Available in: 
Grades - Rustic, Classic, Select, Prime 
Thickness - 13mm, 16mm, 21mm 
Widths - 135mm, 140mm, 160mm, 180mm, 200mm 
Lengths - 1800 - 2700mm
Base: Birch Water Proved Plywood 
Top hardwood layer - 4mm or 6mm 
Patterns: Chevron Parquet, Herringbone Parquet, Versailles Parquet, Bespoke Pattern

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Wide Plank: 
Grades - Rustic, Classic, Select
Thickness - 16mm or 21mm
Widths - 210mm, 220mm, 240mm, 260mm, 300mm, 400mm 
Lengths - 1800mm - 2700mm or 2400mm-5000mm 
​Birch Water Proved Plywood
Top hardwood layer - 4mm or 6mm 

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Unfinished Ash Wood Flooring: Characteristics and Benefits

 

• Distinctive Grain and Texture: Ash wood is known for its stunning grain patterns, which range from straight and uniform to bold and pronounced. Choosing unfinished engineered ash wood flooring allows the natural grain to take center stage, highlighting the wood's unique character and adding depth to your space. The absence of a factory finish ensures that the inherent beauty of ash is on full display.

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• Customization Possibilities: Unfinished ash wood flooring provides unparalleled opportunities for customization. By selecting an unfinished option, you have the freedom to choose the precise stain color, finish type, and sheen level that aligns with your design preferences. This level of customization enables you to achieve a truly personalized and one-of-a-kind flooring solution that complements your overall aesthetic vision.

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• Seamless Repairs and Refinishing: Unfinished ash wood floors offer the advantage of easy repairs and refinishing. Should your floor sustain scratches or damage over time, individual boards can be sanded down and refinished without needing to replace the entire floor. This not only extends the lifespan of your flooring but also allows you to restore its original beauty, ensuring that it remains a long-lasting investment in your home.

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• Durability and Stability: Ash wood is renowned for its exceptional durability, making it an excellent choice for high-traffic areas. The strength of ash, combined with the engineered construction of the flooring, enhances its stability and resistance to warping or cupping caused by moisture and temperature fluctuations. Unfinished ash wood flooring provides a robust and long-lasting foundation for your space.