Jatoba Plank Wood Flooring - Solid Oak, Engineered Wood, Engineered Strip Wood, Antique Oak, Aged Oak Wood Flooring

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Jatoba Plank Wood Flooring

Make

Grade

Spring/Nature Grade
These floors are manufactured from a uniform and ordinary timber grade with slight variations in colour and pattern. Light or dark depending on the wood species, the colouring and overall appearance is harmonised.

Finish

Lacquer
Protect Ultra is an extremely durable lacquer, a so-called "anti-scratch lacquer" which is incredibly resistant to surface scratching. So if you think your floor might be subject to high-heels, children, or furniture shifting then this could be for you. Lacquer also provides a beautiful, silk matt sheen and a surface which is easy to maintain.

Install

Click Systems: Uniclick (BOEN) & Click’n Fix Plus (GRUNDORF)
Click systems enables wood flooring to be installed without using any glue to stick tongues & grooves together. They simply are clicked together, resulting in no damages at the edges, and no play or open joints. Once clicked together, the flooring then basically floats, not needing anything to secure the flooring onto the subfloor. Grundorf’s Click’n Fix Plus has a locking system; a plastic strip at the header spings back and locks the header securely in its place.

Width(mm)

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Product Information

Jatoba is a hard wood with a warm browny-red colour tone which works well when contrasted to light walls or light coloured furniture. As a hardwood flooring choice, Jatoba won’t let you down. It’s a hard wood that’s often used for hardwearing products such as handrails, sports equipment and floors. The sapwood can have broad figuring, light pink and sometimes greyish tones helping to create a unique look. The heartwood ranges from salmon pink to reddish brown with dark streaks. This German-made wooden floor comes with 30 years product warranty.

This product is an engineered wooden floor. It has a 3-layered structure; the first layer of the wood at least 3.5 mm thick to ensure sanding and refinishing the floor on average 3 times during its lifetime. The second layer is HDF, which is made of solid pine staves placed transversely to third and top layers. The third layer is of pine veneer, which allows the construction to perform perfectly in a variety of climates and environments.

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