Planed oak boards

Planed boards differ from the rest in how the surface is worked: instead of being sanded perfectly smooth, the face is shaped with a plane, leaving a gentle ripple you can feel barefoot. The practical benefit is simple — fine scratches and everyday wear show far less on a textured face than on a smooth board, which is why this option is often chosen for hallways, living rooms and homes with pets. The catalogue currently holds 10 planed designs, all in three-layer European oak.

The construction matches the rest of the range: a 14–15 mm board with a 3 mm or 4 mm oak top layer that can be sanded and renewed in the future. A planed surface pairs best with an oiled finish — it leaves the relief free of any film and allows local repairs; we weigh the finishes in our article on oiled versus lacquered boards. Installation is click or glue-down; over water-based underfloor heating we recommend gluing the boards to the subfloor.

Before ordering, measure up and confirm the quantity with the m² calculator — the minimum flooring order is 20 m². If you are torn between planed and smooth, order up to 3 free samples and compare the textures under your own lighting; orders are delivered across the EU within 5–10 working days.