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Preference Floors · Engineered European oak

Preference Village Oak Engineered Timber Flooring

Extra-wide European oak boards with 3mm of solid oak on an 11mm plywood core. A matte, lightly brushed finish lets the natural ABCD grade character show through.

  • European oak
  • 14/3mm
  • 220mm & 190mm wide
  • ABCD grade
  • Matte light brush
  • P3 slip rating

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Choose your colour

Wide 220mm boards plus a 190mm option. Tap a colour for full details.

Planks · 220mm wide 14/3mm · 8 colours

Why choose Village Oak

3mm oak wear layer

Solid European oak on an 11mm plywood core, which can be sanded and refinished.

Extra-wide boards

2200 × 220mm boards make rooms feel larger, with a 1900 × 190mm option.

Natural character

ABCD grade with knots and natural grain variation.

Flexible install

Direct stick, or floated by a professional installer.

Specifications

 Plank
Board size2200 × 220 × 14mm; 1900 × 190 × 14mm
Construction3mm European oak on 11mm plywood core
Carton (2200mm)1.936m²
GradeABCD
FinishMatte, light brush
InstallationDirect stick, or floated by a professional installer
Slip ratingP3
Underfloor heatingIn-slab hydronic heating only

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 Village Oak colours, quantities and installation, and we’ll help you choose with confidence.

Village Oak questions

Can Village Oak be sanded?

Yes. The 3mm solid oak wear layer can be sanded and refinished.

Glue down or float?

It can be direct stuck, or floated by a professional installer.

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.

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