Thistledown Solid Oak Herringbone 18x70x350mm
Thistledown Solid Oak Herringbone 18x70x350mm
Thistledown Solid Oak Herringbone 18x70x350mm
Thistledown Solid Oak Herringbone 18x70x350mm
Thistledown Solid Oak Herringbone 18x70x350mm
Thistledown Solid Oak Herringbone 18x70x350mm

Thistledown Solid Oak Herringbone 18x70x350mm

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Pack price £ £· covers 0.79 m2

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18mm Thickness
70mm Plank width
350mm Plank length
0.79m² Per pack
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  • Suitable for hallways, kitchens, bedrooms & living rooms
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Thistledown Solid Oak Herringbone brings a soft, natural feel to your space with its pale roasted tones and classic herringbone pattern. Made from premium solid oak, each 18 × 70 × 350 mm plank is wire-brushed and finished with an invisible oil to highlight the wood’s natural grain while keeping the look clean and understated.

Perfect for traditional or contemporary settings, this floor is designed for glue-down installation and is fully compatible with underfloor heating. The micro-bevelled edges offer a subtle definition, creating a seamless, high-end finish. Built to last and backed by a 25-year warranty, it's an elegant and reliable choice for any room in the home.

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Features

Discover what makes our flooring exceptional

Adds Value & Prestige to Property


Solid oak flooring is widely recognised as a premium flooring choice that enhances interior style and can increase overall property appeal and value.

Sanded & Refinished Multiple Times


Solid oak can be sanded and refinished several times throughout its life, allowing the floor to be restored, refreshed, or even colour changed.

Extremely Long Lifespan


With proper care, solid oak flooring can last for decades, making it a premium long-term investment that often outlasts many other flooring types.

100% Natural & Authentic


Solid oak flooring is made from a single piece of real hardwood, offering unmatched natural beauty, character, and timeless appeal.

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.

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LVT
LVT
Solid Wood
Solid Wood
Durability
Water resistance
Authentic wood look
Ease of installation
Underfloor heating
Can be refinished
Price range
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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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Video Guide

How to Install Your New Engineered Oak Floor

Watch our step-by-step installation guide and learn how to install Engineered Oak 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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How to Install Your New Engineered Oak Floor

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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.