Product Specification |JS Woodcraft | Bespoke Flooring

What are my options?

Choose the Style

Step 1

Choose from Plank, Herringbone, Chevrons, Basket or Mansion Weave

Whether you go for a classic plank, herringbone , chevron, basket or mansion weave you will not be disappointed! Stunning floors in an array of options

Choose the Thickness

Step 2

We keep in stock 16/4mm & 20/6mm

21mm Product Specification 16mm Product Specification

Oak top layer thickness=6mm (+/- 0.5mm) Top layer thickness=4mm (+/- 0.5mm)

Birch plywood thickness=14.5mm (+/- 0.5mm) Plywood thickness=12mm (+/- 0.5mm)

Overall product thickness=20.5mm (+/- 0.3mm) Overall product thickness=16mm (+/- 0.3mm)

Choose the width/size

Step 3

We can order other sizes from our mill if required

Planks

We keep in stock 100mm, 140mm, 180mm, 220mm, 260mm or 300mm

Herringbone

We keep in stock 500 x 100mm or 600 x 120mm

Chevrons, Mansion & Basket Weave to order from the mill. lead time approx. 6 weeks

Choose the Grade

Step 4

Decide if you want lots of knot, not so many knots or NO knots in your floor

Rustic

Healthy unlimited knots

Nature

Limited knots per board

Prime

Only Pin knots allowed

Choose the Bevel

Step 5

Our wood comes with a standard 2 way micro bevel, however you can change the bevel at an extra cost.

4 Way Micro Bevel

4 Way Soft Bevel

4 Way Distressed Bevel

4 Way Burnt or 4 Way Burnt & Distressed

Choose the Texture

Step 6

Add texture to your flooring

We can brush the flooring to add texture

We can tumble the flooring to add a distressed old world feel to your floor

We can add a band sawn texture

And FINALLY choose the colour

Step 7

With over 300 plus colours to choose from our colour bank, the options are endless!

If you can't fine what you like, we offer a colour matching service

Important facts to note when buying European Oak Flooring

Colour variation of wood flooring

Wood is a natural material and will have variations from board to board and even within the board, not only in the visual features such as grain, knots and growth rings, but more subtlety in the mineral density and fibre density ratio in the exposed wood surface. This natural variation in the wood responds to the process reaction during any subsequent colouring process whereby the speed of the reactions (E.g. fuming reactivity) and/or stain absorption saturation point can give rise to variation in hue and density of the observed colour. The result is a distribution or range of colours and tones around a central median colour. Subtle variation between individual trees and different parts of the same tree can result in different ranges of colour hue and density, and also a difference in the median colour of a board exposed to the same production process. Any batch of flooring will in all probability be constituted from more than one tree. The full run of supplied flooring will not only have a wider distribution of colour hue and density than a limited selection shown in a sample panel, board or swatch, but may have multiple distributions of colour hue and density overlaid on a range of median colours.

Indeed, a sample panel, being a sample will not exhibit the extremes or full range of the variation in the colour. Examples of how this might appear could be:

Placing a board against the sample, the board may appear lighter, darker or have a different hue or density in colour. Two boards placed side by side could have a different median colour.

With a board, the colour may vary (E.g. in the vicinity of a knot)

This is the natural variation as expected from a natural material. The median colour of the sample will reside within the full colour range of the production batch.