Champion Flooring from Kenton Floors

August 2012 Issue 8

with Recommended Retail Prices

The Complete Flooring GuideThe Complete Flooring Guide

WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF WOODPECKER

WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF WOODPECKER

‘YOUR SATISFACTION GUARANTEED WITH

A 25 YEAR WARRANTY’

Each Woodpecker floor carries this outstanding reassurance of our

confidence that you will not find a better value product anywhere on the

market. Your satisfaction depends on our care and attention to detail,

such as the careful selection of the trees before they are felled and the

way in which the timber is sawn, stacked and dried.

In most cases the sawn timber is air dried for over twelve months prior

to a 2 stage kilning and dehumidification process to achieve maximum

stability. It is then carefully selected for grain pattern, colour variation

and knots, to provide the many varied appearances that are available

within the Woodpecker range. It is then machined using the latest

technologies – in many cases to engineering tolerances that up to a few

years ago would have been thought impossible – so we can bring virtual

perfection to your floor.

OUR COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY

We care about the environment and go to great lengths to bring to you

products that have been manufactured from materials harvested with

this in mind.

Stringent attention to all products right from the source to your door

gives you the assurance that with a Woodpecker floor you are not

impacting negatively on the environment.

Kenton Floors is a third generation family owned business who have been

involved in the timber industry for over a quarter of a century. Our motto

has always been:

‘THE BEST IS ONLY JUST GOOD ENOUGH’

At Kenton Floors ‘Affordable quality’ is no idle claim. Our traditional high

standards of selection and machining of every plank of flooring – instituted

in the original small factory where the first floors were made – are still

applied today now that our manufacturing facilities extend to thirteen

state of the art factories around the globe. Every board goes through a rigid

quality and grading process to ensure that the highest possible standards

are met to guarantee your perfect satisfaction.

‘TRADITIONAL HAND FINISHING TO ACHIEVE

A TIMELESS ELEGANCE’

The boards are then put through finishing processes such as lacquering,

oiling or antiquing – many of which are carried out by hand using centuries

old traditions – for that timeless elegance that only a natural wood floor

can bring to your home.

Finally it is stored in our extensive warehousing facility where we hold large

stocks ready for immediate dispatch to fulfil your requirements. All so that

you can enjoy the natural elegance of timeless tradition without delay once

you have made your selection.

We trust you will experience as much pleasure from your floor as we have

had in bringing it to you.

The Woodpecker Team

HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT FLOOR 4

HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT GRADE 5

HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT HARDNESS 5

HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT SURFACE FINISH 6

HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT TRIMS 8

HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT UNDERLAY 11

HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT ADHESIVE 13

INSTALLATION: PREPARATION GUIDELINES 14

INSTALLATION: STICKING DOWN 16

INSTALLATION: FLOATING 18

INSTALLATION: SECRET NAILING 20

INSTALLATION: THE TRICKY BITS 22

UNDERFLOOR HEATING 24

ROUTINE FLOOR CARE 26

LONG-TERM FLOOR CARE 28

SOLID WOOD 30

YORK 31

DUNSTER 36

FLINK 38

DENBIGH 44

REAL WOOD ENGINEERED 46

RAGLAN 47

HARLECH 58

HARLECH MAGNUM 70

WINDSOR 74

CHEPSTOW 82

DESIGNER COLLECTION 92

GOODRICH 93

CHEPSTOW 96

ARUNDEL 100

BAMBOO 104

WARWICK 105

STYLE 108

CORK 114

ESTILO 115

LAMIN8 124

LAMIN8 125

VUSTA 144

PACK CALCULATOR 146

TERMS & CONDITIONS 147

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DISCLAIMER

Although every care has been taken in the reproduction of this catalogue,

each product has its own individual character. Variations will inevitably occur

in the colour and structure, and the physical limitations of the printing process

mean that we cannot guarantee your floor will look identical to the illustration.

SPECIFICATION DISCLAIMER

Kenton Floors reserves the right to change dimensions and grading specification

without notice. Customers should confirm that the floor of their choice is still

available with the specification shown.

PRICE DISCLAIMER

Prices can be changed without notice and should be checked prior to orders

being placed. No responsibility or liability is accepted by Kenton Floors for any

loss arising from such a change.

E&OE

While every effort is made to ensure that accurate pricing and descriptions

are given, we reserve the right to decline orders if they are based on inaccurate

information in this publication.

© Copyright 2012. No part of this catalogue may be copied or reproduced in

any way, without the express written permission of Kenton Floors. Nor may this

catalogue be used to sell or promote any products other than Woodpecker®.

INDEX

LAMINATE

Laminate simulates the appearance of a real wood fl oor without some

of the practical drawbacks. Its colour and characteristics are determined

by a decorative foil that is coated with a transparent melamine layer for

durability. The core is made of High Density Fibreboard (HDF) for optimum

strength and backed with a stabilizing cellulose paper.

TYPECHOOSE THE RIGHT FLOOR

SOLID WOOD

The traditional and timeless appeal of a solid wood fl oor will enhance

the appearance of any interior and endure for generations. Each board is

precision machined from a single piece of timber and typically fi nished

with a robust tongue and groove joint on all sides.

ENGINEERED

Each board is constructed from multiple layers of wood pressed together.

The top solid wood layer is available in a wide variety of species, fi nishes and

thicknesses to accommodate all tastes and requirements. It is supported by

a central core and backing board to give the fl oor increased stability.

ESTILO CORK

Innovative in design yet ecologically sustainable. Constructed of three

distinct layers for optimum comfort, warm and resilience. The prefi nished

cork top layer is laminated to a water-resistant HDF core which is backed

with a low density cork underlay for acoustic insulation.

BAMBOO

While technically a variety of grass, the characteristics of a bamboo fl oor are

comparable to that of a hardwood fl oor. Bamboo is 100% sustainable with

a life cycle of around 5 years. Available in two styles; traditional and strand-

woven, with the latter being twice as durable as the traditional method.

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GRADE CHOOSE THE RIGHT GRADE

HARDNESS THE RIGHT HARDNESS

BAMBOO (STRAND WOVEN)

JATOBA

MERBAU

CANADIAN MAPLE

IROKO

BEECH

OAK

CHERRY

BAMBOO (ENGINEERED)

ASH

WALNUT

PINE

SOFTER HARDER

* Knots are divided into 2 main categories. A dead knot occurs when the

core has been removed or has fallen out. It is subsequently filled. A live

knot still has the core and generally does not contain filler. This grade

includes both categories. When knots are filled it is not always possible

to closely match the colour of the wood. If large knots with filler are not

wanted it is the responsibility of the customer to inform the installer to

cut these out at the time of installation.

SELECT

This grade offers a natural look with limited knots.

Considerable grain and colour variation provide a

characterful look. Up to 10% sapwood permitted

in some species but only small knots allowed.

RUSTIC

A rustic grade allows for considerable grain and

colour variation. Up to 10% sapwood, large knots*

(some filled); dark streaks and filled cracks are all

acceptable.

EXTRA RUSTIC

Very little is graded out in this category. Large

knots*, splits, cracks and any amount of sapwood

are all to be expected when choosing this

distinctive design.

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FINISHING CHOOSE THE RIGHT SURFACE FINISH

UV OILED

An oiled finish penetrates the surface of the wood to bring out the natural

beauty of the grain. Each board receives 5–7 coats of oil and is UV cured at every

stage of the process. Choosing this finish allows for isolated areas of damage,

such as scratches, to be easily re-touched without the need for major work.

MATT LACQUERED

The dull satin sheen of the matt lacquered finish has been designed to

replicate the appearance of an oiled floor, without the same periodic

maintenance requirements. Instead its smooth hard surface enjoys the

same upkeep as a lacquered floor.

UV LACQUERED

A lacquered floor is typically smooth to touch and more glossy in

appearance. Each board receives 5–7 coats of lacquer and is UV cured at

every level of the process. The finished result is a hardwearing and durable

surface that can be easily maintained.

UNFINISHED

An unfinished floor has no surface finish which allows you to create

a truly bespoke result in terms of both colour and durability. All products

are supplied with pre-filled knots and the boards are pre-sanded for

your convenience.

IMAGE NEEDED

SAWN

Keeping you right in touch with nature, the kerf of the saw marks are proudly

exposed on each board producing that delightfully rustic feel that conjures

up the inspiring smell of fresh sawdust and the pleasure of witnessing

freshly sawn timber.

BRUSHED

The top of the board is lightly brushed to remove the softer surface fibres

and expose the wood grain. The result is a subtly textured finish that

delicately highlights the natural grain structure within the timber adding

definition to each plank.

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BEVELLED EDGE

A bevelled edge adds definition to each plank creating a rustic feel that’s

more traditional in design. The chamfered edges will vary in size between

our different flooring collections, with anything from a discreet micro-bevel

right up to a deep v-groove.

SQUARE EDGE

The edges of each plank meet squarely when joined together, creating a

smooth and seamless transition between the boards. This results in a clean

and consistent overall finish that lends itself well to contemporary and

formal interiors.

HANDSCRAPED

Full of rustic charm, this distinctive finish is characterised by the unique textures

that result from the hand scraping process. Each plank is painstakingly scraped

by hand prior to finishing which creates an aged look. The irregular ridges and

grooves add depth and warmth yet remain smooth to the touch.

AGED & DISTRESSED

Each plank is hand distressed to produce a textured surface reminiscent

of a naturally aged, rustic floor. The boards are then subjected to a series

of caustic processes, such as smoking, before the application of oils and

stains to enrich their timeworn appeal.

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TRIMS SELECTING THE RIGHT PROFILES

TWIN PROFILE

Covers the expansion gap between two floors of equal height, providing a neat finish at doorways or serving as a room divider.

RAMP PROFILE

Creates a smooth transition between two floors of varying height. Typically used to bridge larger transitions such as wood to vinyl floor coverings.

SEMI RAMP PROFILE

Provides a smooth transition between two floors of varying height.

Typically conceals minor transitions, such as wood to carpet.

PERIMETER PROFILE

Like the End Profile, the Perimeter Profile can also be used when

a wooden floor meets patio doors. With the option to scribe its rear

edge (if necessary), it is the ideal trim to finish a fireplace hearth.

For use with all Solid Wood and

Engineered flooring. Available in 3

heights and 13 finishes. Supplied in

lengths of 0.99m or 3m.


Engineered Flooring. Available in 3



For use with all Solid Wood and Engineered flooring. Available in 3 heights

and 13 finishes. Supplied in lengths of 0.99m or 3m.

For use with all Lamin8 flooring.

Choose from 11 different colours,

supplied in lengths of 2.4m.




For use with Bamboo flooring.

Matching colours available for both

the Warwick and Style Flooring.

Supplied in 1.8m lengths.



the Warwick and Style Flooring.


For use with all floor coverings but

primarily Estilo and Lamin8 flooring.

Available in Gold or Silver and

supplied in lengths of 0.99m and 3m.





For use with all Solid Wood and Engineered flooring. Available in 3 heights

and 13 finishes. Supplied in lengths of 0.99m or 3m.

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END PROFILE

Typically used as an attractive finish for an inset mat well. In some cases, it can also be used when a wooden floor meets patio doors.

STAIR NOSING

The Stair Nosing Profile is used on steps and stairs to protect the edges of the flooring from the excessive wear caused by foot traffic.

SCOTIA / QUADRANT

When it’s not possible to remove and refit skirting boards, the Scotia and Quadrant Profiles are used around the edge of a room to hide the necessary

expansion gaps.


Engineered flooring. Available in 3




Engineered flooring. Available in

13 finishes. Supplied in lengths

of 1m or 3m.

Scotia and Quadrant Profiles are available for

use with all Solid Wood and Engineered flooring.

Available in 13 finishes and 3m lengths.

A Lamin8 Scotia Profile is available for use with all

Lamin8 flooring. Offered in 11 colours and lengths

of 2.4m.

A Quadrant Profile is available to match both

Warwick and Style bamboo flooring. Supplied in

1.8m lengths.








Matching colours available for

the Style Range only. Supplied in

1.8m lengths.



Warwick and Style floor coverings.








Available in a Gold finish only.


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TRIMS SELECTING THE RIGHT PROFILES

SKIRTING BOARDS

Skirting serves as a smooth transition from floor to wall with the intention of concealing expansions gaps and unsightly wiring.

PIPE COVERS

Pipe covers are used to conceal the necessary expansion gaps and unsightly imperfections around the base of your radiator pipes.

SOLID OAK

Our dual purpose solid oak skirting allows you

to choose between a Torus and Ogee profile.

Made from rustic grade timber and available as

either a lacquered or unfinished board.

Finished size: 20 x 145 x 2400mm.

OAK VENEER

Our real oak veneered skirting offers a modern

pencil round profile with a moulded rear rebate

to conceal unsightly wires. Optional skirting clips

are available for a glueless installation.


LAMINATE

Our laminate skirting replicates a wide variety

of species and colours to compliment the

laminate floor of your choice. Simply order

the quantity required and we will do the rest!


SOLID

Hardwood pipe covers are supplied in two halves with a unique jigsaw design

that allows them to click together creating a seamless joint. Sold (pre-packed)

as pairs, with a set inside diameter of 15mm. Available in 7 prefinished

(lacquered) species as well as unfinished oak.

PLASTIC

Single piece, matt plastic pipe covers with laser incision for easy installation.

Simply slide the ring around the pipe and allow to snap into position. Sold in

packs of four and available in 6 different colours with a set inside diameter

of 15mm.

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UNDERLAY SELECTING THE RIGHT UNDERLAY

BASIC 20

Dense yet lightweight economy foam underlay offering a good degree

of comfort and support with reasonable sound and thermal insulating

properties. Minimal ability to correct subfloor irregularities. Ideal solution

when cost is important and in areas where moisture issues are of no

concern e.g. first floor bedrooms. To be used when floating a floor.

AQUASTOP

Designed especially for ground floor installations where excess moisture

could be present. Similar in specification to the Basic 20, with the addition

of a laminated Damp Proof Membrane (DPM) and 80mm overlap to ensure

ultimate protection against moisture migration. A popular and economic

solution when floating a floor.

UNDERMATE

Similar in specification to the Floormate, this low tog version has been

specifically designed for use with underfloor heating to allow maximum

thermal transfer. When installing over underfloor heating please ensure a

Damp Proof Membrane (DPM) is installed first to prevent moisture migration.

