Terris Timber
Engineered oak flooring in an interior

Three-layer engineered oak flooring

145 floors · from 37,95 € / m²

15-year warranty14-day returnsDelivery across Europe in 5–10 working daysDownload the PDF catalogue
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Oak LyonOak Lyon in an interior

Oak Lyon

72,95 €/ m²

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Oak MalmoOak Malmo in an interior

Oak Malmo

87,95 €/ m²

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Oak ParisOak Paris in an interior

Oak Paris

83,95 €/ m²

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The catalogue currently holds 145 engineered oak designs — every one of them three-layer European oak, with prices starting at 37,95 €/m², VAT included. Formats cover the full spectrum: boards run from 550 to 2200 mm in length and from 90 to 400 mm in width, with overall thicknesses of 13.3 to 18 mm. By tone, natural shades lead the way (104 designs), joined by 22 light and 19 dark; 22 designs are laid in a herringbone pattern and 24 belong to the XL format.

Start with the finish: across the catalogue, 92 designs are oiled and 47 lacquered; 7 of them are also smoked. An oiled surface can be renewed locally without sanding the entire floor — we compare the two approaches in our guide to oiled versus lacquered boards. The second thing to check is the top layer: the oak wear layer runs from 2.7 to 6.6 mm across the catalogue, and its thickness decides how many times the floor can be re-sanded over its lifetime. Every board in the catalogue suits water-based underfloor heating — in that case we recommend gluing the boards to the subfloor; the reasoning is set out in our guide to engineered oak over underfloor heating.

Before you order, measure your rooms and work out the quantity with a cutting allowance in the m² calculator — the minimum flooring order is 20 m². It is worth checking the tone under your own lighting: we send up to 3 free parquet samples. Orders are delivered across the EU within 5–10 working days; delivery costs 129.95 € and is free from 2 000 €. Depending on the collection, the boards are covered by a warranty of up to 15 years.

Comparison

CriterionOiledLacqueredSmoked (oiled)
Designs in the catalogue92477
Surfacematt, with the wood grain felt underfootsmooth, sealed lacquer layeroiled, deeper-toned oak
Local repairyes — the damaged spot is sanded and re-oiled locallyno — a larger area is sanded and re-lacqueredyes — as for oiled
Routine carecleaning plus maintenance oil as traffic demandscleaning only, no oiling neededcleaning plus maintenance oil as traffic demands
Construction and thicknessthree-layer oak; catalogue range 13.3–18 mmthree-layer oak; catalogue range 13.3–18 mmthree-layer oak; catalogue range 13.3–18 mm
Underfloor heatingsuitable, glue-down recommendedsuitable, glue-down recommendedsuitable, glue-down recommended
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All engineered wood — in a single file

All models in the collection with prices, dimensions and specifications. Handy for browsing offline, printing or sending to your fitter.

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Frequently asked questions

How many m² of engineered oak should I order so I don't run short?
Measure the floor area and add a cutting allowance — herringbone needs more than a straight lay. The easiest way to get an exact figure is the m² calculator, and we explain the method in a separate article. Bear in mind that the minimum flooring order is 20 m².
Is three-layer engineered oak suitable for underfloor heating?
Yes — every board in the catalogue suits water-based underfloor heating. In that case we recommend gluing the boards to the subfloor rather than laying them floating: heat transfers more efficiently. There is more detail in our guide to engineered oak over underfloor heating.
What difference does the thickness of the top layer make, and which should I choose?
The top layer is the solid oak surface that can be sanded back and refinished as it wears — a thicker layer withstands more sandings than a thinner one. In the catalogue the top layer ranges from 2.7 to 6.6 mm, with an overall board thickness of 13.3 to 18 mm. For living spaces with average traffic, 3 mm is usually plenty.
Oiled or lacquered boards — which is more practical day to day?
In the catalogue, 92 designs are oiled and 47 lacquered; 7 of them are also smoked. An oiled surface can be repaired locally — a damaged patch is simply sanded and re-oiled, whereas a lacquered floor needs a larger area refinished. You will find a detailed comparison in our article on oiled versus lacquered boards.
Can I get samples before I order?
Yes — we send up to 3 free parquet samples; order them on the Samples page. Oak reads differently under different light, so it pays to view a sample in the very room the floor is destined for. The 20 m² minimum order does not apply to samples.
How much does delivery cost, and how long does it take?
We deliver across the EU within 5–10 working days. Delivery costs 129.95 € and is free from 2 000 €. You can pay by card or bank transfer, all prices include VAT, and a 14-day return period applies.
Can I see the boards in person before ordering?
A showroom is planned — a place to compare tones and finishes side by side. Until then, the most reliable way to judge a design is to order up to 3 free samples and view them at home.

Not sure where to start? We can help.

Give us a call — we'll advise you based on your room, foot traffic and budget, and we'll send you samples free of charge.