Wooden floors
Floer Hybrid Wood Pure Oak Subtle FLR-5002
Floer Hybrid Wood Herringbone Pure Oak FLR-5015
Floer Hybrid Wood Smoked White Oak Rustic FLR-5005
Flower Hybrid Wood Herringbone Nature Oak FLR-5017
Flower Hybrid Wood Nature Oak Rustic FLR-5001
Flower hybrid wood smoked white oak subtile FLR-5004
Floer Hybrid Wood Natural Oak Subtle FLR-5000
Floer Hybrid Wood Smoked Natural Oak Rustic FLR-5009
Floer Hybrid Wood Cream Oak Rustic FLR-5007
Flower Hybrid Wood Pure Oak Rustic FLR-5003
Floer Hybrid Wood Herringbone Greige Oak FLR-5018
Floer Hybrid Wood Herringbone Warm Brown Oak FLR-5019
Floer Hybrid Wood Brown Oak Rustic FLR-5013
Floer Hybrid Wood Black Oak Rustic FLR-5012
Floer Hybrid Wood White Oak Rustic FLR-5011 - Discontinued!
Floer Hybrid Wood White Oak Subtle FLR-5010
Floer Hybrid Wood Smoked Natural Oak Subtle FLR-5008
Floer Hybrid Wood Cream Oak Subtle FLR-5006
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By combining this brush with a color oil, a unique design is created, as the color oil remains in the brushed veins. So a completely unique floor!
Disadvantages wooden floors
- More maintenance, after a few years of sanding and/or oiling again
- More shrinkage and expansion (a humidifier in your home is a must)
Frequently asked questions about Wooden floors
What are the benefits of a wooden floor?
A wooden floor has a warm and natural appearance, is durable, and can be sanded and refinished multiple times. Additionally, wood is timeless and suits almost any interior style.
What types of wooden floors are there?
There are different types of wooden flooring, such as solid wood floors, multi-layer engineered wood floors, and engineered parquet. Solid wood consists of a single piece, while multi-layer engineered wood and engineered parquet have a top layer of real wood with a stable sublayer.
What is the lifespan of a wooden floor?
A well-maintained wooden floor can last for decades. Solid wooden floors can be sanded and refinished multiple times, which extends their lifespan considerably. It is, therefore, an investment for the future.
What is the difference between an oiled and a lacquered wooden floor?
With an oiled wooden floor, scratches or stains can be repaired locally. With a wooden floor with a lacquered finish, this is only possible by completely renovating the floor.