SOLITEC

A specialist underlay with a strong self-adhesive backing that enables both

a solid wood and engineered floor to be floated. No adhesive or nail gun

required! Always use in conjunction with a Damp Proof Membrane (DPM)

to protect against moisture migration.

FLOORMATE

High performance rubber underlay incorporating a foil vapour barrier to

prevent moisture migration. Designed to withstand heavy foot traffic. The

preferred option for all floating installations as it offers the best combination of

comfort and support together with sound and thermal insulating properties.

ACOUSTAMAT

A slatted acoustic underlay to be used in combination with the WP50

Adhesive Sausages and Bulk Gun as part of a liquid batten system. The pre-

cut areas provide a template for the adhesive and once installed it forms a

reliable acoustic barrier. Ideal for use on uneven subfloors.

DPM

DPM

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UNDERLAY SELECTING THE RIGHT UNDERLAY

MOISTOP BARRIER PAPER

Purpose made moisture resistant barrier paper for use when secret nailing a

wooden floor over a timber based subfloor. The bitumen backing self-seals

around the punctures formed by nails to maintain a watertight barrier and

help to prevent cupping or moisture migration.

XL UNDERLAY

Disguises minor irregularities within the subfloor by absorbing indentations

or protrusions up to 3mm in height. Made from lightweight extruded

polystyrene, the boards offer exceptional sound and thermal insulation as well

as moisture protection when taped together. To be used when floating a floor.

COIR MATTING

While technically not an underlay, coir matting should be an important

consideration when laying a new floor. It should be used at each entrance as

a barrier for wet and dirty feet to trap grit and prevent lasting damage. Grit

underfoot will have the same effect as sandpaper against your new floor.

BLUE DAMP PROOF BARRIER

An impermeable membrane designed to isolate a floor from damp

substrates. Its dimpled surface allows for air flow beneath the barrier making

it ideal for basements or recently screeded floors as it allows the substrate

to dry out without delaying the installation. This doesn’t negate the need to

check atmospheric humidity.

DAMP PROOF MEMBRANE (DPM)

A durable membrane designed to be used in combination with a cushioning

underlay to prevent the passage of moisture when floating a floor.

Manufactured from high quality polyethylene (1000 gauge), it has been

designed to provide superior strength and high puncture resistance.

DPM

DPM

DPM

DPM

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ADHESIVE SELECTING THE RIGHT PRODUCTS

MS PARQUET

A purpose-made adhesive developed specifically for use with Woodpecker

floors. Designed to hold the boards after a short open time (30mins) but

remains permanently flexible once cured to allow for the expansion and

contraction of the timber between seasons.

FLOORING GRADE PVA

A premium flooring grade PVA adhesive for hardwood flooring.

Typically used when floating a floor to bond tongue and groove (T&G)

boards together. Easy to apply, solvent free and fully cured within four

hours of application.

11P SURFACE PRIMER

High performance surface primer used to seal dusty or porous substrates in

preparation for the Woodpecker MS Parquet adhesive, Woodpecker WP50

sausages, or the Woodpecker WP60 Liquid DPM. Improves adhesion on

difficult substrates.

WP50 SAUSAGES

A purpose-made adhesive designed for use with the slatted Acoustamat

underlay as part of a liquid batten system. Remains permanently flexible

once cured to allow for the expansion and contraction of the timber

between seasons. Apply using a gun applicator. Ideal solution for subfloors

with slight surface irregularities.

WP60 LIQUID DPM

A reliable liquid membrane designed to prevent residual moisture within

a screed from penetrating a new timber floor. Apply using a roller for a

seamless barrier. Fully cured within 30 minutes. Single coat application

when used in combination with the Woodpecker MS Parquet Adhesive.

LEVEL-X & PRIMER

A fibre-reinforced self-levelling compound designed to prepare and smooth

surface irregularities. Application may vary from 2–50mm in a single pour.

Substrates should be primed in advance to assist adhesion and prevent

contamination.

DPM

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INSTALLATION PREPARATION GUIDELINES

PRE-DELIVERY CONDITIONS

Before any flooring is delivered to site, all wet trades such as concreting,

plastering and decorating should be complete and the building must be

thoroughly dried out. Windows and doors must be fitted and watertight.

N.B: As a rough guide, the drying time for a sand and cement

based screed is 1 day per mm for the first 50mm and 2.5 days per

mm thereafter. Therefore, a 50mm screed will take approximately

2 months to dry out while a 100mm screed could take about

6 months. Plaster may take 6 weeks or more to dry completely.

SUBFLOOR PREPARATION

Ideally the subfloor should be prepared for installation in accordance

with the industry standards outlined in BS-8201-2011. It must be in good

structural condition and free from damp rot, fungal or insect infestation

and contaminating residues. Surface irregularities should not exceed

3mm over a 2m area and the floor must be in a clean and vacuumed

condition. Hot pipes should be well insulated to prevent localised hot

spots under the floor that could lead to excessive shrinkage.

HEATING SYSTEMS

Before any flooring arrives on site, the room temperature and atmospheric

Relative Humidity (RH) must be stable. All heating and air conditioning

systems must be commissioned and operating for a minimum of 2 weeks

before fitting can commence.

Where underfloor heating is being used, we would always recommend

that a real wood engineered floor is installed in preference to a solid

wood floor due to the increased stability that a multi-layered construction

provides. Contractors that install solid wood flooring over underfloor

heating, do so at their own risk!

INSPECTION

Woodpecker flooring is subject to strict quality control procedures,

however, our products are manufactured from natural materials so it

is essential that you check every plank carefully before installation.

We cannot consider any claims regarding product defects after installation.

ACCLIMATISATION

Before installation, it is imperative that all flooring is acclimatised in the

room it is to be fitted. The sealed unopened boxes should be laid flat, ideally

in the centre of the room, or with at least 50cm distance from the walls.

Flooring must not be stored outdoors, in an outbuilding or a room displaying

ventilation, damp or condensation problems. The site conditions need to

match those which will prevail when the floor is in use.

– Solid wood flooring requires 5–7 days acclimatisation

– Engineered and bamboo flooring require 3–4 days

– Laminate and Estilo flooring only require 24 hours

LAYING DIRECTION

Wood flooring looks its best when the planks are installed in the same

direction as the light and down the length of the room. However, if your new

floor is to be laid upon existing parquet, the boards should be arranged at

right-angles to the existing floor.

Disclaimer: Installation guidance is advisory and based on established good practice and

BS-8201-2011. It is the responsibility of the installer to ensure that correct procedures are

followed before, during and after installation. Kenton Floors do not accept any reasonability

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MOISTURE TESTING

While the surface of the subfloor may appear dry, it is possible

that excess moisture may still be present within the substrate.

As wood and moisture are natural enemies, it is imperative to test

the subfloor moisture content before fitting. Using a professional

moisture meter such as the Protimeter MMS, the readings must

not exceed the following:

– 70% Relative Humidity (RH) for cement based concrete

– 11% Wood Moisture Equivalent (WME) for wooden subfloors

or joists.

ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS

It is important that the following conditions are fulfilled before,

during and after the installation:

– Room temperature of at least 18°C (64°F)

– Floor surface temp. of at least 15°C (59°F)

– Atmospheric RH of between 40% and 60%

N.B: Wood flooring is not suitable for installation in wet rooms

or areas where there is a regular flow of water.

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INSTALLATION STICKING DOWN YOUR FLOOR

A traditional tongue and groove wooden floor can be fixed

directly to a concrete subfloor using the Woodpecker MS

Parquet Adhesive. This purpose-made adhesive will hold

the timber after a short open time but remains permanently

flexible to allow for the expansion and contraction of the

timber between seasons.

The adhesive should be applied using a 3–4.8mm notched trowel

(depending on the condition of the subfloor) and spread evenly onto the

subfloor. It is essential that there is a full bond and that each board is fully

adhered to ensure maximum stability.

We always recommend that solid wood flooring is installed by an

experienced floor fitter. Wood is a natural product and susceptible to

dimensional changes – each situation needs to be professionally assessed

before installation commences.

N.B: Never glue the joints when fully sticking your floor down. It places too

much pressure on the boards and could lead to cracking.

Preparation Checklist

Are all wet trades complete and thoroughly

dried out?

As a rough guide, the drying time for a sand

and cement based screed is 1 day per mm

for the first 50mm and 2.5 days per mm

thereafter.

Is the subfloor clean, dry and free from any

contaminating residues?

If it is necessary to level the subfloor before

fitting, apply Level-X Primer followed by

Woodpecker Level-X (Fibre Reinforced)

Self-Levelling Compound. NEVER use latex

self-levelling compounds. They do not have

the tensile strength to resist the movement

of the timber.

Are the subfloor moisture readings

within tolerance?

A cement based screed must have an RH

(Relative Humidity) reading of 70% or less.

If there is any doubt as to the moisture levels

in the subfloor always apply the Woodpecker

WP60 Liquid Damp Proof Membrane which

will seal the moisture below the surface

of the floor and prevent the floor from

expanding and distorting. The subfloor must

be free of dust and any contamination before

application. Wooden subfloors must have

moisture readings of between 7% and 11%

WME (Wood Moisture Equivalent) and the

new flooring should be left to acclimatize

until it has reached a similar reading so as

to prevent undue expansion or contraction.

If the initial moisture readings are not within

tolerance then an alternative method for

fitting should be used.

Is the atmospheric RH reading between

40% and 60%?

If underfloor heating is present, has it been

properly tested and turned off 48 hours

before fitting?

Has the flooring been acclimatised for the

correct period of time?

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INSTALLATION FLOATING YOUR FLOOR

Floating a floor essentially means that the new boards are

loose laid over a suitable underlay instead of being screwed,

nailed or stuck to the subfloor.

A floating floor can be installed over various subfloors including concrete,

anhydrite, existing wood floor, chipboard, ceramic tiles, PVC and linoleum,

providing they meet the preparatory guidelines. Soft subfloor coverings such

as carpet must be removed.

Underlay should be laid edge-to-edge, in the opposite direction to that

of the flooring, and linked using an adhesive tape. If your underlay is dual-

purpose and also provides a Damp Proof Membrane (DPM), always use

the Woodpecker Vapour Tape to prevent moisture rising between the

seams. Do not overlap the underlay unless it has been specifically

designed to do so.

Starting in a corner of the room lay the first row of flooring with the tongue

(T&G) or top lip (Loc/Clic) of the board facing the wall. Don’t forget the

necessary expansion gaps! Ensure that all boards are tightly joined or glued

together, using a tapping block or pulling iron with care if necessary. The

off-cut from the final board in each row can be used to begin the next row,

providing it measures 200mm or more. To maximise the appearance of your

floor it is important to stagger the ends of the boards (header joints) by at

least 300mm.



dried out?

As a rough guide, the drying time for a sand

and cement based screed is 1 day per mm

for the first 50mm and 2.5 days per mm

thereafter.

Is the subfloor level to within 3mm over

a 2m radius?

Minor undulations can be disguised using

the Woodpecker XL Underlay which will

help to absorb slight irregularities. However,

if it is necessary to level the subfloor before

fitting, apply Level-X Primer followed

by Woodpecker Level-X Self-Levelling

Compound.

Are the subfloor moisture readings

within tolerance?

A cement based screed must have an

RH (Relative Humidity) reading of 70%

or less while wooden subfloors must read

between 7% and 11% WME (Wood Moisture

Equivalent).

If there is any doubt as to the moisture

levels in the subfloor always use an underlay

with integral DPM (Damp Proof Membrane)

and install barrier side down to form a

protective layer.


40% and 60%?



before fitting?



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LOC SYSTEM

Although not always viable, fi tting is easiest

when you ‘loc’ down the boards in complete

rows rather than individually. When connecting

the header joints, insert the board into the lip

at an angle of 30° then simultaneously move

the board closer and lower into position. The

fl ooring should ‘loc’ into place. Never use force;

instead remove the board and check for dirt or

excess lacquer then try again.

CLIC SYSTEM

When installing, align the long edge of the

board fi rst and simply ‘clic’ into position. Using

a tapping block, gently knock the header joint

up towards the previous board until they

snap together. Remember, these instructions

are advisory and you may fi nd that, for you,

installation is still easier if the header joints

are connected prior to the long edges and the

whole run inserted together

TONGUE AND GROOVE

When gluing a tongue and groove board, run

a generous bead of adhesive along the lower

groove of both the long-side and header joint.

This will provide a suffi cient bond between

the boards and eliminate squeaking. To fi x into

place, slide towards the long edge with the

header joint connected and tighten using a

tapping block or pulling iron as necessary.

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INSTALLATION NAILING DOWN YOUR FLOOR

A traditional tongue and groove wooden floor can be

secret nailed over an existing timber subfloor or (subject

to thickness) fixed directly above joists to provide a

structural floor.

Current building regulations stipulate that a structural floor must exceed

18mm in thickness. Where possible it is recommended that a structural

timber based sheet material is installed over the joists ahead of the flooring

being fitted to avoid any surface irregularities.

Whichever method you use, the subfloor must be of an appropriate

width and thickness to retain a 50mm cleat when fired into it at 45°.

Joists must be kiln dried to avoid cupping or expansion and must be

spaced in accordance with current building regulations (we recommend

300mm centres).

When secret nailing always use the Woodpecker Moistop Barrier Paper over

the subfloor and overlap the joins by a minimum of 200mm. The bitumen

backing self-seals around the punctures formed by nails to maintain a

watertight barrier. It may be necessary to secure the joins with a moisture

resistant tape.

Flooring should be fitted at 45° or 90° to the subfloor and nailed over every

joist – through the sheet material if applicable. It is possible to have header

joints which are not over a joist providing the boards either side are fully

spanning the joists. Cleats should be no more than 400mm apart.

N.B: Never use adhesive to glue the joints in combination with this method.



dried out?

Is the subfloor structurally safe and free

from damp rot, fungal or insect infestation?

Is the subfloor clean, free of chips or

shavings, dry and level to within 3mm over

a 2m area?

Will the subfloor retain a 50mm cleat when

fired into it at 45°?

If necessary, have all hot pipes been

insulated to prevent hot spots?



before fitting?

Does the subfloor measure between 7% and

11% WME (Wood Moisture Equivalent)?

Wooden subfloors must have moisture

readings of between 7% and 11% WME

(Wood Moisture Equivalent) and the new

flooring should be left to acclimatize until it

has reached a similar reading so as to prevent

undue expansion or contraction.


