From cosy to glamorous: Deluxe floor made of Walnut

Our Deluxe floorboards made from these noble hardwoods have a 4.5 mm sawcut noble top veneer and are 19 mm thick in total.

The width of the Walnut floorboards ranges from 160 to 350 mm. Availability allowing, we will on request also manufacture the floorboards in fixed widths. The floorboards are available in lengths of 1.6 m to 4.5 m and, depending on availability of the raw timber, also up to 5 m long.

You will normally receive all “Château by adler” parquet floorboards graded “Standard”, i.e. with knots and a small sapwood component.

The timber for the long and wide Deluxe floorboards may exhibit slight cracks as a result of shrinkage and wind stress. The large dimensions and natural shrinkage may also encourage minor surface cracks due to stress and drying.

These wide floorboards will be beneficiated with our NATURA+ surface treatment.

Wood is a natural product. Colour deviations may occur both between different product batches and within a batch, depending on the substances the wood contains and on its grain. These individual colours are distinctive and certify the authenticity of the natural timber product.

The Deluxe floorboard comprises 3 layers with 19 millimetre overall thickness. The large widths and lengths will require full spread gluing.

The thermal resistance of the multi-layered Deluxe floorboards is ca. 0.16 m²k / W (as per EN14342), thus rendering it suitable for laying on hot water underfloor heating .

Maximum surface temperatures of 26°C should not be exceeded. Please refer to our laying instructions under Downloads and information provided under “All about Parquets” for comprehensive laying guidelines on underfloor heating.

You should give your noble Ash Deluxe flooring the care it deserves to ensure that you may enjoy it for many years to come.

Always ensure that your ambient room conditions remain healthy to ensure both your own health and that of your parquet floor. Relative humidity of ca. 50 – 60% and room temperatures between 19 and 22°C would be ideal. Your wooden floor may be damaged unless these guideline values are maintained. The danger of drying out exists especially during heating periods, potentially causing shrinkage cracks in the worst case. Normally such cracks will, however, largely close up again as the ambient room conditions improve. The glued layers may also experience shrinkage stress in the event of sudden moisture change.

We may also on your request offer you our Deluxe floorboards in Walnut as 100% PEFC certified parquet flooring. Depending on the wood sources we also might be able to offer a FSC^® certified product. Please contact us in this respect.