Sunstar Oak Classics Brunswick – pale grey-white oak engineered timber flooring
Brunswick is the pale grey-white oak colour in the Oak Classics range. Engineered European oak from Sunstar: a 2mm oak wear layer on a stable 14mm core, in a 1900 x 190mm board that floats or glues down. Brunswick is one of 9 colours in the range.
Why choose Oak Classics Brunswick
- Real European oak wear layer – genuine timber that can be re-sanded and refinished later in life.
- Engineered multi-layer core – far more stable than solid timber through Australian seasons.
- A matte UV-cured lacquer finish – low-sheen and low-maintenance.
- Floating or direct stick – lays over underlay on most flat, dry subfloors.
- 30-year residential warranty from Sunstar.
Specifications at a glance
- Board size: 1900 x 190mm
- Thickness: 14mm (2mm oak lamella)
- Pack: 2.166m² (6 planks)
- Finish: a matte UV-cured lacquer; micro-bevel edge
- Installation: floating or direct stick
Full technical data is in the specification table on this page.
Where it works best
Brunswick suits living rooms, bedrooms, hallways and dining areas. Engineered timber is not recommended for bathrooms or laundries. Its light tone helps smaller or south-facing rooms feel larger and hides dust well.
Installation and care
Oak Classics is laid on a flat, dry subfloor. Sweep or vacuum regularly and clean with a well-wrung damp mop and a timber-floor cleaner; use felt pads under furniture.
Buying Oak Classics Brunswick from The Flooring Guys
We stock the Sunstar range at trade-direct prices in Brisbane and Sydney with delivery Australia-wide. Order a sample to check the colour in your own light, or compare Brunswick with other engineered timber flooring in our range. Need it laid? Ask us about supply and install.
Frequently asked questions
Is this real timber?
Yes. The top layer is European oak bonded to an engineered core – the same wood as a solid floor, with far better stability.
Can it be sanded and refinished?
Yes, the timber wear layer allows refinishing over the life of the floor.
How many cartons do I need?
Each carton covers 2.166m². Measure your room area, add about 10% for cuts and wastage, and divide by 2.166.
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