40% and 60%?



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INSTALLATION THE TRICKY BITS

THE FIRST ROW

After determining the best layout of the flooring and the starting wall,

measure the width of the room and divide it by the width of the flooring

panels to determine the number of rows and the width of the last row.

If the last row is determined to be less than 60mm wide, it should be

adjusted by cutting the first row lengthwise.

– Check all panels for possible damages/defects.

– Starting from the left hand corner of the room lay the first row of

flooring with the tongue (T&G) or top lip (Loc/Clic) of the board

facing the wall.

– Place spacers between the edge of the flooring panels and the wall

to provide an appropriate expansion gap.

– Mark then cut the last panel in the first row to the required length.

Use the remainder of the board to start the second row of flooring

– Always make sure the off-cut is at least 200mm in length. If not,

cut another piece greater than 200mm in length.

– Start all subsequent rows with the off cut piece from the previous row.

N.B: Ensure all the short ends are staggered at least 300mm. It is vital

to maintain a minimum of 300mm between the ends of boards in the

adjacent rows (staggered).

PIPES

Measure the position of the pipes and mark it on the panel, consider also

the expansion. Take measurements from the spacers into account. Drill a

hole 16mm (5/8”) bigger than the pipe diameter expansion provision. Saw

at a 45degree angle to the holes. Apply glue to the sawn out piece and fit in

with the pull bar. Again, do not forget the spacers.

DOOR JAMB

If you have a wooden door jamb, we recommend undercutting the door

jamb according to the thickness of the flooring plus the possible underlay.

Install the flooring underneath the doorjamb but leave the necessary

expansion gaps!

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EXPANSION GAPS

Since wood flooring is a natural material, it is subject to shrinkage and

expansion due to changes in climate conditions. Therefore, expansion

gaps must be left when a floor meets obstructions such as walls,

doorframes, structural supports, stairs, fireplaces or pipes. Spacers

should be placed at regular intervals when fitting and removed before

skirting boards or trims are installed to conceal the gaps.

For wood flooring it is necessary to leave at least 2mm for every 1m

span across the board with a minimum of 10–15mm regardless. For

particularly large areas exceeding 8 metres in width (or 5 metres

in width for a solid wood floor) it is recommended that additional

expansion provision should be allowed by the inclusion of washer or

penny joints at appropriate intervals across the floor. For Lamin8 and

Estilo flooring, a minimum of 8mm expansion is required.

N.B: Skirting boards should always be fixed to the wall and must

not in any way obstruct the movement of the floor.

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FLOOR HEATING UNDERFLOOR HEATING

CHOOSING A FLOOR

In general we would always recommend that where underfloor heating

is being used, then a Real Wood Engineered floor should be installed in

preference to a Solid Wood floor due to the increased stability that

a multi-layered construction provides.

Not all timbers react well with underfloor heating so it is important to

choose one of the floors that is recommended for use with underfloor

heating. Each floor in this catalogue carries a recommendation in the

listing next to the product as to its suitability.

CHECK YOUR SUBFLOOR

You must NEVER install underfloor heating over a concrete subfloor

that has a moisture content of more than 75% Relative Humidity (RH).

Ideally we would recommend it to be below 70% RH to give a margin

for error.

In the case of timber subfloors, it is important that the moisture content

does not exceed 11% Wood Moisture Equivalent (WME). Make sure

your installer has checked these readings before proceeding.

If the measurements exceed the above guidelines, then one of the

Woodpecker damp proof preparation products must be used prior to

installation of the heating system.

PICK YOUR SYSTEM

There are two main types of system available with many variations from

different manufacturers, but essentially they will either be water heated

or electrically heated systems.

In general, water heated systems are normally found in new build or

renovation projects, while electrically heated systems are generally found

in situations where installation is required to be relatively quick and easy.

Whichever system you choose, the maximum water or electrical element

temperature should not be greater than 50°C and the temperature below the

floor must never exceed 27°C.

TEST YOUR HEATING

Prior to fitting your floor, the underfloor heating should, in the case of a water

heated system, be fully pressurised, tested for leaks and left to run usually for

a fortnight, but certainly until all the moisture in the screed or timber subfloor

has been driven off.

Plaster should be dry and all the wet trades finished in the rooms to which the

flooring is to be fitted. The atmospheric Relative Humidity within the room

should read between 40% and 60%.

FITTING YOUR FLOOR

Your underfloor system should be turned off for at least 48 hours prior to

fitting the floor. Only electrical heating or central heating should be used

during installation.

Engineered tongue and groove floors (subject to suitability of species) should

always be fully adhered to the subfloor using the Woodpecker MS Parquet

(Flexible) Adhesive.

An Engineered floor with a glueless locking joint can, in most cases, be floated

over underfloor heating subject to suitability of species. Remember to pick an

underlay that is suitable for use with underfloor heating.

If only part of the subfloor has underfloor heating, the new flooring must not

be laid continuously but separated by dilation joints because flooring installed

over underfloor heating is likely to expand and contract more than flooring

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AFTERCARE

After fitting, the floor should be left for 2–3 days

to fully acclimatise to its new surroundings and if

relevant for any adhesive to fully cure before the

heating is switched on.

When ready, the heating should be raised gently

by 1°C per day from the prevailing ambient

temperature. It must NOT be turned on full

straight away.

Raising and lowering the temperature of your

heating too quickly can result in dimensional

changes to the timber which will cause the floor

to shrink and crack.

As a general rule, this method of gradually increasing

and decreasing temperatures should be followed in

the day-to-day running of your system. Ideally,

underfloor heating should be left running from the

thermostat all the time and only raised or lowered by

1°C per day to accommodate the different seasons.

MORE INFO

These guidelines are not exhaustive and are provided

to give a general understanding of how the systems

work. They do not replace the need to follow the

recommended fitting procedures of each individual

manufacturer.

CONCRETE SCREED

WOODPECKER UNDERMATE

WOODPECKER DAMP PROOF MEMBRANE

1°C per day

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25FLOOR HEATINGAll prices include VAT

FLOOR CARE ROUTINE CARE & MAINTENANCE

ROUTINE CARE

We appreciate that hardwood flooring is a major investment for most

people and knowing how to clean and maintain your floor is paramount

in retaining its natural beauty and ensuring longevity.

LIGHT CLEANING

Wooden floors can either be swept regularly using a soft bristled broom

or vacuumed frequently to remove any dirt and gr t. When vacuuming

your floor, it is advisable to use a soft brush attachment to minimise

scratching.

PETS

Wooden floors hold many advantages for pet owners but inevitably

animals can damage your floor. Keep claws trim to prevent scratches

and mop any ‘accidents’ immediately to avoid staining. Opting for a light

coloured floor will minimise the appearance of scratches, while an oiled

finish will allow you to easily carry out spot repairs if necessary.

SPILLAGES

Since water and wood are natural enemies, any spillages should be

removed promptly! While small drops of water may not harm your floor,

excessive amounts of water left sitting on the boards are likely to cause

lasting damage.

SHOES

As a rule of thumb, stilettos should be left at the front door and heavy

shoes avoided! High heels and stilettos in particular, exert a phenomenal

pressure that even the toughest of timber species struggle to withstand.

SUNLIGHT

Exposure to direct sunlight will cause your floor to mellow in colour

over time. Red woods like Merbau, Jatoba, Cherry etc., are particularly

susceptible to colour change. Be sure to frequently move rugs and

mats placed in these areas to ensure the floor colour matures evenly.

PROTECTION

Prevention rather than cure is the key to a beautiful floor! Consider using

rugs or carpet runners in high traffic areas such as hallways and never

drag furniture or other objects across a wood floor. Woodpecker offers

a variety of felt protectors and castor cups that will allow furniture to be

moved with ease and without marking your floor.

FLOOR MATS

Install good quality floor mats at each entrance to trap dirt and prevent

damage. Grit underfoot will act like sandpaper against your floor.

Woodpecker Coir Matting is an ideal entrance barrier for wet and dirty feet.

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CLEANING PRICE LIST

Woodpecker Cleaning Kit77-WRC-001 Oiled Floors £27.90

77-WKL-001 Lacquered / Lamin8 £27.90

Woodpecker Cleaner Refill77-WKO-001 Oiled Floors £11.90

77-WLC-001 Lacquered / Lamin8 £11.90

77-WRC-001 Washable Mop Head £11.90

Woodpecker One Coat Soap81-OCS-002 Oiled Floors (2 Litre) £41.90

Heavy Duty (Self Adhesive) Felt Pads 05-FFP-951 Round (19mm) £4.80

05-FFP-952 Round (25mm) £4.80

05-FFP-953 Round (38mm) £4.80

05-FFP-947 Multi-pack (various sizes) £11.50

05-FFP-950 2 pads (113x153mm) £7.40

26 All prices include VATFLOOR CARE All prices include VAT

MOPPING

Always use a well rung mop when wiping your

hardwood floor. Excess liquid has the potential

to seep down the joins in a floor and cause

permanent damage.

Specially formulated for Woodpecker floors are

our comprehensive Cleaning Kits, containing an

antistatic mop, cleaning fluid and trigger head

spray bottle for easy application. The cleaning kits

are offered for both lacquered and oiled finishes,

with product refills available as necessary.

In addition to the above kits, Woodpecker One

Coat Soap is a concentrated cleaning solution

exclusively for oiled floors. Once diluted, it is applied

in a similar fashion to the above. Repeated use

of Woodpecker products on oiled floors will help

develop an invisible film, offering extra protection

and increased resistance to dirt.

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FLOOR CARE LONG–TERM CARE & MAINTENANCE

LONG-TERM CARE

Despite using some of the most advanced finishing products and

techniques on the market, a hardwood floor will not withstand the brunt

of daily life forever. Eventually, even the most well-tended of surfaces will

require a little extra maintenance.

It is important to maintain an existing floor finish in good time. If you

allow the protective coat to wear away, it becomes susceptible to dirt

and water which can penetrate the surface of the wood making the

floor difficult to clean and quickly subdued. Routine maintenance is

particularly important for floors with distinctive finishes, as sanding

will take out all traces of an existing stain or texture.

Due to individual circumstance, it is impossible to recommend how

often you should renew your floor finish but as a preventative measure,

you may wish to recoat the floor every 2–3 years. To perform a basic

evaluation of your floor finish, select a high traffic area and pour a few

drops of water onto the floor. A well finished floor will force beads of

water to form on the surface suggesting that no maintenance is required.

If the water slowly soaks into the timber leaving behind a light saturation

mark, the finish is only partially effective and a new coat of lacquer or

oil should be applied. Alternatively, if the water is immediately absorbed

leaving behind a dark stain, it indicates that the finish has completely

worn and the floor may need to be sanded and recoated.

Methods of repair will differ depending on whether your chosen floor

was pre-treated with an oil or polyurethane lacquer. If you are unsure,

as a general rule of thumb a lacquered floor is typically smooth and

shiny while an oiled floor has a matt finish and subtle texture.

However, before any surface treatment is carried out, we always

recommend that an adhesion test is performed in an inconspicuous

area to determined compatibility.

Unfortunately, a laminate floor cannot be repaired in the same way that a

hardwood floor can, however, small chips and scratches can be concealed

using the Colourfill Repair Kit. The kit is supplied together with a solvent to

clean the affected areas before filling and to remove excess filler afterwards.

OILED FLOORS

Unlike a lacquered floor, an oiled surface allows for isolated areas of damage,

such as scratches and stains, to be easily re-touched without having to re-oil

the entire floor. Although easier to repair, they usually require earlier periodic

maintenance.

ONE COAT SOAP

The One Coat Soap is a concentrated cleaning solution specially designed

for oiled floors. When diluted with 150mls of water, it can be used in the

same fashion as the Woodpecker Maintenance Kits. However, on occasion

it can also be used as neat solution to perform a deep clean. If this fails

to revive the floors natural lustre then you will need to consider re-oiling

your floor.

ONE COAT CLEANER

Before re-oiling all or part of your floor, it is essential that the wood is

free from dust and contamination to ensure adhesion. Applying a small

amount of the One Coat Cleaner to a dry cloth is sufficient enough to

intensively clean the affected area. It also allows for any dust to be collected

electro-statically. Drying times will vary from 15–60 minutes depending

on saturation. If the floor remains soiled, you will have to consider sanding

the surface to remove the engrained dirt.

ONE COAT OIL

Using a cotton cloth, brush or squeegee, the oil is applied sparely and

evenly to the floor and worked into the wood along the grain. The oil only

needs 60 seconds to react with the floor and the excess must be rubbed off

within 15–20 minutes of application, until practically dry. With such a quick

response time required, it is important not to expand treated areas beyond

your resources. One Coat Oil is also suitable for commercial properties

without the need for multiple coats. Its ability to re-disperse on the surface

of the wood also eliminates tide marks and any signs of overlapping.

Approximately 24–36 hours after application, the floor is suitable for

foot traffic.

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LACQUERED FLOORS

Small indentations and isolated scratches can be concealed and

recoated using the Woodpecker Touch-Up Lacquer. Before application,

ensure that the area in question is dry and free from dirt, dust or grease.

Using the brush applicator supplied within the lid, paint the lacquer

onto the affected area and leave to cure.

To disguise deeper scratches or gouges, you many need to use a

professional wood floor filler. Available in a wide variety of colours from

most hardware or flooring retailers, these pastes are applied to the

damaged area, left to cure, sanded flush and later sealed using the

Touch-Up Lacquer to maintain a protective shell.

When it comes to restoring your entire floor, the Ultimo Lacquer is available

in two grades to cater for both domestic and commercial environments.

A factory lacquered floor will not need to be sanded back prior to application,

however, previously re-lacquered surfaces must be lightly sanded to ensure

sufficient adhesion.

Unlike an oiled floor, the lacquer doesn’t penetrate the surface of the wood

so the entire floor must be re-lacquered to prevent the formation of ridges.

Best results are achieved using a roller. A single coat is sufficient enough to

protect against moisture although several coats may be applied if the floor is

subject to high levels of foot traffic. When coating unfinished timber, three

coats of lacquer are required. Between each coat of lacquer, the floor must

be sanded, vacuumed and wiped with a damp cloth before re-coating.

The lacquer will take about 1–2 hours to dry between applications.

After 24 hours the floor is suitable for light foot traffic, although the

surface will continue to cure for 7 days before rugs can be replaced.

