Thickness
Our solid wood flooring planks come in a range of thicknesses, from 11mm to 22mm. With such a wide choice, how do you decide which thickness to go for?
Generally, the thickest boards (20mm and over) can be laid as a structural floor. This means these boards can be laid over the top of joists or batons. 20 to 22mm solid boards can also be laid directly over an existing wooden subfloor and glued to a concrete subfloor.
Our slimmer boards are more commonly used on floors where carpet is being replaced by wooden floors, as they can be laid over a plywood sub-floor. This can be achieved with our thicker boards, however room height and door clearance can sometimes be an issue. Made from the same high-quality wood, our thinner boards are just thick enough to provide stable flooring while being thin enough that loss of room height is minimal.
There are many choices to make in choosing your perfect floor, and our team of experienced wood floor specialists is on hand to help you, so please don't hesitate to call on 01689 834847 or contact us online.
Generally, the thickest boards (20mm and over) can be laid as a structural floor. This means these boards can be laid over the top of joists or batons. 20 to 22mm solid boards can also be laid directly over an existing wooden subfloor and glued to a concrete subfloor.
Our slimmer boards are more commonly used on floors where carpet is being replaced by wooden floors, as they can be laid over a plywood sub-floor. This can be achieved with our thicker boards, however room height and door clearance can sometimes be an issue. Made from the same high-quality wood, our thinner boards are just thick enough to provide stable flooring while being thin enough that loss of room height is minimal.
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