Wide Plank Flooring
Wide plank flooring is a less abundant raw material and, therefore, a premium design choice that uses broader boards to showcase the natural beauty, grain, and character of the timber. This style creates a sense of luxury and can make open-plan spaces feel more grounded and expansive.
Our wide plank hardwood flooring collection is designed to bring a sense of grandeur to any home. These broader floor boards are a staple for both modern and traditional interiors, particularly in larger areas like living rooms or open-plan kitchen-dining rooms. By using fewer joints, wide plank flooring wood emphasises the continuous natural grain, making it an excellent choice for highlighting premium species like white oak wide plank flooring or the dramatic deep tones of dark wood wide plank flooring.
For those seeking stability alongside style, our wide plank engineered hardwood offers a multi-layer construction that is ideal for use with underfloor heating. This collection includes a variety of aesthetics, from rustic wide plank flooring with natural knots and character to sleek modern wide plank flooring. Whether you are looking for an extra-wide plank flooring from our Prestige collection or an antique wide plank flooring look from the Antique collection, these boards provide a timeless foundation that remains a major interior trend.
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Wide Plank Flooring FAQs
Does wide plank flooring make a room look bigger?
Yes, by having fewer visible seams, wide planks can create a less cluttered look that often makes a room appear more spacious and open.
How to install wide plank flooring?
Wide planks can be installed via a glue-down or floating method. We recommend a professional installation to ensure boards are properly acclimated and secured.
Is wide plank flooring more expensive?
Wide planks are often considered a premium product because they require larger, high-quality timber sections, but they offer significant long-term value and style.
What is considered wide plank flooring?
Generally, any floorboard with a width of 125mm or more is considered wide plank, though premium luxury boards often reach 190mm or wider.