CLEANING PRICE LIST

Oiled Floors81-OCS-002 Woodpecker One Coat Soap 2 ltr £41.90

81-OCC-001 Woodpecker One Coat Cleaner 1ltr £27.90

81-OCO-001 Woodpecker One Coat Oil Pure £83.90

Lacquered Floors02-TUL-080 Touch Up lacquer 30ml Silk Matt £11.90

02-TUL-081 Touch Up lacquer 30ml Matt £11.90

52-WUL-004 Woodpecker Ultimo Floor Lacquer £63.00

52-WUP-004 Woodpecker Ultimo Plus Floor Lacquer £85.00

Laminate Floors06-UCF-005 Colourfill with solvent Oak £12.95

06-UCF-176 Colourfill with solvent Dark Oak £12.95

06-UCF-043 Colourfill with solvent Light walnut £12.95

29All prices include VAT FLOOR CARE

SOLID WOODFOR THE ULTIMATE HARDFLOOR EXPERIENCE

For many centuries timber has been used as a

fl ooring material and evokes an atmosphere of

timeless elegance and charm which will add

character to any home or building.

In the following pages you will fi nd a variety of

solid wood fl oors from as far afi eld as Russia, the

Far East, North and South America, Eastern and

Western Europe.

Each is treated in diff erent ways to bring out the

natural qualities of the material and complement

the unique style of your home.

Each board is made from a single piece of timber,

usually with a tongue and groove joint, on the

ends as well as the long side. This is called ‘Ends

Matched’ and ensures that your fl oor is secured

fi rmly to the subfl oor and gives maximum stability.

The choices of fi nish that are outlined on page 8

will further enhance the fi nished look of your fl oor

and will provide you with a fl oor that not only

provides pleasure and enjoyment but will prove

to be an investment that enhances the value and

attractiveness of your property.

We only source our products from managed

forests where there is a commitment to

sustainability – when you buy from Woodpecker®

you may be sure that your children’s children will

enjoy an enduringly beautiful fl oor, and also an

unspoilt environment for many years to come.

We strongly recommend that once you have

chosen your solid wood fl oor that you use an

experienced fl oor fi tter who has the necessary

experience and means to test the atmospheric

and subfl oor moisture levels in your property.

This is very important as wood is homogenous

and will take on and give off moisture which in

turn will cause it to expand or contract depending

on moisture levels. It is important therefore that

the prevailing conditions are taken into account

prior to installation.

It is also important to note that it is normal to

expect some movement within a solid wood fl oor

due to seasonal changes in humidity which will

normally settle down once a fl oor has been down

for a year or so.

SOLID

30 SOLID WOOD All prices include VAT

York is a traditional tongue and groove solid wood fl oor,

manufactured from either European Oak or American Black

Walnut, with variable lengths ranging from 300–1500mm.

Finished with 5 coats of highly wear resistant lacquer this

product represents excellent value for money.

When deciding whether to have a solid or an engineered wood

fl oor, you need to consider the environment in which it will be fi tted.

How will it be fi tted? Will it be nailed down or stuck down?

Are you satisfi ed that the moisture levels within the subfl oor are

at the correct level? Please refer to our fi tting pages.

YORKTRUE BEAUTY – REAL VALUE

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5 COATS OF DURABLE UV LACQUER

TONGUE AND GROOVE JOINT

MANUFACTURED FROM SOLID OAK

STRESS GROOVES

MATCHING TRIMS AVAILABLE BEVELLED EDGES

36-YNO-00136-YOR-00136-YRO-001

36-YWR-00136-YBM-004 36-YOA-003

SOLID

31SOLID WOODAll prices include VAT

Sourced from extensive Oak forests across Europe...

York Oak

Rustic Plank

TYPE OF FLOOR Solid Wood

THICKNESS 18mm

LENGTH X WIDTH 300–1500mm x 90/130mm

average length 700mm

PACK SIZE 1.584m2 / 2.29m2

TYPE OF FINISH Lacquered or Oiled

GRADE Rustic

TYPE OF JOINT Tongue and Groove

BEVELS ON EDGES All 4 edges

METHOD OF FIXING Stick down or secret nail

UNDERFLOOR HEATING Not advised

HARDNESS Hard

DURABILITY High wear resistance

York Oak Rustic Lacquered Plank (130mm) 36-Y0R-001

£48.95/m2 £40.79/m2 EX VAT

York Oak Rustic Oiled Narrow Plank (90mm) 36-YNO-001

£46.95/m2 £39.13/m2 EX VAT

York Oak Rustic Oiled Plank (130mm) 36-YR0-001

£49.95/m2 £41.63/m2 EX VAT

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SOLID


Beautiful mellow colours...

York Oak Select

Brushed Matt

Lacquered Plank


THICKNESS 18mm

LENGTH X WIDTH 300–1500mm x 130mm


PACK SIZE 2.29m2

TYPE OF FINISH Brushed Matt Lacquered

GRADE Select





HARDNESS Hard


York Oak Select Brushed Matt Lacquered Plank36-YBM-004

£57.95/m2 £.48.29 /m2 EX VAT

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SOLID



THICKNESS 18mm



PACK SIZE 2.29m2

TYPE OF FINISH Lacquered

GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


York Oak Antique

Handscraped

Lacquered Plank

Hand scraped to add character and charm...

York Oak Antique Handscraped Lacquered Plank36-YOA-003

£59.95/m2 £49.96/m2 EX VAT

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SOLID



THICKNESS 18mm



PACK SIZE 2.29m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Medium


York Walnut

Rustic Lacquered

Plank

Swirling colours of dark chocolate and honey...

York Walnut Rustic Lacquered Plank36-YWR-001

£93.95/m2 £78.29/m2 EX VAT

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SOLID


Dunster is an exclusive, premium quality unfi nished oak fl oor.

This enables you to fi nish it to your own choice and colour.

Its rustic character brings together all the richness of colour and

character to be found in this most enduring of materials.

Dunster is a traditional tongue and groove fl oor with an excellent

width and length specifi cation.

Now available in mixed widths.

DUNSTER OAKWOOD FLOORING AT ITS BEST

UNFINISHED SURFACE



STRESS GROOVES

UNFINISHED OAK TRIMS AVAILABLE PRE-FILLED UNFINISHED SURFACE

18-OCU-14018-OCU-16018-OCU-180

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THICKNESS 18mm

LENGTH X WIDTH 500–2000mm x 140/160/180mm

PACK SIZE 1.68 / 1.92 / 2.16

TYPE OF FINISH Unfinished. Filled and Sanded.

GRADE Rustic


BEVELS ON EDGES None



HARDNESS Hard


Dunster Oak

Unfinished Plank

French Oak, the most beautiful timber in both character and colour...

18mm x 160mm x 500–2000mm

18-OCU-160

£69.95/m2 £58.29/m2 EX VAT

18mm x 180mm x 500–2000mm

18-OCU-180

£73.95/m2 £61.63/m2 EX VAT

Supplied Unfinished

After finish coat applied

Dunster Oak Unfinished Plank 18mm x 140mm x 500–2000mm

18-OCU-140

£65.95/m2 £54.96/m2 EX VAT

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With this revolutionary new wood fl oor, the issues of how to solve

the diffi culties of damp subfl oors no longer pose a problem*.

Both the top layer and the core are manufactured from Solid Oak.

Having an engineered core gives the product the stability that is

not found in a conventionally produced solid wood fl oor.

You simply fl oat the fl oor on an underlay with a damp proof

membrane, just like any engineered or laminate fl oor.

This fl oor has fi ve coats of high-wear, matt lacquer, which is applied

to a subtly brushed surface giving a beautifully textured fi nish that

is superbly durable and practical for almost all applications.

FLINKCLEVER WITH WOOD

HIGH WEAR RESISTANT UV LACQUER

SOLID OAK ENGINEERED CORE

GLUELESS LOC JOINT

MATCHING TRIMS AVAILABLE

FLOAT OVER AN UNDERLAY WITH DPM

76-ORL-200 76-OWL-20076-ONL-200 76-OCL-200

* Detailed instructions are provided in each pack as to installation procedures and precautions which must be taken.

FLINK

SOLID


Flink Oak Rustic

Natural Brushed

Matt Lacquered

Plank

TYPE OF FLOOR Engineered Solid Oak

THICKNESS 14mm


PACK SIZE 1.50m2


GRADE Rustic

TYPE OF JOINT Glueless Loc


METHOD OF FIXING Floated


HARDNESS Hard


Manufactured from European Oak...

Flink Oak Rustic Natural Brushed Matt Lacquered Plank76-ORL-200

£63.95/m2 £53.29/m2 EX VAT

FLINK

SOLID


Flink Oak Rustic

Whitened

Brushed Matt

Lacquered Plank


THICKNESS 14mm


PACK SIZE 1.50m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Beautiful textured surface processed with 5 surface finishes...

Flink Oak Rustic Whitened Brushed Matt Lacquered Plank76-ONL-200

£65.95/m2 £54.96/m2 EX VAT

FLINK

SOLID



THICKNESS 14mm


PACK SIZE 1.50m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Reaching standards of precision not previously seen...

Flink Dark

Oak Rustic

Brushed Matt

Lacquered Plank

Flink Dark Oak Rustic Brushed Matt Lacquered Plank76-OCL-200

£65.95/m2 £54.96/m2 EX VAT

FLINK

SOLID


FLINK

SOLID

All prices include VATSOLID WOOD42


THICKNESS 14mm


PACK SIZE 1.50m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Stable, practical and easy to fit...

Flink Oak Rustic

Cognac Brushed

Matt Lacquered Plank

Flink Oak Rustic Cognac Brushed Matt Lacquered Plank76-OWL-200

£65.95/m2 £54.96/m2 EX VAT

FLINK

SOLID


Parquetry is one of the oldest forms of wood fl ooring and refl ects

the very best in traditional techniques. In recent years there has

been a renaissance in this sophisticated style which has seen it

work equally well in both traditional and contemporary settings.

Machined to exacting standards with a universal tongue and grove

joint, the Denbigh Blocks are available in two lengths allowing them

to be laid in a variety of patterns to complement their surroundings.

Popular designs include herringbone, basket weave and ship’s deck

but the possibilities are endless.

DENBIGH SOLID OAK BLOCKSCLASSICAL, ELEGANT & TIMELESS



UNFINISHED SURFACE

UNFINISHED SURFACE

04-ORU-23004-ORU-280

22mm

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Denbigh Solid

Oak Unfinished

Blocks


THICKNESS 22mm

LENGTH X WIDTH 230/280mm x 70mm

PACK SIZE 0.515/0.627m2

TYPE OF FINISH Unfinished. Sanded

GRADE Rustic



METHOD OF FIXING Stick down


HARDNESS Hard


Traditional parquet style...

Denbigh Solid Oak Unfinished Blocks 22mm x 70mm x 230mm

04-ORU-230

£46.95/m2 £39.13/m2 EX VAT

22mm x 70mm x 280mm

04-ORU-280

£48.95/m2 £40.79/m2 EX VAT

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REAL WOOD ENGINEEREDADDED STABILITY WITH GREATER VARIETY OF DESIGN

THE CONCEPT OF REAL WOOD ENGINEERED FLOORS

Solid wood fl ooring has been used for hundreds

of years in houses and public buildings but it is

really only in the last 65 years that the process

has evolved from a craft to a science, with the

introduction of multi-layered products and more

recently in the late 1990’s the development of

integral locking systems that greatly facilitate the

installation of the fl oor.

The increasing popularity of using wood in

modern homes has led to the need for meeting

signifi cant challenges. New housing is almost

always centrally heated often leading to

relatively low atmospheric moisture in the air;

advances have been made in the materials used

for subfl oors; and most recently, the growing

popularity of underfl oor heating; all this has led to

a need for an increasing level of sophistication in

the fl oors themselves.

Thus the development of a fl oor that is

multi-layered in construction and provides:

1. Greater stability.

2. The very best use of a natural resource in the

least wasteful and the most practical way.

3. A product that in some cases can be laid and

re-laid many times making it both economical

and re-usable.

4. A product that can be used safely in

conjunction with underfl oor heating subject

to certain conditions.

5. A product that can be laid much faster

resulting in lower fi tting costs, and,

if pre-fi nished, can be used immediately

after installation.

6. A greater range of design possibilities off ering

single plank, two strip and three strip options.

REAL WOOD ENGINEERED

These fl oors off er added

stability and a greater variety

of design. They are normally

constructed in 3 layers, using

the chosen species as a top

wear layer, with a central

core of either softwood*, high

density fi breboard (HDF) with a

balancing spruce veneer, or birch

plywood. The top wear layer

can vary from 0.6mm to 6mm

depending on the product.

*Expansion and contraction of the softwood

core due to seasonal changes in humidity may

produce a squeaking sound if the subfl oor is

not perfectly fl at. Waxing of the joints can

eliminate this.

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Available in 3 diff erent species and off ering a total of 10 variations.

This fl oor is coated with fi ve coats of high build UV lacquer or oil

and is supported by a high density fi breboard core.

Each plank is bevelled on all four edges and it has a glueless

“Drop & Lock” jointing system that is easy to install and extremely

practical. Particularly good for use with underfl oor heating.

