2200x 220 mm Smoked Natural Oiled Oak Real Wood Flooring Wood Parquet Flooring Timber Floor Boards
US $26.80-30.80 / square meter
500 square meter(s)Minimum order
Place of Origin:
Jiangsu, China
Brand Name:
BOWIN
Model Number:
GM-OS26
Engineered Wood Flooring Type:
Multilayer Engineered Wood Flooring
Technics:
Smoked
Warranty:
1 Year
Privacy Policy:
Samples are free within a certain price range
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Quik Detail
| Place of Origin | Jiangsu, China |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | BOWIN |
| Model Number | GM-OS26 |
| Engineered Wood Flooring Type | Multilayer Engineered Wood Flooring |
| Technics | Smoked |
| Warranty | 1 Year |
| Installation | T&G |
| After-sale Service | Online technical support/replacement |
| Product Type | Engineered Flooring |
| Material | Oak |
| Installation Type | Click |
| Surface Grading | AA |
| Application | Kitchen, Home Office, Living Room, Bedroom, Dining, Babies and kids, Hotel, Villa, Apartment, Office Building, School, Farmhouse, Courtyard |
| Design Style | Midcentury |
| click | Tongue & Groove |
| wood species | Oak |
| place of production | China |
| Wood Species | European White Oak |
| Finished | Smoked Natural Oiled |
| Grade | ABCD |
| Plywood | Eucalytus+Poplar |
| Density | 630-650kg/m3 |
| Thickness | 14mm |
| Top Layer | 3mm |
| Size | 2200 x 220 x 14 mm |
| Usage | Interior Flooring |
| Certificate | CE |
Product Detail
Specification
Wood Species | European White Oak |
Scientific Name | Quercus spp. |
Top Layer Janka Hardness | 1260psi |
Density | 630-680kg/m3 |
Length | 1200, 1500, 1900, 2200, 3000, 4000 mm |
Width | 125, 150, 190, 220, 240, 260, 300, 400 mm |
Thickness | 10, 12, 14, 15, 18, 20 mm |
Top Layer Thickness | 1.2, 2, 3, 4, 6 mm |
Moisture Content | 7-10% for common planks, 6-8% for underground heating product |
Finished | UV Lacquered/Oiled/Smoked/Carbonized/Saw Mark/Rustic Ect |
Jointed | Tongue & Groove, Click Lock |
Formaldehyde Release | E1 |
Glossy | 5-25%, Matt, Semi, Glossy |
Plywood | Polar & Eucalyptus, Birch & Eucalyptus, Full Birch |
Installation | Floating or Glue Down or Nail Down |
Products Description
It is a common mistake that fuming or smoking oak involves the application of the ammonia to the oak, but this is not the case. The change in color comes about from the wood’s reaction to the presence of ammonia in the atmosphere. Effectively what happens is that the ammonia causes the tannin in the wood to be brought to the surface. The closer the tannin are to the surface, the darker the wood will appear. The longer the wood is exposed to the ammonia, the darker it becomes. The results obtained from fuming or smoking will range from a rich brown color to almost black.
Essentially, the intensity of the color and the tone of the color will depend upon the length of time the wood stays in contact with the ammonia fumes. Periods of as little as twelve hours will provide a lightly fumed effect and 72 hours a darker end result. Furthermore, the higher the temperature in the chamber, as you would imagine, the quicker color change results will appear, but not only that, the tone will be affected. Hotter temperatures typically introduce red tones and cooler temperatures green tones allowing for creativity when it comes to the fuming or smoking process.
Surface Treatment
FAQ
What exactly is engineered oak flooring ?
Engineered oak flooring is a composite type of flooring that combines a top layer of genuine oak with multiple under layer of engineered wood like plywood. This design increases the flooring’s dimensional stability, making it resistant to moisture and temperature changes. Different installation methods are available, making it suitable for various residential and commercial spaces.
Why do people often choose oak for flooring ?
Oak is a preferred material for flooring due to its inherent durability and strength. It scores high on the Janka hardness scale, making it resistant to daily wear and tear. Oak also has unique grain patterns that help disguise minor scratches and dents, and its compatibility with various finishes adds an extra layer of protection against moisture and stains.
