V4 Alpine Plank Flooring - Upland Oak - 150mm
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Alpine Upland Oak is an engineered European Oak floor in CD Rustic Oak.
Alpine Upland Oak combines its brushed surface with the character of CD Rustic Oak.
Product specification
| Product code | A104 |
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| V4 range | Alpine |
| Format | Plank |
| Construction | Engineered — 3-Layered |
| Construction detail | Engineered 3-layer construction. V4 describes Tundra Plank specifically as a stabilising birch-ply construction; other 3-layer products should not be called multi-ply unless their own TDS says so. |
| Timber | European Oak |
| Grade | CD Rustic Oak |
| Board width | 150 mm |
| Total thickness | 14 mm |
| Board length | 1900.0 mm; full-length boards with the pack potentially including the stated number of shorter split-length boards. V4 does not publish the exact shorter-board length on the public product page. |
| Wear layer | 3 mm |
| Pack coverage | 1.71m² |
| Pack contents | 6 Boards - May Include 2 Split Length |
| Surface | Brushed |
| Factory finish | Brushed & UV Oiled Oak |
| Joint | Tongue & Groove |
| Edge profile | 4-Side Micro |
| Installation | Floated or Fully Bonded |
| Underfloor heating | Engineered V4 wood flooring is suitable over underfloor heating when installed and operated to V4's current UFH guide; maximum floor surface temperature 27°C. |
| Certification | UKTR |
| Warranty | 35 years ordinary domestic use |
| Technical data | View technical data sheet |
Grade and natural character
V4 says CD Rustic permits wide variation in colour, tone, grain and knots, including sapwood, heartwood, natural shakes, splits and dead knots; these natural features may be filled with black or brown resin.
Pack and split-length information
Pack contents: 6 Boards - May Include 2 Split Length. Pack coverage: 1.71m².
Not published by V4 on the public product page. “May include split length” describes shorter boards inside a sealed pack; it does not mean the retailer may sell part of a pack.
Warranty and ordering
V4's guarantee is conditional on correct supply, fitting and maintenance to its current guides, including UFH rules. It is given to the expert supplier/installer rather than directly to the householder; statutory rights are unaffected.
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ConstructionEngineered — 3-Layered
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Flooring formatPlank
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Timber speciesOak
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GradeCD Rustic Oak
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Finish typeBrushed & UV Oiled Oak
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Colour toneMedium
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Colour familyNatural
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Surface characterBrushed
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Edge profile4-Side Micro
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Thickness14 mm
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Board width150 mm
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Wear layer3 mm
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Length typeFixed Length
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Underfloor heatingYes
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Pack coverage (m²)
These product-specific instructions summarise the current V4 How to Install Engineered Wood Flooring and V4 UFH guidance requirements. Fitting should be completed by an experienced wood-floor installer.
Before delivery and acclimatisation
- Use an experienced wood-floor fitter and complete all wet trades before delivery.
- Maintain approximately 18–24°C and 45–65% relative humidity before, during and after fitting.
- Store engineered boards sealed and flat in the fitting room for at least three days; solid boards require at least seven days.
Subfloor preparation and moisture
- The subfloor must be sound, clean, dry and free of paint, plaster, oil, dust and movement.
- Check flatness with a 2 m straightedge. Variation must not exceed 3 mm; level high or low areas before fitting.
- Measure and record subfloor moisture with the correct calibrated meter. Apply a compatible surface damp-proof membrane where readings or construction require it.
- Secure loose timber subfloors, countersink fixings and overlay uneven boards with suitable flooring-grade plywood without aligning joints.
- For full bonding, mineral subfloors must be below 65% RH; timber subfloors should not exceed 11% and should be within 2% of the flooring.
For more detail, read our engineered-floor subfloor preparation guide.
For boarded or suspended bases, read our timber subfloor preparation guide.
Fitting this floor
- Required method for this product: Fully bond or float using the correct joint adhesive and underlay; full bond is preferred over underfloor heating.
- For a floated tongue-and-groove floor, use the correct underlay and a continuous bead of D3 joint adhesive in both long and end grooves; do not spot-glue joints.
- For a bonded floor, use a compatible permanently flexible wood-floor adhesive and the specified notched trowel, checking adhesive transfer as work proceeds.
- Lay from at least three packs, inspect every board in good light and reject visible defects before fixing.
- Stagger end joints by at least 200 mm and avoid a repeating brick-bond pattern.
Use a system appropriate to the site and read our wood-floor adhesive guide.
Expansion, inspection and completion
- Provide at least a 15 mm perimeter gap (or the larger manufacturer-calculated allowance) at walls, door frames, pipes, hearths and fixed obstructions.
- Use movement breaks between rooms and wherever the manufacturer’s maximum uninterrupted span would be exceeded.
- Allow for cutting waste, grading and natural variation; mix boards across packs before fixing.
- Stop and contact Wiltshire Wood Flooring Supplies before fitting if the product, subfloor, site readings or proposed method do not match these requirements.
Compatibility
This engineered V4 Wood Flooring floor is compatible with underfloor heating when the complete system is prepared and operated exactly as specified below.
Before installation
- Confirm that the flooring, UFH system, screed, controls, adhesive and underlay are mutually compatible before delivery.
- Commission, test and document the complete heating system before flooring is installed; repair screed cracks and hot or cold spots first.
- Measure and record the subfloor moisture at the correct test points. Do not fit until it meets both the floor and adhesive manufacturer’s limits.
- Maintain stable room humidity and use floor-temperature sensing. Rugs and furniture can create local heat build-up.
For low-profile systems, also read our UFH tray and overlay preparation guide.
Heating procedure and temperature limits
- Engineered V4 floors are compatible; solid V4 floors are not. Full bonding is preferred wherever the system and subfloor allow.
- The temperature at the wood surface, including beneath rugs, must never exceed 27°C.
- Electric heating mats must be encapsulated beneath at least 5 mm of fibre-reinforced smoothing compound; wood must never contact a loose mat directly.
- Keep the heating off during fitting and for 48 hours afterwards, then raise the temperature by no more than 1°C per day.
- Avoid sudden thermostat changes and maintain approximately 45–65% relative humidity in service.
Important
- Keep the commissioning, moisture and temperature records with the installation paperwork.
- Do not fit if the UFH supplier, adhesive supplier and flooring requirements conflict; obtain a written project specification first.
- Contact Wiltshire Wood Flooring Supplies before installation if any system detail or measured condition is uncertain.