RAGLAN BEAUTIFUL, PRACTICAL AND DURABLE

5 COATS OF UV LACQUER/OIL

HDF CORE

2.5MM WEAR LAYER

GLUELESS LOC JOINT

GLUELESS LOC SYSTEM

34-ORL-00134-ORO-00134-OBL-001

34-OAO-00134-ORC-001 34-OWO-001 34-MAL-00234-OWS-001 34-OCL-001 34-WAL-002

10.5mm

PERFECT FOR USE WITH UNDERFLOOR HEATING

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Raglan Oak

Rustic Plank

TYPE OF FLOOR Real Wood Engineered

THICKNESS 10.5mm (wear layer 2.5mm)

LENGTH X WIDTH 1860mm x 148mm

PACK SIZE 2.20m2

TYPE OF FINISH Lacquered, Brushed Matt

Lacquered or OiledGRADE Rustic




UNDERFLOOR HEATING Suitable

HARDNESS Hard


Raglan Oak Rustic Lacquered Plank34-ORL-001

£45.95/m2 £38.29/m2 EX VAT

Raglan Oak Rustic Oiled Plank34-ORO-001

£46.95/m2 £39.13/m2 EX VAT

Raglan Oak Rustic Brushed Matt Lacquered Plank34-OBL-001

£47.95/m2 £39.96/m2 EX VAT

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Raglan Oak

Rustic Cognac

Brushed Matt

Lacquered Plank

Raglan Oak Rustic Cognac Brushed Matt Lacquered Plank34-ORC-001

£51.95/m2 £43.29/m2 EX VAT




PACK SIZE 2.20m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


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Raglan Oak

Rustic White

Oiled Plank




PACK SIZE 2.20m2

TYPE OF FINISH Oiled

GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Raglan Oak Rustic White Oiled Plank34-OWO-001

£51.95/m2 £43.29/m2 EX VAT

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Raglan Oak

Rustic Antique

Oiled Plank

REAL WOOD ENGINEERED




PACK SIZE 2.20m2

TYPE OF FINISH Oiled

GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Raglan Oak Rustic Antique Oiled Plank34-OAO-001

£51.95/m2 £43.29/m2 EX VAT

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Raglan Oak

Rustic White

Smoked Brushed

Matt Lacquered

Plank




PACK SIZE 2.20m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Raglan Oak Rustic White Smoked Brushed Matt Lacquered Plank 34-OWS-001

£51.95/m2 £43.29/m2 EX VAT

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Raglan Oak

Rustic Coffee

Brushed Matt

Lacquered Plank




PACK SIZE 2.20m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Raglan Oak Rustic Coffee Brushed Matt Lacquered Plank 34-OCL-001

£51.95/m2 £43.29/m2 EX VAT

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Raglan Maple

Matt Lacquered

Plank




PACK SIZE 1.05m2

TYPE OF FINISH Matt Lacquered

GRADE Select




UNDERFLOOR HEATING Not Advised

HARDNESS Hard


Raglan Maple Matt Lacquered Plank34-MAL-002

£61.95/m2 £51.63/m2 EX VAT

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Raglan Walnut

Matt Lacquered

Plank




PACK SIZE 1.05m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Medium


Raglan Walnut Matt Lacquered Plank34-WAL-002

£79.95/m2 £66.63/m2 EX VAT

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Harlech is an engineered fl oor which is compatible with underfl oor

heating. It is available in a number of fi nishes with a softwood

core and a hardwood wear layer of either Oak or American

Black Walnut.

It is fi nished using either 5 coats of UV lacquer or a UV cured

Oil which gives the product a beautiful lustre and is available

both in Natural or Stained fi nishes to blend in with most decors.

Tremendous value for money.

HARLECHELEGANCE AND PRACTICALITY COMBINED

4MM WEAR LAYER


ENGINEERED SOFTWOOD CORE

TONGUE AND GROVE JOINT

35-HOE-300 35-HOL-00135-HOO-005

35-HOC-14835-HOB-001

35-HRO-001 35-HWS-001 35-HOC-001

MATCHINGTRIMS AVAILABLE MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS AVAILABLE P.26

35-HWL-00135-HWO-148 35-HAN-148

15mmN.B: Symbols exclude Harlech Eco Oak Rustic Lacquered 3 Strip.

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Harlech Eco Oak

Rustic Lacquered

3 Strip




PACK SIZE 1.587m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Harlech Eco Oak Rustic Lacquered 3 Strip35-HOE-300

£31.95/m2 £26.63/m2 EX VAT

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Harlech Oak

Rustic Plank


THICKNESS 15mm (wear layer 4mm)


can be one cut length per pack

PACK SIZE 1.65m2

TYPE OF FINISH UV Oiled or Brushed

Matt LacqueredGRADE Rustic



METHOD OF FIXING Floated, nailed or stuck down

UNDERFLOOR HEATING Suitable if fully stuck down

HARDNESS Hard


Harlech Oak Rustic Brushed Matt Lacquered Plank35-HOB-001

£52.95/m2 £44.13/m2 EX VAT

Harlech Oak Rustic Oiled Plank35-HOC-148

£49.95/m2 £41.63/m2 EX VAT

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Harlech Oak Extra Rustic Oiled Wide Plank35-HRO-001

£51.95/m2 £43.29/m2 EX VAT

Harlech Oak

Extra Rustic

Oiled Wide PlankTYPE OF FLOOR Real Wood Engineered




PACK SIZE 2.10m2

TYPE OF FINISH UV Oiled

GRADE Extra Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Bringing nature right into your room...

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Harlech Oak

Select Wide

Plank





PACK SIZE 2.10m2

TYPE OF FINISH UV Lacquered or UV Oiled

GRADE Select





HARDNESS Hard


Harlech Oak Select Lacquered Wide Plank35-HOL-001

£61.95/m2 £51.63/m2 EX VAT

Harlech Oak Select Oiled Wide Plank35-HOO-005

£61.95/m2 £51.63/m2 EX VAT

Traditional tongue and groove on 4 edges for maximum stability...

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Harlech Oak

White Smoked

Brushed Matt

Lacquered Plank





PACK SIZE 1.65m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Sophisticated, elegant with the allure of the unexpected...

Harlech Oak White Smoked Brushed Matt Lacquered Plank 35-HWS-001

£63.95/m2 £53.29/m2 EX VAT

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Harlech Oak

Cognac Brushed

Matt Lacquered

Plank

Harlech Oak Cognac Brushed Matt Lacquered Plank35-HOC-001

£59.95/m2 £49.96/m2 EX VAT





PACK SIZE 1.65m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Harlech captures the full tradition of wood flooring...

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Harlech Oak

Rustic White

Oiled Plank





PACK SIZE 1.65m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


5 coats of the chosen finish give maximum wear...

Harlech Oak Rustic White Oiled Plank35-HWO-148

£58.95/m2 £49.13/m2 EX VAT

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Harlech Oak

Rustic Antique

Oiled Plank

Harlech Oak Rustic Antique Oiled Plank35-HAN-148

£61.95/m2 £51.63/m2 EX VAT





PACK SIZE 1.65m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


With its long lengths and bevelled edges...

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Harlech Walnut

Lacquered Plank

Harlech Walnut Lacquered Plank35-HWL-001

£95.95/m2 £79.96/m2 EX VAT

Combining choice with beauty and practicality...





PACK SIZE 1.65m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Medium


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Harlech Magnum is the grandfather of the Harlech range!

With its 21mm overall thickness and 6mm wear layer on a ply core,

Magnum off ers exceptional qualities of practical, hardwearing

durability at a very reasonable cost.

HARLECH MAGNUMSUPERIOR THICKNESS SPECIFICATION

6MM WEAR LAYER


ENGINEERED PLYWOOD CORE

TONGUE AND GROVE JOINT

MATCHINGTRIMS AVAILABLE TRADITIONAL BEVELLED EDGES

35-HMB-148 35-HML-00135-HBO-00135-HMU-001

21mm

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HARDNESS Hard





PACK SIZE 1.65m2

one cut length per pack

TYPE OF FINISH Brushed and Oiled

GRADE Rustic

Harlech Magnum

Rustic Oak

Narrow Plank

Harlech Magnum 21mm thickness

Wear Layer 6mm Rustic Oak Brushed

& Oiled21mm x 148mm

35-HMB-148

£63.95/m2 £53.29/m2 EX VAT

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Harlech Magnum

Rustic Oak Wide

PlankTYPE OF FLOOR Real Wood Engineered



PACK SIZE 2.11m2


TYPE OF FINISH Unfinished, Lacquered

or Brushed & OiledGRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Rustic Oak Lacquered 21mm x 189mm

35-HML-001

£67.95/m2 £56.63/m2 EX VAT

Rustic Oak Brushed & Oiled 21mm x 189mm

35-HBO-001

£69.95/m2 £58.29/m2 EX VAT

Rustic Oak Unfinished 21mm x 189mm

35-HMU-001

£61.95/m2 £51.63/m2 EX VAT

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Windsor has a pedigree for quality and reliability. This is a top

quality engineered fl oor utilising a patented loc system enabling

it to be laid and taken up again with ease.

It can be used both in domestic and commercial environments

with confi dence being fi nished with 6 coats of one of the hardest

wearing lacquers available.

WINDSORA BEAUTIFUL AND FUNCTIONAL FLOOR

4MM WEAR LAYER


GLUELESS LOC JOINT

ENGINEEERED SOFTWOOD CORE

FLOAT OVER AN UNDERLAY

46-WOU-003 46-WOL-00146-WOO-001

46-WOB-001

GLUELESS LOC SYSTEM

46-WMC-00346-WWO-001 46-WME-00346-WDO-001

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Windsor

Oak Unique

Lacquered 3 Strip




PACK SIZE 3.587m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Renowned for its superior appearance and high specification...

Windsor Oak Unique Lacquered 3 Strip 46-WOU-003

£38.95/m2 £32.46/m2 EX VAT

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Windsor Oak

Rustic Plank

A premium quality floor...





PACK SIZE 3.203m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Windsor Oak Rustic Lacquered Plank 46-WOL-001

£66.95/m2 £55.79/m2 EX VAT

Windsor Oak Rustic UV Oiled Plank46-WOO-001

£70.95/m2 £59.13/m2 EX VAT

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Modern, cool and clean...

Windsor Oak

Rustic Oiled

Plank With Bevels





PACK SIZE 3.203m2


GRADE Rustic


BEVELS ON EDGES 2 long edges



HARDNESS Hard


Windsor Oak Rustic Oiled Plank With Bevels46-WOB-001

£75.95/m2 £63.29/m2 EX VAT

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Windsor Oak

Rustic Dark

Oiled Plank





PACK SIZE 3.203m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


A warm blend of the traditional and the contemporary...

Windsor Oak Rustic Dark Oiled Plank46-WDO-001

£75.95/m2 £63.29/m2 EX VAT

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Windsor Oak

Rustic White

Oiled Plank





PACK SIZE 3.203m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Whitened for sophistication and a contemporary feel...

Windsor Oak Rustic White Oiled Plank46-WWO-001

£75.95/m2 £63.29/m2 EX VAT

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PACK SIZE 3.203m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Very Hard


Warm, hard-wearing and practical for any situation...

Windsor Merbau

Lacquered 3 Strip

Windsor Merbau Lacquered 3 Strip46-WME-003

£59.95/m2 £49.96/m2 EX VAT

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PACK SIZE 3.203m2


GRADE Rustic




UNDERFLOOR HEATING Not Advised

HARDNESS Hard


A warm blend of the traditional and the contemporary...

Windsor

European Maple

Classic Lacquered

3 Strip

Windsor European Maple Classic Lacquered 3 Strip46-WMC-003

£59.95/m2 £49.96/m2 EX VAT

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A stunning range of 21mm thick engineered boards with a 6mm

wear layer of solid oak on a Birch ply backing.

Chepstow has the same wear layer as a solid wood fl oor – you can

sand and re-sand many times but with all the stability benefi ts of an

engineered board.

CHEPSTOW OAK RUSTICENGINEERED STABILITY, SOLID APPEARANCE

6MM WEAR LAYER

5 COATS OF HARDWAX OIL

PLYWOOD CORE


MATCHINGTRIMS AVAILABLE BEVELLED EDGES

21mm

65-PON-001 65-POA-00165-POW-001 65-POG-001 65-AOC-001 65-AWS-001 65-AON-001 65-AOS-001

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Chepstow Oak

Rustic Natural

Planed Plank





PACK SIZE 2.11m2

TYPE OF FINISH Hardwax Oil

GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Premium quality, 21mm thickness, long wide boards, the same wear layer as a solid wood floor with greater stability...

Chepstow Oak Rustic Natural Planed Plank65-PON-001

£81.95/m2 £68.29/m2 EX VAT

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Chepstow Oak

Rustic Whitened

Planed Plank





PACK SIZE 2.11m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


A light white stain with this rustic floor makes it characterful and yet contemporary...

Chepstow Oak Rustic Whitened Planed Plank65-POW-001

£81.95/m2 £68.29/m2 EX VAT

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Chepstow Oak

Rustic Grey

Planed Plank





PACK SIZE 2.11m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


The light grey stain takes tradition and blends it skillfully with modern...

Chepstow Oak Rustic Grey Planed Plank65-POG-001

£81.95/m2 £68.29/m2 EX VAT

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Chepstow Oak

Rustic Antique

Planed PlankTYPE OF FLOOR Real Wood Engineered




PACK SIZE 2.11m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


The dark stain highlights the beauty of the grain pattern...

Chepstow Oak Rustic Antique Planed Plank65-POA-001

£81.95/m2 £68.29/m2 EX VAT

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Chepstow

Charcoal Aged

& Distressed

Oak Plank





PACK SIZE 1.444m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


These floors are smoked to age the timber.Stains and waxes are then lovingly applied by hand...

Due to the techniques used

for distressing there can be

some roughness on the surface

of the floor

Chepstow Charcoal Aged & Distressed Oak Plank65-AOC-001

£103.95/m2 £86.63/m2 EX VAT

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Chepstow White

Smoked Aged

& Distressed

Oak Plank





PACK SIZE 1.444m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Double smoked to give a light grey stone washed effect,combined with the ageing...




of the floor

Chepstow White SmokedAged & DistressedOak Plank65-AWS-001

£103.95/m2 £86.63/m2 EX VAT

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Chepstow

Natural Aged

& Distressed

Oak Plank





PACK SIZE 1.444m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Carefully worked edges to reflect the wear of many feet, bruises that mark the passage of time. Beautiful floors for the discerning!




of the floor

Chepstow Natural Aged & Distressed Oak Plank65-AON-001

£103.95/m2 £86.63/m2 EX VAT

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Chepstow

Sienna Aged

& Distressed

Oak Plank





PACK SIZE 1.444m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Exuding a lovely blend of honeyed tones...Due to the techniques used



of the floor

Chepstow Sienna Aged & Distressed Oak Plank65-AOS-001

£103.95/m2 £86.63/m2 EX VAT

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DESIGNER COLLECTIONA LITTLE BIT OF BEAUTY THAT NO ONE HAS EVER SEEN BEFORE

Every Woodpecker® fl oor is truly unique – the fact

that no two trees are ever entirely the same is a

large part of the attraction. But there are some

people who want something that’s dramatically

diff erent, and very much out of the ordinary.

Value for money is still a consideration for these

discerning individuals, but it’s not as important

to them as outstanding quality, exclusivity

and originality.

With this in mind we’ve scoured the world to

discover remarkable fl oors that have been created

from both traditional and exotic tree species.

The result, we think you’ll agree, is a stunning

collection that’s sure to give the most creative and

imaginative designers a wealth of inspiration.

