Hello!

We are British bespoke manufacturers of top quality engineered wooden flooring & parquet.

As manufacturers, we offer a unique, bespoke service to our clients: producing engineered wood floors, stained and finished to individual specifications and time-frames.

Our new UV oil Rollercoater finishing line allows us to finish and cure our wooden floors in minutes, to the highest standards, to any specification.

    We ship our wooden floors both nationally & globally, exporting to Ireland, Europe, America & worldwide.

    Our timber is F.S.C. certified & sustainably sourced.

    All of our floors are manufactured at our family run factory on the beautiful Somerset Levels.

Our Timbers

 English Oak

English Elm

Douglas Fir

Appalachian White Oak

European Oak

American Black Walnut

American White Ash

Architects &  Interior Designers We Love Hearing From You!

Creativity in our product development widens design possibilities and more options than ever before for our clients to showcase their personal style. White and wider, longer planks, grey tones, natural finishes, texture and modern twists on classical styles are top of the hot list this year.

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Production

We responded to the need for beautiful yet stable wide-plank wood flooring, by spear-heading the manufacture of British made engineered wood flooring. We select both the finest timbers for the solid wood top layer and the highest quality Birch Ply substrate to engineer and precision machine our wide-plank wooden flooring for unrivalled beauty, stability and performance.
Our engineered wood flooring is available in wide-plank , single strip floorboards from 125mm up to a maximum of 260mm wide and  in long median lengths of 2.4m & up to *3.50m

*subject to timber availability.

So, What is Hot Right Now?

Floors are more than just what's underfoot anymore. Today a wooden floor is both the back-drop to an interior and the biggest piece of furniture there within. Trends in wooden floors & finishes continue to evolve in response to advances in technology, fashion and consumer demand.

Lighter colours, textured surfaces and low-lustre finishes are playing up the raw, natural beauty of wood in 2017.

Creativity in our product development widens design possibilities and more options than ever before for our clients to showcase their personal style....
White and wider, longer planks, grey tones, natural finishes, texture and modern twists on classical styles are top of the hot list this year scroll down to view our  trending wooden floors and finishes....

No. 1

New York Loft Style - White Ash

White wooden floors give an airily open feel and provide a blank canvas to showcase architectural elements and furnishings. You simply cannot go wrong with white. But size matters ... it has to be wide (plank) and it has to be long (lengths) . New York Loft Style at Fonthill Mews Development in Finsbury Park. American White Ash - Saatchi floorboards.

White Ash Saatchi reigns at No.1 as this is an exceptionally durable timber - enhanced by a permanent translucent white stain, beautiful nuances in grain and figuring show through and it's sealed in with our commercial grade low- lustre UV Oil top coat.

No. 2

Scandinavian Style

 Douglas Fir -  White Lye and Soap

Douglas Fir  - Saatchi (White Lye and Soap effect)  our second most popular floor. Due to the huge size of the trees themselves; Douglas Fir yields uber wide-plank , lovely long floor boards. Art galleries opt for a blank canvas of white walls and white floors to showcase their exhibits -  Douglas Fir graces the floors of the Saatchi Gallery... Sassy homeowners are following suit.

not just for floors... Douglas Fir Saatchi  works beautifully as Wall Cladding  - specified for The Refinery, London E9.

No. 3

Natural Style - Earth Elements.

European Oak Nature UV Oiled

 The raw, natural beauty of this classic timber is enhanced by a natural finish and a happy goodbye to the honey pine yellowing that has become synonymous with Oak flooring until recently. Grey / beige tones are the new neutrals within Interior Design themes and found naturally within raw Oak. Our Nature UV Oil finish retains these gorgeous hues and prevents yellowing. Love this trend...naturally beautiful.

No. 4

Coastal Chic Style

Weathered Appalachian Oak

Weathered-looking, texturised Oak flooring washed up to become extremely popular in late 2016. Coastal Chic style Appalachian Oak flooring was specified for Rick Stein's Sandbanks . The Band-sawn finish adds texture whilst the bespoke greyish-white stain enhances the natural driftwood hues. Classy yet understated & super stylish.

No.5

Deco Style

Antiqued Oak

Dark stained antiqued European Oak floor-boards inject depth and timeless character to a new interior, as deployed at NEO, Bournemouth. Perfectly paired with contrasting white walls for impact.

No.6

Chunky Herringbone Parquet

A modern twist on a classical design oozing timeless style and a dramatic wow factor. Stunning.

No.7

Rustic Industrial Chic -  Band-Sawn & Battered

 'Nando's style' wooden flooring / rustic industrial chic is a popular look recreated  within hospitality & retail interiors and now within  private residences too. A dark weathered looking stain to purposefully wear through with a texturised band-sawn finish. A dark twist on shabby chic..

 Help & Advice

A wooden floor is arguably the biggest piece of furniture within an interior. Selecting a wooden floor can therefore be an immense decision and  daunting process. It it is important to firstly make your selections based on the look & feel you are after and then ascertain the suitability of the timber / finish to your project. Collecting some inspiration is always a great starting point... check out our pin boards on Pinterest or browse our Instagram gallery and  Houzz. Technical advice and help is always available from our experts, as opposed to a sales pitch on our competitively priced products which include: