Project Floors Classic Oak features the traditional elegance of oak with its rich, natural tones and intricate wood grain patterns. This luxury vinyl flooring is ideal for creating a warm and inviting atmosphere in both residential and commercial interiors. The durable construction ensures long-lasting performance, even in high-traffic areas. The water-resistant surface makes it suitable for kitchens, bathrooms, and other moisture-prone areas. Easy to clean and maintain, Project Floors Classic Oak provides a practical and stylish flooring solution that enhances any environment with its timeless beauty.
Project Floors Classic Oak
£44.99 m² inc VAT
We recommend +10% wastage and +15% for herringbone laying pattern
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Description
Additional information
| Range | Project Floors Wood Plank Collection |
|---|---|
| Pack Size | 3.34m² |
| Installation Method | Glue Down |
| Plank/Tile/Parquet SIze | 183 x 1219mm (7″ x 48″) |
| Surface Finish | Textured |
| Thickness | floors@home – 2mm floors@work – 2.5mm |
| Wear Layer | floors@home – 0.3mm floors@work – 0.55mm |
| Guarantee | Lifetime |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this LVT comfortable to walk on, or is it very hard?
Luxury vinyl flooring is designed to offer a more resilient and comfortable feel underfoot than traditional hard surfaces like tile or real wood. This makes it very pleasant for everyday living, especially in areas where you stand a lot.
Will this flooring be noisy to walk on, like laminate can be?
No, LVT is actually quite good at reducing sound, unlike some other hard floorings. With its glue-down installation, it significantly minimizes impact noise, creating a much quieter and more peaceful home environment.
Does this flooring feel cold, and is it okay for a conservatory?
This flooring tends to feel warmer underfoot than stone or ceramic tiles, making it more comfortable year-round. Its durable design also means it handles temperature fluctuations very well, making it an excellent choice for conservatories.



