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Emeraldon Rich Mocha Engineered Wood Flooring
The Emeraldon Rich Mocha engineered oak boasts a durable 5mm wear layer, ensuring longevity and resilience against heavy usage. Crafted from responsibly sourced solid oak veneer, each plank undergoes meticulous mechanical brushing and is expertly finished with UV lacquer, marrying captivating aesthetics with practical functionality.
With our classic grade, the Rich Mocha embodies the quintessential charm of traditional hardwood floors, featuring rustic grain patterns, characterful knots, and subtle imperfections. To evoke a time-honored allure, we've enriched the wear layer with a warm oak hue, perfect for complementing lighter décor and ideal for period properties seeking an aged aesthetic.
Accentuating the hardwood grain, the planks are meticulously brushed to reveal the wood's natural characteristics. Enhanced by UV lacquer, the flooring is shielded against moderate foot traffic, moisture, and direct sunlight. It's important to note the added protective layer of UV lacquer requires caution when moving furniture. Utilize anti-scratch felt pads for chair legs, sofa feet, lamps, and tables to preserve the floor's pristine appearance.
18mm UV Lacquered Engineered Wood
Our Emeraldon line is cherished by customers for its impressive 18mm thickness and robust 5mm wear layer. The Rich Mocha flooring, with its 125mm width, effortlessly creates an illusion of spaciousness, making it perfect for hallways, living rooms, and dining areas. The random lengths of the straight planks, spanning from 300mm to 1200mm, offer versatility in installation, evoking the timeless charm of historical flooring layouts. Ideal for those seeking an aged oak aesthetic, the Emeraldon Rich Mocha is the epitome of classic elegance for any space.
Effortless Elegance: Seamlessly Installed
Installing our Emeraldon Rich Mocha engineered wood flooring is a breeze. Designed with a classic tongue and groove mechanism, the boards effortlessly interlock to eliminate any risk of movement or shrinkage. Depending on your sub-floor type and installer's recommendation, you have two installation options to choose from. If you have a wooden subfloor, you can securely nail the tongue mechanism in place. Alternatively, for other subfloor types, applying flooring adhesive to the back of each plank ensures a firm and durable installation
