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Godfrey Hirst · Engineered oak

Godfrey Hirst Corsica Engineered Oak Flooring

Oak with a 3mm oak layer in three formats: 1900 × 190mm planks, herringbone and chevron. A matte UV lacquer with a light brush, in matching colours across all three.

  • 3mm oak layer
  • Planks, herringbone & chevron
  • 14mm thick
  • Matte, light brush
  • 5G click planks
  • P4 slip rating

For a quote or advice, call 1300 477 699.

Choose your colour

Planks, herringbone and chevron in matching colours. Tap a colour for full details.

Planks · 1900 × 190mm 14mm · 8 colours

Herringbone · 600 × 125mm 14mm · 4 colours

Chevron · 620 × 125mm 14mm · 4 colours

Why choose Corsica

Three formats

Planks, herringbone and chevron in matching colours.

Real oak

A 3mm oak layer with a lightly brushed matte finish.

Click planks

Planks use a 5G click; herringbone and chevron are glued.

P4 slip rating

Most colours are rated P4; Natural Oak Smooth is P2.

Specifications

 PlankHerringboneChevron
Size1900 × 190 × 14mm600 × 125 × 14mm620 × 125 × 14mm
Carton2.166m²1.5m²1.55m²
CorePoplar with ply backingMultiply with ply backingMultiply with ply backing
Installation5G click: floating or gluedTongue and groove, glue down onlyTongue and groove, glue down only
Oak layer3mm
FinishUV-cured matte lacquer, light brush
Slip ratingP4 (Natural Oak Smooth: P2)
Underfloor heatingHydronic only; never electric radiant
Warranty25-year timber limited residential (pro-rata)

Specifications from Godfrey Hirst. Always install to the current Godfrey Hirst installation guide.

Not sure which colour suits your space?

Talk to our team about Corsica colours, quantities and installation, and we’ll help you choose with confidence.

Corsica questions

Can herringbone be floated?

No. Corsica herringbone and chevron must always be glued down.

Can it go in a bathroom or laundry?

No. Timber floors are not suited to wet areas.

Does it work with underfloor heating?

Hydronic underfloor heating is allowed if it is installed properly. It must never go over electric radiant heating.

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