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STARTER PLANKS
In each pack you'll get 6 fixed length boards. You'll also get 2 starter planks measuring a minimum of 400mm in length. We include these to help you start laying your floor and ensure you keep a consistent staggered pattern throughout.
Grades Explained
Rustic planks contain knots, imperfections and colour variation found in natural wood. Any open knots and imperfections will be filled in, giving your floor an aged wood effect.
Prime wood contains minimal colour variation and knots, making it the ultimate choice for a clean, uniform finish.
We want you to feel confident when you buy your flooring from us, so if anything goes wrong, we'll do our best to make it right. Whether you need a speedy replacement or there's something else we can help with, our friendly customer support team are on hand to assist.
Plus, this floor comes with an amazing guarantee, so you can feel safe in the knowledge that with a little TLC it’ll look at home in your home for years to come. Find out more about your cover below.
Bibury Lighthouse Distressed Engineered Oak (formerly Bibury Natural Distressed Oak 190 x 20/6mm) is 20mm thick with a 6mm wear layer which comes in fixed lengths of 1900mm. This product is a bespoke floor that is made to order. It has been given a truly amazing distressed look with large knots and blemishes, after this the oil has been applied to each plank before being lightly brushed. The low shine finish makes for a highly durable floor that is also incredibly easy to maintain.
Each plank has a bevelled edge giving each plank an individual definition and authenticity. This floor can be sanded down up to 6 times however it shouldn't be necessary to do so for the first 15-20 years. Additionally, this product comes with our 25 year guarantee, so you can rest assured your flooring will look beautiful for years. The grade of this product is distressed meaning the planks have many knots and imperfections giving the floor a much better sense of natural character.
The OD2119 can be installed using one of two techniques. Option one would be to secret nail the tongue part of the plank into a wooden subfloor. Option two would be to stick the timber directly onto the subfloor with use of flooring adhesive. Please see the full, downloadable installation guide in the installation tab above for more information.
Unlike solid wood flooring, engineered wood flooring is able to endure higher levels of moisture exposure. This means if you spill something or something leaks, your floor won't be affected if cleaned properly and efficiently. It is also scratch and stain resistant, making it perfect for use in kitchens. It is also able to be used with underfloor heating as it is able to withstand exposure to different temperatures without damaging. Because of this you can enjoy engineered flooring in rooms such as conservatories and basements.
We’ll deliver your flooring when it suits you – even the very next day! Simply choose a convenient delivery date at checkout or speak to our friendly flooring experts to arrange next-day delivery.
Take a look at our delivery page to find out more.
We’re confident that you’ll adore your new floor, but in the unlikely event that you’re not happy with the product or if you’ve got unopened packs leftover after a project, we’ll happily accept a return.
You’ll have 30 days from the day your flooring arrives to return it to us. Returned goods must be in their original condition and packaging.
Please see our Returns page for full details.
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Durable & Long-lasting
This floor was made with real life in mind, so you can feel confident it’ll stand the test of time.
Underfloor heating compatible
Say hello to toasty toes all year round
Distressed wood
Authentic cracks and knots will bring warmth and character to your home
We know it's only a small step right now, but we plant a tree for every order, with the help of our partner, Carma.