Having said this, these fl oors not only look good,

they also meet the most stringent practical criteria.

Because these fl oors are so unusual we don’t hold

them in stock, however, if you are looking for a

fl oor that’s sure to impress, they are more than

worth the wait.

When ordering from this collection a 30% deposit

will be required.

Please allow 4–8 weeks for delivery from the date

of your confi rmed order.

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The development of a herringbone engineered fl oor with a glueless

locking joint means that you can now enjoy a timeless style and

design at the fraction of the cost of the solid wood equivalent.

This fl oor is fl oated and can be fi tted by any competent installer

very quickly at a fraction of the cost previously required!

The fl oor is treated with a specially developed, hard wearing

lacquered fi nish containing nanoparticles, which increases

resistance to minor scratches and keeps the fl oor looking new

for longer. This fi nish looks like an oiled fl oor, but enjoys all the

low maintenance benefi ts of a lacquered fl oor.

GOODRICHENGINEERED HERRINGBONE DESIGN LOC JOINT

HIGH WEAR RESISTANT LACQUER

HDF CORE

0.6MM WEAR LAYER

GLUELESS LOC JOINT

32-GOH-001

GLUELESS LOC SYSTEMPERFECT FOR USE WITH UNDERFLOOR HEATING

7.2mm

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Goodrich Oak

Herringbone

LacqueredTYPE OF FLOOR Real Wood Engineered



PACK SIZE 1.08 m2


GRADE Select





HARDNESS Hard


Goodrich Oak Herringbone Lacquered32-GOH-001

£77.95/m2 £64.96/m2 EX VAT

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The Chepstow Designer range off ers you a fl oor that is just a bit

more than “another fl oor” this range keeps you right in touch

with nature with the fl oors still showing the kerf of the saw marks

and that delightfully rustic feel that conjures up the smell of fresh

sawdust and the pleasure of seeing freshly sawn timber.

The 6mm wear layer of solid Oak on a ply backing gives you the

feel of solid wood with all the stability benefi ts of engineered.

CHEPSTOW DESIGNERKEEPING CLOSE TO NATURE

6MM WEAR LAYER

PLYWOOD CORE


65-SON-001

21mm

65-SOG-001 65-SOB-001

BEVELLED EDGES MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS AVAILABLE P.26

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Chepstow Sawn

“Natural” Oak

Plank

Straight from the saw!





PACK SIZE 2.11m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard





of the floor

Chepstow Sawn “Natural” Oak Plank65-SON-001

£109.95/m2 £91.63/m2 EX VAT

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PACK SIZE 2.11m2


GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard


Straight from the saw!

Chepstow Sawn

“Grey” Oak Plank




of the floor

Chepstow Sawn “Grey” Oak Plank65-SOG-001

£109.95/m2 £91.63/m2 EX VAT

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Chepstow Sawn

“Bronzed” Oak

Plank





PACK SIZE 2.11m2

TYPE OF FINISH Hardwax oil

GRADE Rustic





HARDNESS Hard





of the floor

Chepstow Sawn “Bronzed” Oak Plank65-SOB-001

£109.95/m2 £91.63/m2 EX VAT

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Arundel is a range of exclusive premium grade fl oor off ering artistry,

precision, and character. Using the highest quality material in both

native and exotic species, this is a fl oor for the discerning and

adventurous where quality and aesthetic values are of all

importance.

This engineered fl oor is manufactured using a chosen 4mm wear

layer on a high grade softwood core with a spruce backing. It off ers

maximum stability and is easily installed due to its glueless locking

system. With the exception of Jatoba, it is compatible with

underfl oor heating.

ARUNDEL EXCLUSIVE – ELEGANT – EXOTIC

4MM WEAR LAYER

GLUELESS LOC JOINT

SOFTWOOD CORE

FLOAT OVER AN UNDERLAY

68-AWL-00168-AWO-001

68-AJA-001 68-OAW-001

GLUELESS LOC SYSTEM

46-WMC-003

65-AOW-00168-ABA-001

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PACK SIZE 3.203m2


GRADE Rustic





Arundel

Walnut Plank

Arundel Walnut Oiled Plank68-AWO-001

£171.95/m2 £143.29/m2 EX VAT

Arundel Walnut Lacquered Plank68-AWL-001

£171.95/m2 £143.29/m2 EX VAT

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Arundel

Jatoba Plank

Arundel Jatoba Lacquered Plank 68-AJA-001

£131.95/m2 £109.96/m2 EX VAT




PACK SIZE 3.203m2


GRADE Rustic




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PACK SIZE 3.203m2


GRADE Rustic





Arundel Black Ash Plank68-ABA-001

£121.95/m2 £101.63/m2 EX VAT

Arundel Oak Antique

Washed Plank

Arundel Black

Ash Plank

Arundel Oak

Washed Plank

Arundel Oak Antique Washed Plank68-OAW-001

£89.95/m2 £74.96/m2 EX VAT

Arundel Oak Washed Plank68-AOW-001

£89.95/m2 £74.96/m2 EX VAT

Arundel

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103SOLID WOODAll prices include VAT 103All prices include VAT DESIGNER COLLECTION

BAMBOOA TOUCH OF THE EXOTIC ALL THE WAY FROM THE ORIENT

Bamboo is actually a grass, not a wood.

It is tremendously strong and versatile.

In the Far East it is used for everything from

bridges to scaff olding and boats to name but

a few. It is now available as a very attractive

fl oor material in two diff erent styles.

Natural and Coff ee colouration in both vertical

and horizontal laminations.

BAM

BOO

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WA

RW

ICK

Engineered Bamboo fl ooring is manufactured from cut strips of

bamboo that are laminated together either vertically or horizontally

to make fl oor boards.

The boards are then machined around all four edges with a tongue

and groove joint.

These boards are available in either Natural or Coff ee which is a

carbonisation process making a beautiful, practical and hardwearing

fl oor covering which can be either stuck or nailed down.

WARWICKHORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL LAMINATIONS

5 COATS OF UV LACQUER


LAMINATED BAMBOO STRIPS, VERTICAL OR HORIZONTAL

15mm

MATCHING TRIMS AVAILABLE ROBUST TONGUE & GROOVE JOINT

26-CVM-004 26-NHM-004

BAM

BOO

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Warwick Bamboo

Coffee Matt

Lacquered

Vertical

Warwick Bamboo Coffee Matt Lacquered Vertical26-CVM-004

£44.95/m2 £37.46/m2 EX VAT

TYPE OF FLOOR Engineered

THICKNESS 15mm


PACK SIZE 2.166m2






HARDNESS Hard


Shown with Natural Inserts

WA

RW

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BAM

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Warwick Bamboo Natural Matt Lacquered Horizontal26-NHM-004

£44.95/m2 £37.46/m2 EX VAT

TYPE OF FLOOR Engineered

THICKNESS 15mm


PACK SIZE 2.166m2






HARDNESS Hard


Warwick Bamboo

Natural Matt

Lacquered

Horizontal

WA

RW

ICK

BAM

BOO


Strand woven bamboo fl ooring is a natural product derived directly

from the Culm (stem) of the plant, which grows wild in the

mountainous regions of China.

Bamboo is an environmentally friendly, rapidly renewable resource.

It is self regenerating and grows to full maturity within 5 years.

• Environmentally sustainable – natural regeneration of the plant

every 5 years

• Hypoallergenic and non pollutant – no CFCs or VOC emissions

• Easy to install – Uniclic locking system

• Easy to maintain – Damp mop or vacuum as required;

• Available in 4 beautiful colours – Natural, Coff ee, Saddle and White.

STYLE BAMBOOSTYLISH YET SUSTAINABLE STRAND WOVEN BAMBOO

5 COATS OF UV LACQUER

GLUELESS CLIC SYSTEM

STRAND WOVEN BAMBOO

12mm

GLUELESS CLIC SYSTEM MATCHING TRIMS AVAILABLE

20-SWN-001 20-SWC-001 20-SSA-001 20-SWH-001

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YLE

BAM

BOO


Style Strand

Woven Bamboo

Natural Lacquered

Plank

TYPE OF FLOOR Strand Woven

THICKNESS 12mm


PACK SIZE 1.532m2


TYPE OF JOINT Glueless Clic system




HARDNESS Very hard


Style Strand Woven Bamboo Natural Lacquered Plank20-SWN-001

£59.95/m2 £49.96/m2 EX VAT

Shredded, cleaned and compressed under phenomenal pressure,each plank has the tensile strength of steel!

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YLE

BAM

BOO


Style Strand Woven

Bamboo Coffee

Lacquered PlankTYPE OF FLOOR Strand Woven

THICKNESS 12mm


PACK SIZE 1.532m2






HARDNESS Very hard


Style Strand Woven Bamboo Coffee Lacquered Plank20-SWC-001

£59.95/m2 £49.96/m2 EX VAT

The strongest, most environmentally friendly floor you’ll ever find!

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YLE

BAM

BOO


ST

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BAM

BOO


Style Strand

Woven Bamboo

Saddle Lacquered

Plank


THICKNESS 12mm


PACK SIZE 1.532m2






HARDNESS Very hard


Style Strand Woven Bamboo Saddle Lacquered Plank20-SSA-001

£63.95/m2 £53.29/m2 EX VAT

Bamboo is a grass, it regenerates every five years ready for harvesting...

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BAM

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Style Strand

Woven Bamboo

Whitened

Lacquered Plank


THICKNESS 12mm


PACK SIZE 1.532m2






HARDNESS Very hard


Style Strand Woven Bamboo Whitened Lacquered Plank20-SWH-001

£63.95/m2 £53.29/m2 EX VAT

Helps to remove carbon from the atmosphere as it grows...

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BOO


The Woodpecker Estilo range of Cork fl oors is

a breakthrough in both innovative design and

ecological sustainability.

ESTILO CORK FLOATING FLOORS HAVE THREE MAIN COMPONENTS

• Top Cork layer: 3mm

• High Density Fibreboard (HDF) core

• Backing: 2mm which acts as a built in sound

absorbing underlay

EASY TO LAY

The Uniclic glueless locking system means the fl oor

can be laid very quickly, can be used immediately

after installation and can if necessary be removed

and reinstalled many times making it a lifetime’s

investment.

THE CHOICE

Available in 8 stunning colours in a unique

tile sized board.

CORKTHE ECOLOGICAL CHOICE

CORK

Estilo Cork fl oors have a choice of beautiful

top layers, with a HDF core and a cork backing

underlay. This off ers an incredibly comfortable,

sound resistant fl oor which is easy to install due

to the glueless locking system.

N.B: Cork is a natural product and is subject to

fading if exposed directly to UV light.

UNIQUE SOUND AND INSULATION PROPERTIES

Cork is a highly eff ective acoustic fl ooring solution

consisting of thousands of tiny air cells. This absorbs

sound reducing impact sound by up to 18 decibels.

Estilo Cork is ideal for use in domestic and

commercial installations.

UNDERFLOOR HEATING

Estilo Cork is suitable for use over both hot water and

radiant underfl oor heating systems. Please refer to

page 25.

CORK

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TILO

Cork is an exceptionally comfortable floor to walk on being both warm

and soft adding a sense of luxury to your home.

It is anti-microbial. It can easily be cleaned by vacuuming and damp

mopping with approved cleaners. It is highly fire retardant.

Estilo Cork carries a phenomenal wear rating of 12,000 revolutions

using the Taber test method. Where a wheel is rotated in sand on

the finished surface and measures the number of revolutions before

wearing through the surface. Three times as resilient as a typical

wood floor.

ESTILO CORKRE-INVENTING CORK FLOORING

HIGH WEAR RESISTANT UV LACQUER

CORK WEAR SURFACE

HDF CORE

INTEGERAL UNDERLAY

GLUELESS CLIC JOINT

11mm

COMPLEMENTARY TRIMS AVAILABLE

24-EMA-004 24-EVE-004 24-EPR-004 24-EHE-004 24-EBA-444 24-EMI-444 24-EMC-004 24-ELI-004

IDEAL FOR USE WITH UNDERFLOOR HEATING

CORK

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Estilo Madrid

Cork Lacquered

Tile

Each layer of the top surface of every tile is painstakingly applied by hand...

TYPE OF FLOOR Engineered Cork



PACK SIZE 1.62m2

TYPE OF FINISH High Build UV Lacquered

TYPE OF JOINT Glueless Clic System




DURABILITY Very high wear resistance

Estilo Madrid Cork Lacquered Tile24-EMA-004

£63.95/m2 £53.29/m2 EX VAT

ES

TILO

CORK


Estilo Verona

Cork Lacquered

Tile




PACK SIZE 1.62m2







No two tiles are the same – each floor becomes unique...

Estilo Verona Cork Lacquered Tile24-EVE-004

£55.95/m2 £46.63/m2 EX VAT

ES

TILO

CORK


Warm bourbon hues

Estilo Prague

Cork Lacquered

Tile




PACK SIZE 1.62m2







Estilo Prague Cork Lacquered Tile24-EPR-004

£65.95/m2 £54.96/m2 EX VAT

ES

TILO

CORK


Estilo Helsinki

Cork Lacquered

Tile

Looks like marble but with all the warmth and comfort of cork...




PACK SIZE 1.62m2



BEVELS ON EDGES None or all 4 edges




Estilo Helsinki Cork Lacquered Tile With Bevel24-EHE-444

£67.95/m2 £56.63/m2 EX VAT

Estilo Helsinki Cork Lacquered Tile 24-EHE-004

£63.95/m2 £53.29/m2 EX VAT

ES

TILO

CORK


Estilo Barcelona

Cork Lacquered

Tile

Soft, comfortable, durable and highly water resistant...




PACK SIZE 1.62m2







Estilo Barcelona Cork Lacquered Tile With Bevel24-EBA-444

£67.95/m2 £56.63/m2 EX VAT

ES

TILO

CORK


With more accentuated rustic colour variation...

Estilo Milan

Cork Lacquered

Tile




PACK SIZE 1.62m2







Estilo Milan Cork Lacquered Tile With Bevel24-EMI-444

£67.95/m2 £56.63/m2 EX VAT

ES

TILO

CORK


Estilo Monte

Carlo Cork

Lacquered Tile




PACK SIZE 1.62m2







Estilo Monte Carlo Cork Lacquered Tile24-EMC-004

£55.95/m2 £46.63/m2 EX VAT

ES

TILO

CORK





PACK SIZE 1.62m2







Estilo Lisbon

Cork Lacquered

Tile

Estilo Lisbon Cork Lacquered Tile24-ELI-004

£55.95/m2 £46.63/m2 EX VAT

ES

TILO

CORK


LAMIN8WHAT’S SPECIAL ABOUT LAMIN8 FLOORING?

