V4 Alpine Plank Flooring - Sunlit Oak - 125mm
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Alpine Sunlit Oak is an engineered European Oak floor in CD Rustic Oak.
Alpine Sunlit Oak combines its smooth surface with the character of CD Rustic Oak.
Product specification
| Product code | E125 |
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| V4 range | Alpine |
| Format | Plank |
| Construction | Engineered — Multi-Layered |
| Construction detail | Engineered multi-layer construction (multi-ply/multi-layer core); do not reduce this to the generic word “engineered” in the Construction filter. |
| Timber | European Oak |
| Grade | CD Rustic Oak |
| Board width | 125 mm |
| Total thickness | 18 mm |
| Board length | 300–1500 mm random lengths; confirmed in the V4 technical product data used by the existing catalogue, while the current public product page describes the contents as “Random”. |
| Wear layer | 5 mm |
| Pack coverage | 2.2m² |
| Pack contents | Random |
| Surface | Smooth |
| Factory finish | Satin UV Lacquered |
| 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: Random. Pack coverage: 2.2m².
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 — Multi-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 typeSatin UV Lacquered
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Colour toneMedium
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Colour familyNatural
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Surface characterSmooth
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Edge profile4-Side Micro
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Thickness18 mm
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Board width125 mm
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Wear layer5 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 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
- Solid flooring must not be floated. Fully bond with a compatible flexible adhesive or secret-fix to a suitable timber subfloor where the board profile permits.
- Lay from at least three packs, inspect every board in good light and reject visible defects before fixing.
- Stagger end joints and avoid a repeating brick-bond pattern; do not pin expansion covers to the floor.
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.
Not suitable for underfloor heating
This is a solid timber floor. It must not be installed over an underfloor-heating system.
- Do not rely on adhesive, underlay or thermostat controls to make this solid product suitable.
- Choose an engineered alternative with confirmed underfloor-heating compatibility.
- Contact Wiltshire Wood Flooring Supplies before ordering if the heating system or floor construction is uncertain.

