Brushed and Matt Lacquered | Engineered Wood
Brushed and Matt Lacquered | Engineered Wood
SKU: 32-HBO-001
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Rich biscuit tones and gentle sweeps of caramel bring this large format herringbone floor to life, imbuing it with character and elegance, working well in both classic and modern design schemes. Highclere Biscotti Oak is available in smaller herringbone planks and straight plank flooring.
| Bevels on Edges | All 4 edges |
|---|---|
| Finish | Brushed & Matt Lacquered |
| Fitting Method | Floated, Glued, Nailed |
| Floor Color | Natural |
| Floor Grade | Rustic |
| Floor Joint | Tongue & Groove |
| Floor Thickness | 5/8 in |
| Floor Type | Real Wood Engineered |
| Hardness | Hard |
| Length | 23.6 inches |
| Planks per Pack | 20 |
| Species | Oak |
| Tog Rating | 1.13 |
| Underfloor Heating | Suitable if Glued Down |
| Wear layer | 1/8 in |
| Width | 4.72 in |
These are the questions we get asked most often about our floors and their features.
All of our Highclere floors have a brushed & matt lacquered finish, therefore you can use our cleaning kit for lacquered floors. You may also keep it clean with a well wrung damp mop.
Highclere flooring is 15mm thick with a 4mm real oak wear layer.
Patterned flooring such as herringbone is generally much more complex to install than traditional straight plank. This is because the pattern needs to be measured and laid perfectly, otherwise you will end up with gaps. Therefore we recommend choosing an installer who has plenty of experience.
Yes – this floor is available in a matching plank within our Harlech range and a smaller herringbone within our Goodrich range.
Yes – Highclere is suitable when fully stuck down.
Highclere can be floated, glued or secret nailed.
Highclere floors have tongue & groove joints.
We generally wouldn’t recommend using engineered flooring in a bathroom.
We generally recommend adding at least 10% on top for wastage, however, the plank type, laying pattern and room shape will have an impact on how much wastage is needed so it’s always best to consult with your installer first. Herringbone and chevron floors will typically need 15%-20% wastage.
Use our simple guide to learn how to get accurate measurements of your room.
