Burnished Amber Plank Glue Down LVT - 2x229x1220mm
Burnished Amber Plank Glue Down LVT - 2x229x1220mm
Burnished Amber Plank Glue Down LVT - 2x229x1220mm

Burnished Amber Plank Glue Down LVT - 2x229x1220mm

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  • Suitable for hallways, kitchens, bedrooms & living rooms

Burnished Amber offers the warm, character-rich look of natural oak in a convenient peel-and-stick format, making installation quick, clean, and accessible even for DIY homeowners. Its deep amber tones and authentic grain pattern bring a cosy, refined feel to any space, striking the perfect balance between modern style and classic oak aesthetics. Designed in a realistic plank format, Burnished Amber delivers the visual depth of real wood without the upkeep or cost associated with traditional timber flooring.

It’s suitable for almost every room in the home — from kitchens and hallways to bedrooms and living areas — and pairs well with underfloor heating for added comfort underfoot. With its easy installation, robust construction, and timeless design, Burnished Amber provides an affordable, hassle-free flooring solution that enhances any interior with warm, natural character. Full glue down with adhesive required. 

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Features

Discover what makes our flooring exceptional

Slim & Versatile Design


Its low-profile construction makes glue down LVT perfect for renovations, allowing smooth transitions between rooms without raising floor heights.

Superior Stability

Glue down LVT is fully bonded to the subfloor, creating a firm and secure finish that performs exceptionally well in busy homes and commercial spaces.

Waterproof


LVT flooring is fully waterproof, making it an ideal choice for areas prone to moisture such as kitchens, bathrooms, and entranceways.

Underfloor Heating

Compatible with most underfloor heating systems, allowing heat to efficiently pass through the flooring while maintaining stability and comfort underfoot.

Flooring Guide

Is This the Right Floor for Your Home?

Every home is different. Compare the five main flooring types side by side and find your perfect match.


Laminate
Laminate
Engineered Wood
Engineered Wood
Best All-Rounder
LVT
LVT
Solid Wood
Solid Wood
Durability
Water resistance
Authentic wood look
Ease of installation
Underfloor heating
Can be refinished
Price range
£
££
££
£££
Typical lifespan
15–25 years
20–30 years
15–25 years
30+ years
Best for
Budget-friendly, high-traffic areas
Living rooms wanting real wood
Bathrooms, kitchens & wet areas
Luxury, traditional homes

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25-year warranty
Free UK delivery
Price match promise
30-day returns

Video Guide

How to Install Your New Laminate Floor

Watch our step-by-step installation guide and learn how to install laminate flooring like a professional. From preparation to the final finishing touches, we’ll guide you through every step of the process.

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FAQs

We offer engineered wood flooring, laminate flooring, and solid wood flooring, available in various colours, finishes, and plank sizes.

Engineered wood: Real wood top layer with multiple layers underneath for stability. Suitable for most homes.


Solid wood: 100% natural wood, thicker and can be sanded multiple times, but more sensitive to moisture.

Yes, engineered wood and laminate are suitable for underfloor heating. Solid wood is generally not recommended.

Kitchens: Yes (engineered or laminate recommended).


Bathrooms: Not recommended unless specified as water-resistant.

Measure your room in square metres (m²) and add 10% extra for wastage and cutting.

Pack size refers to how many square metres (m²) are covered by one box of flooring.