Wood Flooring in Essex

Oak is commonly used because of its durability. Walnut is an effective alternative if you want a darker base tone while harder-wearing teak is ideal for outdoor surfaces. There are different types in terms of colour and shade as well, so there should be a type of wood to suit your interior décor.

Tongue and groove is one of two ways that wood flooring in Essex fits together. It is so called because one end has a “tongue” that protrudes out. This then fits into the “groove” on another plank.

Click-lock wood flooring in Essex allows you to “click” the flooring into place, meaning it can’t be dislodged once put together. There is also the advantage that you do not need to use glue or other adhesive to keep it together. Furthermore, if you need to go under the surface for any reason, it is possible to unclick the flooring and lift it.

Solid wood flooring in Essex is popular due to its natural look. It can be maintained by re-staining and sanding.

Unfinished wood flooring in Essex can be useful if you want a bit more control over the final colour and finish of the boards.