Discover the wide range of white oak engineered wood flooring from Flooring365, with unlimited free samples and express delivery available.
Our range of white oak flooring combines style and comfort with easy fitting and a durable, long-lasting finish. With a real wood top layer, engineered flooring, including our white oak styles offers excellent value for money, delivering a real wood finish at a fraction of the cost! Our flooring experts check prices regularly, which is why we offer the lowest prices online.
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Find your perfect white oak flooring with our free samples.
Here at Flooring365, we offer free samples for the majority of our white oak flooring products.
You can order as many free samples as you’d like and have them delivered, free of charge, direct to your door, within a few days.
Ordering your free samples has never been easier!
Simply find the flooring style (or styles) that you like best. Then click the ‘order free sample’ button on the flooring you want, either within the category or individual product page. This will add your sample to the cart for you. When you have finished browsing, visit your cart to see your flooring samples and click ‘order’. Your samples will then be on their way, completely free of charge (shipping included).
We’ve made our sample order process as simple as possible, with no need to wait at home for your delivery. Within a couple of days, your samples will be posted through your letterbox by Royal Mail. Leaving you to compare your samples stress-free!
Oak is a species of wood that you can get in many different types of flooring such as solid wood, engineered wood, laminate, and parquet flooring.
Our white oak flooring is made by taking a normal oak wood floor whether that’s solid, engineered, or laminate, and spraying a white finish over it to create a white oak floor.
We have a great range of white flooring; however, we can’t tell you which is the best. Ultimately it comes down to your personal preference, home, décor, budget, and individual style. For example, if you want a waterproof white oak floor then you may view white luxury vinyl tiles as the best flooring for you.
All our white oak floors have their own set of advantages whether it’s a solid, engineered, laminate, or parquet white oak floor. Listed below are the main benefits of each type of white oak floor:
Parquet White Oak Flooring
Most of our floors at Flooring365 are available in oak and this includes our white wood flooring range. It is an extremely popular species of wood, loved by many of our customers. Available in a range of different styles, finishes, and flooring types, it’s easy to see why it’s so high in demand. Each oak floor has a different price range to suit everyone’s budget, and they each have their own set of advantages which makes them perfect in their own way. Buying an oak floor for your home is a worthy investment and we can guarantee that you won’t be disappointed.
White oak floors have become increasingly popular over the years as more and more people are opting for a white oak wood floor. A white oak wood floor is very light in colour which is what makes it so popular. Shades of grey, beige, and white are trending now as people are being drawn to neutral and softer, lighter tones for their homes.
Oak is the most popular choice when it comes to wood flooring. Engineered oak flooring offers the exact appearance of a hardwood oak floor, thanks to the veneer layer of solid wood. Our oak engineered flooring can cope with heat, humidity, and heavy foot traffic much better than your average oak floor. Whether you prefer red or white oak, our extra wide engineered wood flooring offers plenty of choice with a huge range of products available in various finishes. Oak floors also have a much tighter grain variation, resulting in less difference in grains and texture between each board. If this is something that appeals to you, then you should consider looking at our prime-grade oak flooring options too.
Walnut is the less popular option of the two and this is mostly because it's a rarer product that is harder to source and therefore more expensive to buy. However, for those seeking a luxurious touch to their flooring design, our extra wide walnut floors are the perfect choice. With a rich and elegant appearance, walnut flooring is ideal for grand entrances and large living rooms. Walnut flooring features vibrant colours and wider grains compared to oak, giving it a unique and striking character. However, walnut floors do tend to have more variation from plank to plank, so if you're looking for a more uniform appearance, then walnut floors may not be for you.
If you plan on resanding and refinishing your flooring in the future then you may want to opt for thicker boards with a thicker veneer. This will allow you more opportunities to do so as only the veneer (aka the wear layer) can be sanded down. Thicker boards are also more hard wearing and provide a slightly improved sound reduction performance, which should be considered in upstairs apartments or bedrooms, for example. As well as this, thicker boards are usually more suited to higher traffic areas, where they can withstand greater use. However, they are often more expensive to show for this, so ultimately it comes down to budget and personal preference.
The wear layer refers to the top, aesthetic surface layer of real wood, which gives the engineered flooring its look. Thicker wear layers, whilst usually more expensive, offer greater durability and the option to sand more frequently, meaning flooring can be refreshed more times before being replaced.
Most engineered wood floors, regardless of the thickness of the wear layer, will provide years of use, maintaining their impressive appearance.
In most cases, sanding the top layer of engineered wood flooring will remove up to 1MM of surface, with a minimum of 1MM leftover for protection. As a rough guide, here’s the number of times a floor can be sanded, based on the initial wear layer thickness:
3mm: 1-2 times
4mm: 2-3 times
5mm: 3-4 times
6mm: 4-5 times
(Please note: Sanding times is a guide only, the number of times a floor can be sanded will vary on an individual basis.)
We have a vast range of white oak flooring, available in a variety of finishes. If you already have your heart set on a particular finish, now is a good time to look at your options:
All of our white oak floors come with their own installation methods. However, the main installation methods that we use to install our white oak floors are tongue & groove, bonded down, or the Click Lok system.
A traditional method of fitting flooring, Tongue & Groove is a tried and tested installation type that involves tessellating profiled edges together using glue, such as PVA.
Whilst it can be slower to fit than other methods, some customers prefer the peace of mind that it provides.
Click Lok flooring has a profiled edge which creates a glue-free, interlocking fitting system, meaning it can be laid more easily, and relatively hassle-free.
The Click Lok system, used predominantly in engineered and laminate flooring is intended to make laying flooring easier for any DIY enthusiast, by simply pushing, dropping, or clicking boards into place.
If you’re considering Click Lok, it’s important to think about the underlying surface on which your new engineered flooring will be laid. Uneven surfaces make Click Lok much more difficult to fit and keep in place, which often means the need for levelling underlay.
The bond down (otherwise known as the gluing down method) is especially popular when installing solid parquet flooring. However, it can also be used to install engineered wood flooring. Simply add the adhesive to the subfloor, using a trowel. Then place the flooring planks on top of the glue and repeat. You will have to pull the flooring tightly together during installation to avoid gaps.
Once the adhesive is dry, it is fully flexible, allowing the floor to naturally move with changes in temperature and humidity, without causing damage.
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