Blenheim Traditional Oak Flooring - 150mm – Natural Satin Oak
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Blenheim Traditional Oak Flooring - 150mm – Natural Satin Oak is part of our carefully selected real-wood flooring range, chosen for its construction, finish and natural character.
The 150mm width and random board lengths create a traditional plank rhythm with more natural movement than a floor made entirely from fixed-length boards.
The finish selection ranges from natural and pale to smoked, limed and cognac tones, with smooth, brushed and hand-scraped surfaces available.
Product specification
| Product code | M2001 |
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| Selected floor | Natural Satin Oak |
| Format | Plank |
| Construction | Engineered |
| Timber | Oak |
| Grade | Rustic |
| Pack coverage | 1.71m² per full pack |
| Price basis | Sold by the full pack, including VAT; equivalent price per square metre shown |
Natural timber and grading
Grading describes appearance rather than quality. Natural timber varies from board to board, so differences in tone, grain, knots, filler, sapwood and surface texture should be expected.
Wiltshire Wood Flooring Supplies advice
We recommend ordering a representative free sample before purchasing full packs. The subfloor, room conditions and any underfloor-heating system should be checked as part of the specification.
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ConstructionEngineered
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Flooring formatPlank
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Timber speciesOak
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GradeRustic
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Finish typeLacquered
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Colour tonePale
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Colour familyNatural
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Surface characterSmooth
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Thickness18 mm
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Board width150 mm
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Wear layer3 mm
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Length typeRandom Length
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Underfloor heatingYes
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Pack coverage (m²)
These product-specific instructions summarise the current BrooksFloor engineered, multi-ply, UFH and herringbone fitting guides requirements. Fitting should be completed by an experienced wood-floor installer.
Before delivery and acclimatisation
- Use a trained wood-floor fitter and complete all wet trades before delivery.
- Maintain approximately 18–20°C and 50–65% relative humidity; for planks wider than 175 mm do not exceed 60% RH.
- Keep sealed packs flat and supported in the fitting room; only open each pack immediately before use.
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.
- Brooks specifies approximately 12–14% moisture for timber subfloors and 3.5% moisture content, or 35–40% RH by slab test, for cementitious subfloors.
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, float or secret-fix to a suitable timber subfloor.
- 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 Brooks Floor 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
- All engineered Brooks floors in this range are compatible; solid Brooks floors are not.
- Full bonding is recommended over underfloor heating. Patterned floors must always be fully bonded.
- For water-based systems, run at half to two-thirds power for two weeks and then at full power for 2–7 days before fitting, while monitoring the screed.
- Turn the heating off during fitting. Restart only after the adhesive has cured, then increase by approximately 2–3°C per day.
- Never exceed 27°C at the wood surface; for Brooks patterned flooring keep the glue-line temperature at or below 26°C.
- Maintain approximately 35–60% 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.
