Golden Oak Distressed Hand Sawn 220mm Engineered Plank

Golden Oak Distressed Hand Sawn is a floor you notice with your feet as well as your eyes. Wide 220mm Nature boards carry saw marks and distressing under a golden hardwax oil finish, on a 4mm real oak top layer.

Look and character

The surface shows the cross-cut lines of a saw, like those you see on reclaimed beams, together with distressed knocks and worn edges. A deep golden colour runs over it, darker and richer than a honey oak, and the hardwax oil settles into the saw marks so they stand out as fine shadows. Rustic grade oak adds knots and strong grain movement, so the whole floor has a rugged, reclaimed feel. It suits barn conversions, country kitchens and rooms with beams or exposed stone, and it is forgiving of everyday wear because new marks simply join the texture.

Construction and specification

The board is 15mm thick overall, and the top 4mm is real oak. Beneath it sits a multi-ply base of cross-laid layers, which resists the swelling and shrinking that solid boards can suffer as heating and humidity change. Hardwax oil soaks into the wood and hardens near the surface, combining a natural feel with good resistance to everyday wear. Each pack holds 2.508 m² of 220mm wide planks, 1900mm in length. The long edges are bevelled (2V), so you see the long lines of the boards while the ends butt up tight.

Where it works

It suits living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms and hallways, and it can also be used in kitchens and conservatories. The same boards can continue onto the stairs, with stair nosing to finish each step.

Fitting and underfloor heating

It is a tongue and groove board that can be glued down or floated over underlay, depending on your subfloor. Floating floors need the right underlay, and our flooring underlay range covers the common subfloors. This floor is suitable for underfloor heating, and you can compare it with the rest of our underfloor heating flooring. Allow roughly 10% extra on top of your measured area for cutting and waste.

Why order a large free sample

Screens rarely show deep colours accurately, so look at a real board in your own room first. You can order up to 3 large free samples.