, it should be cleaned and cared for according to the manufacturer’s guidance.
UV-oiled engineered flooring is usually associated with a matt or low-sheen appearance. This makes it a suitable option for customers who want a softer, more natural-looking floor rather than a highly reflective surface.
The amount of visible grain can vary from one product to another. Some UV-oiled floors may show strong grain movement, while others may have a smoother, more subtle appearance.
Lighting also affects how the finish looks. Natural light, artificial light, wall colour and furniture can all affect how warm, pale, deep or matte the floor appears once installed.
Choosing the right UV-oiled engineered wood floor depends on the tone, grain, sheen and surface appearance you want. Some products may look very natural and understated, while others may have a slightly richer or warmer tone.
Board size can also affect the final result. Wider boards can show more wood grain and create a calmer look, while narrower boards may create more visual movement across the floor.
Before choosing, review the full product specification carefully. Check UV oil finish, colour tone, grain visibility, wear layer, board size, fitting method and care guidance to confirm the product suits your project.
UV-oiled engineered flooring should be cared for in accordance with the product’s maintenance guidance. The correct cleaning routine helps protect the surface and keep the finish looking its best.
Dust, grit and small particles should be removed regularly, as they can affect the surface over time. Spills should be cleaned promptly, and harsh cleaning products should be avoided unless suitable for the floor finish.
Some UV-oiled floors may need specialist cleaning products or maintenance oil over time, depending on the product, finish and level of use. Always check the manufacturer’s instructions before applying any maintenance product.
Before ordering UV-oiled engineered flooring, review the product details carefully. The finish can affect the floor’s look, feel and care needs.
What to Check |
Why It Matters |
UV oil finish |
Confirms the product uses a UV oiled surface finish. |
Sheen level |
UV oiled floors can vary from matt to low-sheen depending on the product. |
Wood species |
Affects grain, colour and how the UV oil finish appears. |
Colour tone |
Changes how natural, warm or deep the floor looks. |
Grain visibility |
Helps you understand how much of the wood character will show. |
Wear layer |
Helps you understand the real wood surface and care options. |
Board size |
Influences the scale and visual effect of the installed floor. |
Fitting method |
Confirms how the floor should be installed. |
Room suitability |
Helps confirm whether the product is appropriate for the intended space. |
Care guidance |
Explains how to clean and maintain the UV oiled surface. |
Use the full product specification to choose a UV-oiled engineered wood floor, rather than relying solely on the colour shown in images.
Choosing UV-oiled engineered flooring from images alone can be difficult because sheen, grain and colour tone can look different in each room. At Flooring Surgeons, you can order free samples before making a final decision.
Place your samples near windows, furniture, doors and walls to see how the surface looks in natural and artificial light. This is especially useful with UV-oiled finishes, as the matte or low-sheen appearance may change with lighting and viewing angle.
Before ordering, compare the tone, finish, sheen, grain visibility, board size, wear layer, fitting method and care guidance. This helps you choose UV-oiled engineered flooring that suits your design plans and practical needs.
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