Preference Floors · Engineered European oak
Preference Pronto Engineered Oak Flooring
European oak planks at 190mm wide with a matching herringbone, so you can mix both looks in one home. Hi-Spec A/B/C grade with a matte, lightly wire-brushed PU finish.
- European oak
- 14/3mm
- 1900 × 190mm planks
- 600 × 120mm herringbone
- A/B/C Hi-Spec grade
- P3 slip rating
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Choose your colour
Planks and herringbone in matching colours. Tap a colour for full details.
Planks · 190mm wide 14/3mm · 20 colours



















Herringbone 14/3mm · 600 × 120mm blocks · 5 colours
Why choose Pronto
Plank and herringbone
Matching colours across both formats for a consistent look between rooms.
Hi-Spec grade
A/B/C Hi-Spec grade gives a clean, even look.
Matte PU finish
A matte, lightly wire-brushed polyurethane coating.
3mm oak wear layer
Solid European oak that can be sanded and refinished.
Specifications
| Plank | Herringbone | |
|---|---|---|
| Board size | 1900 × 190 × 14mm | 600 × 120 × 14mm |
| Carton | 2.166m² | 0.864m² |
| Installation | Direct stick or floating | Direct fix only |
| Oak wear layer | 3mm | |
| Grade | A/B/C Hi-Spec | |
| Finish | Matte PU, light wire brushed | |
| Slip rating | P3 | |
| Underfloor heating | In-slab hydronic heating only | |
| Warranty | 25-year limited structural, 20-year limited residential wear | |
Specifications from Preference Floors. Always install to the current Preference Floors installation guide.
Not sure which colour suits your space?
Talk to our team about Pronto colours, quantities and installation, and we’ll help you choose with confidence.
Pronto questions
Can I use plank and herringbone together?
Yes. Pronto planks and herringbone come in matching colours, so you can use both in one home.
Can herringbone be floated?
No. Herringbone must be direct fixed.
Can it go in kitchens or bathrooms?
Timber floors suit all internal areas except wet areas such as bathrooms, WCs and laundries. In kitchens, wipe up spills promptly.
Does it work with underfloor heating?
Only with in-slab hydronic heating.