Lots! Our hard wearing, easy to install laminate

fl oors are extremely durable, very practical

and easy to maintain, yet off er the attractive

appearance of real wood.

These fl oors are made from the highest quality

High Density Fibreboard (HDF), guaranteeing the

integrity of the product. They are fi nished with a

decorative wood grain foil beneath a transparent

but hard wearing melamine surface.

All coatings comply with the AC3 heavy/

domestic/light commercial rating, so they’ll look

fantastic for years. They incorporate a patented

glueless joint system so they can be laid and relaid

many times with ease and confi dence.

LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8

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IN8

THE ADVANTAGES OF A LAMIN8 FLOOR:

• A superb range of authentic wood styles to suit your

taste and budget

• Perfectly closed joints

• The fl oor can be used immediately after installation

• No glue – no mess!

• High wear resistance rating.

OPTIONS AVAILABLE:

There are a choice of styles with embossed surfaces which

make it hard to distinguish from real wood surfaces.

To add the fi nal touch the plank fl oors can have micro-bevelled

edges to create the traditional long plank eff ect.

LAMIN8INSPIRED BY NATURE

40-VSO-12540-WSO-125

40-WDO-33840-WUB-742 40-WAM-67840-VCO-15540-WCO-155

40-WAW-21140-WCU-719 40-WWS-908 40-VMS-11240-WOR-137 40-WDS-64440-WWO-515 40-WWP-258 40-VBS-025

HIGH WEAR MELAMINE COATING

PRINTED WOOD FOIL

BALANCING MATERIAL

GLUELESS CLIC JOINT

HDF CORE

MATCHING TRIMS AVAILABLE MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS AVAILABLE P.26

8.3mm

LAM

IN8

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Lamin8 Oak

Select Plank

TYPE OF FLOOR Laminate

THICKNESS 8.3mm


PACK SIZE 1.905m2

TYPE OF FINISH Embossed Grain





HARDNESS Hard


Lamin8 Oak Select Plank With Bevel40-WS0-125

£18.95/m2 £15.79/m2 EX VAT

Lamin8 Oak Select Plank 40-VS0-125

£17.95/m2 £14.96/m2 EX VAT

LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8


LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8


Lamin8 Classic

Oak Plank


THICKNESS 8.3mm


PACK SIZE 1.905m2






HARDNESS Hard


Lamin8 Classic Oak Plank With Bevel40-WCO-155

£18.95/m2 £15.79/m2 EX VAT

Lamin8 Classic Oak Plank 40-VCO-155

£17.95/m2 £14.96/m2 EX VAT

LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8



THICKNESS 8.3mm


PACK SIZE 1.905m2






HARDNESS Hard


Lamin8 Oak

Rustic Plank

Lamin8 Oak Rustic Plank With Bevel 40-WOR-137

£18.95/m2 £15.79/m2 EX VAT

LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8


Lamin8 Urban

Oak Plank


THICKNESS 8.3mm


PACK SIZE 1.905m2






HARDNESS Hard


Lamin8 Urban Oak Plank With Bevel40-WUB-742

£18.95/m2 £15.79/m2 EX VAT

LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8


LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8

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Lamin8 Country

Oak Plank


THICKNESS 8.3mm


PACK SIZE 1.905m2






HARDNESS Hard


Lamin8 Country Oak Plank With Bevel40-WCU-719

£18.95/m2 £15.79/m2 EX VAT

LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8



THICKNESS 8.3mm


PACK SIZE 1.905m2






HARDNESS Hard


Lamin8 Washed

Oak Plank

Lamin8 Washed Oak Plank With Bevel 40-WWO-515

£18.95/m2 £15.79/m2 EX VAT

LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8

133LAMIN8All prices include VAT

Lamin8 Dark

Oak Plank


THICKNESS 8.3mm


PACK SIZE 1.905m2






HARDNESS Hard


Lamin8 Dark Oak Plank With Bevel40-WDO-338

£18.95/m2 £15.79/m2 EX VAT

LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8


LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8



THICKNESS 8.3mm


PACK SIZE 1.905m2






HARDNESS Hard


Lamin8 American

White Oak Plank

Lamin8 American White Oak Plank With Bevel40-WAW-211

£18.95/m2 £15.79/m2 EX VAT

LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8


Lamin8 Dark

Sawn Plank


THICKNESS 8.3mm


PACK SIZE 1.905m2






HARDNESS Hard


Lamin8 Dark Sawn Plank With Bevel40-WDS-644

£18.95/m2 £15.79/m2 EX VAT

LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8


Lamin8 American

Walnut Plank


THICKNESS 8.3mm


PACK SIZE 1.905m2






HARDNESS Hard


Lamin8 American Walnut Plank With Bevel40-WAM-678

£18.95/m2 £15.79/m2 EX VAT

LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8


LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8



THICKNESS 8.3mm


PACK SIZE 1.905m2






HARDNESS Hard


Lamin8 Oak

White Smoked

Plank

Lamin8 Oak White Smoked Plank With Bevel40-WWS-908

£18.95/m2 £15.79/m2 EX VAT

LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8



THICKNESS 8.3mm


PACK SIZE 1.905m2






HARDNESS Hard


Lamin8 Walnut

Plank

Lamin8 Walnut Plank With Bevel40-WWP-258

£18.95/m2 £15.79/m2 EX VAT

LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8



THICKNESS 8.3mm


PACK SIZE 1.905m2






HARDNESS Hard


Lamin8 Maple

Select 3 Strip

Lamin8 Maple Select 3 Strip40-VMS-112

£17.95/m2 £14.96/m2 EX VAT

LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8


Lamin8 Beech

Select 3 Strip


THICKNESS 8.3mm


PACK SIZE 1.905m2






HARDNESS Hard


Lamin8 Beech Select 3 Strip40-VBS-025

£17.95/m2 £14.96/m2 EX VAT

LAM

IN8

LAM

IN8


VUSTAWHY NOT LOOK AT VUSTA DESIGN FLOORING?

Vusta Design Flooring replicates the beauty and texture of natural materials, using the same styles and designs such as planks and tiles with and without bevels, with light or heavily embossed surfaces and even with synchronised embossing, where the individual pores of the wood or stone are synchronised with the print of the grain to give an authentic look which is hard to differentiate from the real thing. It offers the ultimate mix of versatile design and affordable quality.

144 All prices include VATVUSTA

Ideal in living areas Perfect for wet rooms Suitable for commercial use

Visit our NEW website

www.vusta.co.uk

All prices include VAT 145VUSTA

For a small fee you can

also upload your own

room set photos

HOW THE ROOM DESIGNER WORKS:

• Visit www.vusta.co.uk to get started

• Launch the Room Designer by

clicking on the icon

• Select a room design

• Choose your fl ooring

• Change the wall colour

• Select the laying angle

• Include design strips?

• Save, print or share your designs

Add design strips...

Change the wall colour...

Choose the fl oor...

ROOM DESIGNERVISUALISE YOUR LIVING SPACE ONLINE

PACK CALCULATORLET US DO THE HARD WORK FOR YOU...

RANGEPer Pack m2

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

SOLID

York 2.29 4.58 6.87 9.16 11.45 13.74 16.03 18.32 20.61 22.9

York Narrow Plank 1.584 3.168 4.752 6.336 7.92 9.504 11.088 12.672 14.256 15.84

Dunster 140mm 1.68 3.36 5.04 6.72 8.4 10.8 11.76 13.44 15.12 16.8

Dunster 160mm 1.92 3.84 5.76 7.68 9.6 11.52 13.44 15.36 17.28 19.2

Dunster 180mm 2.16 4.32 6.48 8.64 10.8 12.96 15.12 17.28 19.44 21.6

Flink 1.5 3 4.5 6 7.5 9 10.5 12 13.5 15

Denbigh 230mm 0.515 1.03 1.545 2.06 2.575 3.09 3.605 4.12 4.635 5.15

Denbigh 280mm 0.627 1.254 1.881 2.508 3.135 3.762 4.389 5.016 5.643 6.27

ENGINEERED

Raglan Oak 2.2 4.4 6.6 8.8 11 13.2 15.4 17.6 19.8 22

Raglan Walnut & Maple 1.05 2.1 3.15 4.2 5.25 6.3 7.35 8.4 9.45 10.5

Harlech Eco 1.587 3.174 4.761 6.348 7.935 9.522 11.109 12.696 14.283 15.87

Harlech Wide plank 2.1 4.2 6.3 8.4 10.5 12.6 14.7 16.8 18.9 21

Harlech plank 1.65 3.3 4.95 6.6 8.25 9.9 11.55 13.2 14.85 16.5

Harlech Magnum 2.11 4.22 6.33 8.44 10.55 12.66 14.77 16.88 18.99 21.1

Harlech Magnum Narrow Plank 1.65 3.3 4.95 6.6 8.25 9.9 11.55 13.2 14.85 16.5

Windsor Oak Unique 3 Strip 3.587 7.174 10.761 14.348 17.935 21.522 25.109 28.696 32.283 35.87

Windsor Plank 3.203 6.406 9.609 12.812 16.015 19.218 22.241 25.624 28.827 32.03

Chepstow Planed 2.11 4.22 6.33 8.44 10.55 12.66 14.77 16.88 18.99 21.1

Chepstow Aged & Distressed 1.444 2.888 4.332 5.776 7.22 8.664 10.108 11.552 12.996 14.44

DESIGNER

Goodrich Herringbone 1.08 2.16 3.24 4.32 5.4 6.48 7.56 8.64 9.72 10.8

Chepstow Sawn 2.11 4.22 6.33 8.44 10.55 12.66 14.77 16.88 18.99 21.1

Arundel 3.203 6.406 9.609 12.812 16.015 19.218 22.421 25.624 28.827 32.03

BAMBOO

Warwick 2.166 4.332 6.498 8.664 10.83 12.996 15.162 17.328 19.494 21.66

Style 1.532 3.064 4.596 6.128 7.66 9.192 10.724 12.256 13.788 15.32

CORK

Estilo 1.62 3.24 4.86 6.48 8.1 9.72 11.34 12.96 14.58 16.2

LAMIN8

Lamin8 1.905 3.81 5.715 7.62 9.525 11.43 13.335 15.24 17.145 19.05

146 All prices include VATPACK CALCULATOR

Terms & ConditionsIn the unlikely event that goods are delivered wrong or damaged,

it is the responsibility of the customer to ensure sufficient time is

allowed for a replacement to be sent.

1. DEFINITIONS

In these terms and conditions, the following words shall have

the following meanings:

“Buyer” shall mean any person, firm or company, to whom

the Company supplies Goods or Services or with whom the

Company enters into negotiations for the supply of Goods

or Services.

“Company” shall mean Woodpecker Trading Company trading

as Kenton Floors.

“Goods” shall mean products, articles or things which are

supplied by or which are the subject of negotiations for supply

by the Company to the Buyer.

“Services” shall mean services are supplied by or which are the

subject of negotiations/or supply by the Company to the Buyer.

2. MAKING THE CONTRACT

2.1 The Company’s salesmen are not authorised representatives

and are not authorised to accept confirm or vary any order nor to

make any representation or promise on the Company’s behalf

2.2 Any estimate/quotation which comprises an invitation to

treat is open for a period of 30 days only from the date thereof,

provided that the Company has not previously withdrawn it.

Any order issued by the Buyer is subject to acceptance by the

Company and a contract will only be formed when the Company

has accepted the Buyer’s offer to buy in writing. Any offer made

by the Buyer must be confirmed in writing by the Buyer.

2.3 All orders are placed under these terms and conditions alone.

2.4 These terms and conditions exclude any other terms and

conditions inconsistent therewith which a Buyer might seek to

impose even though such other terms and conditions may be

submitted in a later document and/or purport to exclude or

supersede any terms or conditions with them or may be

contained in any offer acceptance or counter-offer made by

the Buyer.

2.5 All floors supplied by the Company must be fitted in

accordance with BS8201 (1987).

2.6 No variation of these terms and conditions is permitted

unless expressly accepted by a Director of the firm in writing.

3. CANCELLATION

3.1 No cancellation by the Buyer is permitted except where

expressly agreed by a Director of the Company in writing.

3.2 The Buyer will in the event of agreed cancellation by the

Buyer indemnify the Company fully against all expenses incurred

up to the time of such cancellation together with by way of

liquidated damages a sum of 33 1/3% of the contract price which

shall be paid by the Buyer to the Company forthwith,

4. PRICE

4.1 All prices quoted are those ruling at the date of dispatch

or supply.

4.2 Unless otherwise stated all prices quoted are net, exclusive of

VAT, and in the case of Goods ex works.

4.3 The Company reserves the right at any time prior to delivery

of the Goods or supply of Services to adjust the price to take

account of any increase in the cost of raw materials, labour or

services or any currency fluctuations affecting the cost of

imported materials or services.

5. TERMS OF PAYMENT

5.1 All sums become due and payable under these terms and

conditions not later than 14 days from date of invoice.

5.2 Time for payment shall be of the essence.

5.3 The Company reserves the right to charge interest at 2.5 per

centum per month on all overdue accounts, such interest being

deemed to accrue on a day to day basis from the due date for

payment under clause 5.1.

5.4 The Buyer shall have no right to set off, statutory or

otherwise.

5.5 If the Buyer (being a Company) has a petition for its

winding-up or passes a resolution for voluntary winding-up

otherwise than for the purpose of a bona fide amalgamation or

reconstruction or compounds with its creditors or has a receiver

appointed or all or any part of its assets or (being an individual)

becomes bankrupt or insolvent or enters into any arrangement

with its creditors or commits a material or serious breach of this

Agreement (and in the case of such a breach being remediable

fails to remedy it within 7 days of receiving notice to do so) he

will be deemed to have repudiated the Contract.

5.6 The Company reserves the right at any time at its discretion

to demand security for payment before continuing with or

delivering any Order, supplying any Goods or Services.

5.7 The Buyer accepts that in the event of non payment within

the payment period the Company will resort to legal action

to recover the debt in this instance a 20% surcharge will be

added to the outstanding amount to cover administration and

agents fees.

