Description
European Oak Vanilla Timber Veneer Flooring brings the warmth, knots and natural character of genuine European Oak to a floating floor via a 3mm veneer bonded to a stable 14mm engineered board, joined with a tongue and groove glue system. That 3mm veneer thickness gives real depth of timber character — visible grain, knots and natural colour variation — while the engineered core underneath provides far greater dimensional stability across Australian climate swings than an equivalent solid timber board would offer.
Its Premium Grade, matt UV-lacquered finish is built to bring out the textured, authentic feel of real oak rather than a flat, uniform sheen, and its Janka hardness rating of 6.5 reflects genuine durability suited to normal residential foot traffic. Supplied in 1900 x 190 x 14mm boards with some nested lengths within each pack, the laying pattern varies naturally across a room rather than repeating in an obviously uniform sequence.
Backed by a 20-year limited wear warranty on the surface finish and a lifetime structural warranty on the engineered board, it’s built for long-term use rather than a short-life renovation product. Packs cover 2.888m² each, making quantity estimation for a full room straightforward once the total floor area is known.
Because engineered flooring like this pairs genuine timber character with far greater dimensional stability than solid oak, it suits Australian homes experiencing real seasonal humidity swings without the cupping or gapping risk a solid board can develop. Its floating installation method also makes it a practical renovation option over an existing hard subfloor, without the disruption of removing an old floor first in many cases.
Technical Specifications
| Board size | 1900mm x 190mm x 14mm |
|---|---|
| Veneer thickness | 3mm genuine European Oak |
| Janka rating | 6.5 |
| Joining system | Tongue and groove, glued |
| Pack coverage | 2.888m² |
| Warranty | 20-year wear warranty, lifetime structural warranty |
Where to Use
- Residential living areas, bedrooms and hallways
- Renovation projects seeking genuine oak character with engineered stability
- Floating floor installations over a range of subfloor types
How to Apply
- Acclimatise the flooring — allow boards to adjust to room temperature and humidity before installation.
- Prepare the subfloor — ensure it is flat, dry and clean.
- Lay a suitable underlay — appropriate to the subfloor type and any moisture considerations.
- Install boards using the tongue and groove system — gluing joints as the floor is laid.
- Allow for expansion gaps — at the room’s perimeter per floating floor practice.
Important Notes
- As a genuine timber veneer product, expect natural variation in grain and colour between boards.
- Nested board lengths vary by pack, so allow for coverage variation when ordering.
- Confirm subfloor moisture levels before installation to protect the warranty.
