Corsica Oak

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Corsica_Oak-Natural_Oak_Brushed 3 Natural Oak Brushed
Corsica_Oak-Natural_Oak_Smoothed 4 Natural Oak Smoothed
Corsica_Oak-Weathered_Oak 5 Weathered Oak
Corsica_Oak-Ashen_Oak 6 Ashen Oak
Corsica_Oak-Rustic 7 Rustic
Corsica_Oak-Coffee_Oak 8 Coffee Oak
Corsica_Oak-Cinder_Oak 9 Cinder Oak
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Corsica_Oak-Coastal_Oak 2
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Corsica_Oak-Natural_Oak_Smoothed 4
Corsica_Oak-Weathered_Oak 5
Corsica_Oak-Ashen_Oak 6
Corsica_Oak-Rustic 7
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Corsica Oak

BRAND Godfrey Hirst

TYPE

STYLE Matte

Inspired by the provincial homes that dot the French countryside, Chateau Oak is the embodiment of elegant, humble comfort. This stunning engineered timber floor highlights the authentic texture and grain of real French Oak. The unique pattern features of each board is accentuated by subtle micro bevelled edges, and finished with a light brush to bring charm and warmth to your floor.

WARRANTIES/GUARANTEES

25 Year Timber Limited Residential*

*Conditions apply: For full information in respect to the scope and limitations of these warranties, this must be read in conjunction with the Godfrey Hirst Timber Floors Care, Maintenance and Warranties guide.

If you want warmth and grace in your home, nothing surpasses the appeal of a Godfrey Hirst oak timber floor. You’ll never tire of its exceptional beauty, and it will give you a lifetime of pleasure.

Dining areas

Living areas

Bedrooms

Hallways

Micro bevel edge

Surface: French oak veneer (3mm)

Matte finish with very light brush and UV cured lacquer

Board size: 1900mm (L) x 190mm (W) x 14mm

Engineered Timber Flooring

An engineered timber floor is a 100% timber flooring product, but with all the benefits of modern technology. If you’re after a true timber floor, but want the practicality of modern techniques, then understanding what’s possible in an engineered timber floor is a great place to start.

Put simply, an engineered timber floor has a true timber top layer in your specified species, supported by plantation timber core materials. Depending on the floor this core might be a different kind of hardwood, or a plywood. What this means, is that you still get the timber you’re after, with a much more stable structure. One downfall of traditional solid flooring is that the grain ends aligned in one direction.

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