5.8 Where the Buyer is a company the directors agree to

guarantee payment personally, both jointly and severally, of any

outstanding amounts due in the event of their company being

unable to meet its financial commitments or becoming insolvent.

6. DELIVERY

6.1 Delivery will be deemed to have been effected when the

Goods are ready for collection at the premises of the Company

or as the case may be the premises of the suppliers to the

Company in circumstances where the Gods are delivered direct

from such suppliers.

6.2 Time of delivery is not of the essence.

6.3 The Company shall not be liable for any loss whatsoever or

howsoever arising caused by its non-delivery or by the failure to

make Goods ready for collection on the due date.

6.4 The Company reserves the right to make delivery by

installments and to tender a separate invoice in respect of each

installment.

6.5 When delivery is to be by installments or the Company

exercises its right to deliver by installments under clause 6.4

hereof or if there be delay in the delivery of any one or more

installments for whatever reason this will not entitle the Buyer to

treat the contract as repudiated and/or to damages.

6.6 Deviations in quantity between the Goods delivered and

Goods ordered representing not more than 10 per cent by value

shall not give the Buyer any right to reject the Goods or to claim

damages and the Buyer shall be obliged to accept and pay at the

contract rate for the quantity of the Goods delivered.

7. SUPPLY OF SERVICES

7.1 Time for the supply of Services is not of the essence.

7.2 The Company shall not be liable for any loss whatsoever or

howsoever arising caused by its failure to supply Services or any

part thereof on the due date.

7.3 The Company reserves the right to supply Services by

installments and to tender a separate invoice in respect of each

installment.

7.4 When the supply of Services is to be by installments or the

firm exercises its right to supply Services by installments under

clause 7.3 hereof or if there be a delay in the supply of any one

or more installments of Services for whatever reason this will

not entitle the Buyer to treat the contract as repudiated or

to damages.

7.5 Deviation in the quantity between Services supplied and the

Services ordered representing not more than 10 per cent by value

shall not give the Buyer any right to reject the Services or to claim

damages and the Buyer shall be obliged to accept and pay at the

contract rate for the quantity of the Services supplied.

8. RISK AND THE PASSING OF PROPERTY IN GOODS

8.1 Risk in the Goods shall pass to the Buyer when the Goods

are delivered.

8.2 Notwithstanding risk in the Goods passing in accordance

with clause 8.1 hereof title in the Goods shall not pass to the

Buyer until whichever shall be the first to occur of the following:-

8.2.1 payment being received by

the Company for the Goods and Services and no other amounts

then being outstanding from the Buyer to the Company in

respect of other Goods or Services supplied by the Company

8.2.2 the Buyer selling the Goods in accordance with the

provisions of these terms and conditions in which case title to the

Goods shall be deemed to have passed to the Buyer immediately

prior to delivery of the Goods to the Buyer’s customers; and

8.2.3 the Company waiving its rights under this clause 8.2 in

respect of specified Goods or Services whereupon title to the said

Goods shall forthwith vest in the Buyer.

8.3 The Buyer is licensed by the Company to use or to agree to

sell the Goods delivered to the Buyer subject to the express

condition that the entire proceeds of any sale are held in trust for

the Company and are not mixed with other moneys or paid into

an overdrawn bank account and shall at all times be identifiable

as the Company’s moneys.

8.4 Until title to the Goods passes:

8.4.1 The Buyer will hold the Goods as fiduciary agent and bailee

for the Company;

8.4.2 the Goods shall, subject to clause 8.3, be kept separate and

distinct from all other property of the Buyer and of third parties

and in good and substantial repair and condition and be stored in

such a way as to be clearly identifiable as belonging to the

Company;

8.4.3 the Company may at any time revoke the power of sale and

use contained in clause 8.3 by notice to the Buyer if the Buyer is

in default for longer than 14 days in the payment of any sum

whatsoever due to the Company (whether in respect of the

Goods or any other Goods or Services supplied at any time by it

to the Buyer) or if the Company has bona fide doubts as to the

solvency of the Buyer;

8.4.4 The Buyer’s power of sale and use contained in clause 8.3

shall automatically cease if the Buyer has a petition presented for

its winding-up or passes a resolution for voluntary winding-up

otherwise than for the purpose of a bona fide amalgamation or


appointed of all or any part of its assets or becomes bankrupts

or insolvent or enters into any arrangements with creditors or

takes or suffers any similar action in consequence of debts or

carries out or undergoes any analogues act or proceeding under

foreign law;

8.4.5 upon determination of the Buyer’s power of sale and use

pursuant to clause 8.4.3 or clause 8.4.4. the Buyer shall place any

of the Goods in its possession or under its control and unsold at

the disposal of the Company and the Company shall be entitled

to enter upon any premises of the Buyer for the purpose of

removing such Goods.

8.5 The Company shall at any time be entitled to appropriate any

payments made by the Buyer in respect of any Goods or Services

in settlement of such invoices or accounts in respect of such

Goods or Services as the Company may in its absolute discretion

think fit notwithstanding any purported appropriation to the

contrary by the Buyer.

9. LIEN AND STOPPAGE

9.1 Until such time as the title in the Goods has passed to the

Buyer the Company has the right to withhold delivery if the Buyer

(being a Company) has a petition presented for its winding-up or

passes a resolution for voluntary winding-up otherwise than for

the purpose of a bona fide amalgamation or reconstruction or

compounds with its creditors or has a receiver appointed of all or

any part of its assets or (being an individual) becomes bankrupt

or insolvent or enters into any arrangements with creditors or

takes or suffers any similar action in consequence of debts or

carries out or undergoes any analogous act or proceedings under

foreign law.

9.2 When the title in the Goods has passed to the Buyer and the

time for payment has fallen due but payment has not been made

or if the Buyer (being a Company) has a petition presented for its

winding-up or passes a resolution for voluntary winding-up

otherwise than for the purposes of a bona fide amalgamation or


appointed of all or any part of its assets or (being an individual)

becomes bankrupt or insolvent or enters into any arrangements

with creditors or takes or suffers any similar action in

consequence of debts or carries out or undergoes any analogous

act or proceedings under foreign law the Company has

9.2.1 a lien on the Goods so long as the Company is in possession

of them

9.2.2 a right of stoppage in transit

9.2.3 a right of resale

9.3 For the avoidance of doubt it is hereby declared that nothing

in this clause shall affect the rights given to the Company by

ss.38–48 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979.

10. INSPECTION/SHORTAGES

10.1 The Buyer is under a duty to inspect the Goods forthwith on

delivery and satisfy himself as to the due performance of Services

forthwith after supply.

10.2 The Company shall be under no liability for any defects or

shortages that would be apparent on careful inspection if the

terms of this clause are not complied with, and, in any event will

be under no liability if a written complaint is not delivered to the

Company within 7 days of delivery or supply detailing the alleged

detect or shortage.

10.3 In all cases where defects or shortages in respect of Goods

are complained of the Company shall be under no liability in

respect thereof unless an opportunity to inspect the Goods is

given to the Company before any use is made thereof or any

alteration or modification is made thereto by the Buyer.

10.4 Subject to clauses 10.2 and 10.3 the Company shall make

good any defect or shortage in the Goods and where appropriate

replace any Goods damaged in transit as soon as it is reasonably

able to do so, but otherwise shall be under no liability whatsoever

or howsoever arising from such defect, shortage or damage.

10.5 Subject to clause 10.4 the Company shall remedy any defect

in the supply of Services as soon as it is reasonably able to do so

but otherwise shall be under no liability whatsoever or howsoever

arising from such defect

11. WARRANTY

11.1 No representation or warranty is given as to the suitability or

fitness of the Goods or Services for any particular purpose and

the Buyer shall satisfy himself in this respect and shall be totally

responsible therefore

11.2 If the Goods are in such a state or the Services so defectively

supplied as would but for this condition entitle the Buyer to

repudiate the contract and/or claim damages from the Company

the Company reserves the right to repair or replace the Goods or

perform the Services (or the relevant part thereof) again.

12. LIABILITY

12.1 Introduction

12.1.1 Nothing in clause 12 shall be deemed to exclude or restrict

the Company’s liability for death or personal injury resulting from

negligence.

12.1.2 Each of the sub-clauses in clause 12 is to be treated as

separate and independent

12.1.3 The Company is willing to undertake liability additional to

that provided by this clause in exchange for a higher price

12.2 Exclusion

12.2.1 Clause 12.2 only covers defects caused by faulty design,

manufacture, materials or workmanship. It does not cover

defects caused by abnormal use, misuse or neglect.

12.2.2 The Company agrees that if any defect covered by clause

12.2 is discovered during the period of three months commencing

with the date of delivery or supply, the Company will remedy any

defect at its own expense or, in the case of Goods if it chooses to

do so, replace them.

12.2.3 The Buyer cannot claim the benefit of this clause unless

– he informs the Company of the relevant defect in writing within

7 working days of discovering it; and – in the case of Goods he

returns the Goods to the Company at his own expense

12.2.3a The company will not accept any liability for defects in

goods once they have been fitted. It is the buyers responsibility to

check the goods prior to installation.

12.2.4 The risk of accidental loss whilst the Goods are being

returned will be borne by the Buyer

12.2.5 In consideration for receiving the benefit of this clause,

the Buyer agrees that, apart from those terms set out in clause

10 and 11, all other terms, whether conditions, warranties or

innominate terms, express or implied, statutory or otherwise, are

excluded from the contract between the Company and the Buyer

to the extent permitted by law (except where the Buyer deals as

consumer within section 12 of the Unfair Contract Terms Act

1977 when the terms implied by sections 13, 14 and 15 of the Sale

of Goods Act 1979 shall be implied into the contract).

12.3 Exclusion of Consequential Loss.

The Company shall not be liable for any consequential or indirect

loss suffered by the Buyer whether this loss arises from breach of

a duty in contract or tort or in any other way (including loss

arising from the Company’s negligence).

Non-exhaustive illustrations of consequential or indirect loss

would be

– loss of profits

– loss of contracts

– damage to property of the Buyer or anyone else, and

– personal injury to the Buyer or anyone else (except so far as

such injury is attributable to the Company’s negligence)

12.4 Limitation

The Company’s total liability for any one claim or for the total

of all claims arising from any one act or default of the Company

(whether arising from the Company’s negligence or otherwise)

shall not exceed £1000 0r the contract price whichever is

the greater.

13. FORCE MAJEURE

13.1 The Company shall not be liable for any failure to deliver the

Goods or perform the Services arising from circumstances

outside the Company’s control.

13.2 Non-exhaustive illustrations of such circumstances would

be act of God, war, riot, explosion, abnormal weather conditions,

fire, flood, strikes, lockouts, Government action or regulations

(UK or otherwise), delay by suppliers, accidents and shortage

of materials, labour or manufacturing facilities.

13.3 Should the Company be prevented from delivering the

Goods or performing the Services in the above circumstances,

it shall give the Buyer written notice of this fact as soon as

reasonably practicable after discovering it.

13.4 If the circumstances preventing delivery of the Goods or

performing the Services are still continuing three months after

the Buyer receives the Company’s notice, then either party may

give written notice to the other cancelling the contract.

13.5 If the contract is cancelled in this way, the Company will

refund any payment which the Buyer has already made on

account of the price (subject to deduction of any amount the

Company is entitled to claim from the Buyer) but the Company

will not be liable to compensate the Buyer for any further loss or

damage caused by the failure to deliver the Goods or perform

the Services.

14. SALES PROMOTION DOCUMENTATION

Whilst the Company takes every precaution in the preparation of

its catalogue, technical circulars, price lists and its other literature,

these documents are for the Buyer’s general guidance only and

the particulars contained therein shall not constitute

representations by the Company and the Company shall not be

bound thereby.

15. NOTICES

Any notice to be given hereunder shall be in writing and shall

be deemed to have been duly given if sent or delivered to the

party concerned at its address specified overleaf or such other

address as that party may from time to time notify in writing and

shall be deemed to have been served, if sent by post, 48 hours

after posting.

16. CANCELLATION

The Company is prepared to accept the cancellation of a contract

provided that it is in writing and is received by the Company:

(a) in the case of special orders before the manufacture of the

goods has commenced:

(b) in the case of goods ordered from stock before the goods

have been despatched.

(c) but subject to liability for any losses incurred by the Company

in disposing of the goods.

17. MATCHING

For technical reasons it is not always possible to obtain an exact

colour match between different production batches which have

the same colour description. The Company therefore

recommends that all products should be of the same batch. The

Company will be under no liability whatsoever in respect of any

mismatching of tiles and sheet with the same colour description

where the tiles and sheet are of different batches.

18. ADVICE AND WARNINGS

(a) Without prejudice to any of the Company’s rights under these

terms or common law or statute the Company shall not be liable

for any loss or damage suffered by the Buyer or any third party

as a result of failure to follow any of the Company’s

recommendations with regard to the goods.

19. STILETTO HEELS

Where Stiletto heeled shoes are in use, floors are liable to suffer

damage from intense point loading pressure. We therefore

cannot be held responsible for any loss in appearance where such

heels are in use.

20. SUITABILITY OF GOODS

If requested in writing to do so, we will use our utmost

endeavours to give sound and honest advice as to the suitability

of goods sold by us for a particular use or purpose, but we do not

represent or warrant (and nobody has authority to represent or

warrant) the fitness of any goods for any particular purpose or

use, whether such use or purpose is known to us or not or any

advice requested regarding installation.

21. ASSIGNMENT

The Buyer shall not assign or purport to assign or transfer the

contract or the benefits thereof to any other person without prior

written consent of the other.

22. PROPER LAW AND JURISDICTION

The Contract shall be governed by and construed in accordance

with English law and all disputes arising in connection with

the contract shall be submitted to the jurisdiction of the

English Courts.

23. HEADINGS

The headings of these conditions are for convenience only and

shall have no effect on the interpretation thereof.

Revision Date: June 2012

Kenton Floors, Caerphilly CF83 8DR

Tel: 02920 888223

Kenton Floors reserves the right to update and amend these

terms and conditions without notice.

All prices include VAT 147TERMS & CONDITIONS

Your Woodpecker Stockist

Kenton Floors

Woodpecker House

29 Pant Glas Industrial Estate

Bedwas, Caerphilly CF83 8DR

T: 02920 888223 F: 02920 881694

E: [email protected]

www.woodpeckerflooring.co.uk

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