For an authentic wood finish, please see below for our selection of wood floorings, on offer from Remland Carpets.
Unsure what you want? Scroll down to our guide: Know Your Woods.
If you are interested in any of the products shown, just phone or fax us now on 01303 253399 or email orders@remlandcarpets.co.uk. Don't forget to quote the special ID number for the type of flooring you are interested in!
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Solid Wood Flooring
View the range...A wood floor is an extremely rewarding foundation on which to design the interior of your home.
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Oak
Quercus robur
Oak is a timeless wood species from a tree symbolising strength and security. The wood is hard and durable, often used in furniture and wood flooring. Growing areas are found in many parts of the world.
Quercus robur
Cherry
Padus serotina
Wood from cherry trees was used for cogwheels in flour mills and its fruit was used for preserves and wines. The colourful appearance makes it one of the nicest wood floors in the Tarkett range. Besides the American species, European species are also available.
Padus serotina
Ash
Fraxinus excelsior
Ash was often reffered to as the royal tree because it came into leaf last and shed its leaves first. It is a durable, lively wood species which is also used for shafts, sports equipment and stairs. Grows from Europe to Asia.
Fraxinus excelsior
Maple
Acer Saccharum
For a long time the sweet sap of the maple has been drained off in order to make syrup and sugar. Canadian maple is very durable and hard and therefore also used for instruments and furniture. Besides North America, maple is found in Western and Eastern Europe.
Acer Saccharum
Merbau
Intsia bijuga
Merbau is often seen whenever an exotic touch is created. It is used for many different purposes, including furniture, windows, doors and ship building. The hardness of Merbau is remarkable. It can be found in southeast Asia, especially Indonesia and Malaysia.
Intsia bijuga
Beech
Fagus sylvatica
In former times the fruity of the beech was used to feed animals. Today beech is highly appreciated as furniture wood as well as for wooden toys. Beech is quite hard and has a blond and harmonious character. It grows in Europe but American and Japanese types are also known.
Fagus sylvatica
Birch
Bétula verrucosa
Birch wood has an unique shimmering lustre like few other types of wood. It can be counted as softwood but nevertheless is used for a number of specialities such as instruments and toys and in the paper industry. Birch grows in Europe, Asia and Japan.
Bétula verrucosa
Walnut
Juglans regia
The walnut tree has been cultivated since antiquity and was a symbol of fertility. Exclusive furniture, musical instruments and weapon shafts are often produced with this unique wood species. European as well as American types of walnut are most known but Asian and African kinds also exist.
Juglans regia