Heartridge by Dunlop · Hybrid flooring
Heartridge Australian & Natural Oak Hybrid Flooring
A 7mm hybrid plank on a rigid SPC core with a 1mm Dunlop acoustic underlay attached. Choose Australian timber looks such as Blackbutt and Spotted Gum, or soft Natural Oak tones.
- 7mm hybrid
- 1840 × 180mm planks
- 6mm SPC core
- 0.55mm wear layer
- Attached acoustic underlay
- Uniclic click
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Choose your colour
Australian timber looks and Natural Oak looks. Tap a colour for full details.
Australian timber looks 1840 × 180mm · 6 colours
Natural Oak looks 1840 × 180mm · 6 colours
Why choose Australian & Natural Oak hybrid
Rigid SPC core
A 6mm stone plastic composite core that stays flat and stable.
Acoustic underlay
A 1mm high-density Dunlop acoustic underlay is attached.
Two looks
Six Australian timber looks and six Natural Oak tones.
Click and float
Uniclic angle-to-angle click, with no glue.
Specifications
| Plank | |
|---|---|
| Board size | 1840 × 180 × 7mm |
| Carton | 1.656m² |
| Core | 6mm SPC (stone plastic composite) |
| Wear layer | 0.55mm |
| Underlay | 1mm Dunlop acoustic underlay attached |
| Installation | Uniclic angle-to-angle click, floating only |
| Underfloor heating | Hydronic only, surface max 28°C |
| Wet areas | Not for bathrooms, laundries or floor wastes |
| Warranty | 30-year residential (pro-rata) |
Specifications from Heartridge by Dunlop. Always install to the current Heartridge by Dunlop installation guide.
Not sure which colour suits your space?
Talk to our team about Australian & Natural Oak hybrid colours, quantities and installation, and we’ll help you choose with confidence.
Australian & Natural Oak hybrid questions
Do I need extra underlay?
No. The underlay is attached, and Dunlop says foam or floating-floor underlays must not be added.
Can it go in a bathroom or laundry?
No. Dunlop’s installation guide says not to install it in bathrooms, laundries or areas with a floor waste.
Does it work with underfloor heating?
Hydronic heating is acceptable if Dunlop’s conditions are followed and the surface never goes above 28°C. Electric heating is not recommended.