What is meant by “Rustic Grade Oak” ?
Rustic Grade Oak, also known as Character Grade, is a type of oak flooring that incorporates the wood’s natural imperfections like knots and mineral streaks. These ‘flaws’ are considered desirable features that add character and authenticity to the flooring. While structurally as durable as other grades of oak, Rustic Grade has a unique, textured appearance.
What sets rustic oak engineered flooring apart ?
Rustic oak engineered flooring is popular because it blends the natural, authentic characteristics of rustic grade oak with the stability and versatility of engineered construction. The top layer features rustic grade oak, while the lower layers are
engineered to withstand changes in temperature and humidity. It is suitable for high-traffic areas and offers great aesthetic appeal.
Why should we consider rustic oak engineered flooring ?
This flooring option offers a combination of both aesthetic appeal and structural strength. The rustic grade oak adds a unique, authentic look, while the engineered construction ensures durability and stability. This makes rustic oak engineered flooring a versatile choice for various settings, including those with underfloor heating systems or fluctuating humidity levels.
Why do people often choose oak for flooring ?
Oak is a preferred material for flooring due to its inherent durability and strength. It scores high on the Janka hardness scale, making it resistant to daily wear and tear. Oak also has unique grain patterns that help disguise minor scratches and dents, and its compatibility with various finishes adds an extra layer of protection against moisture and stains.
What is meant by “Rustic Grade Oak” ?
Rustic Grade Oak, also known as Character Grade, is a type of oak flooring that incorporates the wood’s natural imperfections like knots and mineral streaks. These ‘flaws’ are considered desirable features that add character and authenticity to the flooring. While structurally as durable as other grades of oak, Rustic Grade has a unique, textured appearance.
What sets rustic oak engineered flooring apart ?
Rustic oak engineered flooring is popular because it blends the natural, authentic characteristics of rustic grade oak with the stability and versatility of engineered construction. The top layer features rustic grade oak, while the lower layers are
engineered to withstand changes in temperature and humidity. It is suitable for high-traffic areas and offers great aesthetic appeal.
Why should we consider rustic oak engineered flooring ?
This flooring option offers a combination of both aesthetic appeal and structural strength. The rustic grade oak adds a unique, authentic look, while the engineered construction ensures durability and stability. This makes rustic oak engineered flooring a versatile choice for various settings, including those with underfloor heating systems or fluctuating humidity levels.
Product Packaging
1: White Cartons + Moisture Proof Film + Plywood Pallets.
2: MOQ: 500SQM / Color: One 20 ft container can load 3 colors.
3: Short Boards: around 20% short planks on straight flooring.
4: Overfill Clause: ± 3% .
1900 x 190 mm wide plank boards loading capacity display:
PCS/CTN | 20GP/SQM | 40HQ/SQM | |
10mm | 10 | 2100 | 3950 |
12mm | 10 | 1850 | 3400 |
14mm | 8 | 1600 | 2870 |
15mm | 8 | 1450 | 2650 |
18mm | 6 | 1150 | 2360 |
20mm | 4 | 1050 | 2150 |
Our Service
1. Free Samples
15-30 cm long by FedEx/UPS/TNT after confirmation, freight cost pay by buyers. Free Courier to your agent in China.
2. Lead-time
For engineered flooring: 35-45 days after receiving deposit.
3. Documents
Certificate of Origin (CO), Fumigation Certificate, B/L, Phytosanitary Certificate(PC), Packing List, Commercial Invoice if needed.
4. Inspection
We will provide you photos on random boxes checking i.e: Moisture content, gloss, joints, color, warping degree, size, the integrity of boxes and pallets, loading process.
2. Lead-time
For engineered flooring: 35-45 days after receiving deposit.
3. Documents
Certificate of Origin (CO), Fumigation Certificate, B/L, Phytosanitary Certificate(PC), Packing List, Commercial Invoice if needed.
4. Inspection
We will provide you photos on random boxes checking i.e: Moisture content, gloss, joints, color, warping degree, size, the integrity of boxes and pallets, loading process.
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