Champagney Herringbone

Aged

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Champagney has been crafted using the finest character-packed French Oak. This classic dark brown floor is made by hand in our Cheshire workshops and features scrubbed, raised knots and hand-rolled edges which ensure that the undulating texture flows across the entire floor. It has a burnished hardwax oil finish that is both natural and durable.

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All of our Aged floors undergo a 24-month seasoning process in order to bring out their beautiful, natural shape and movement. Choose from extra wide 220mm/8.5” planks, chevron and herringbone blocks, and Parquet de Versailles panels, all with a 12-ply USA construction standard. Our extraordinary Parquet de Versailles design is registered to Woodworks and cannot be found in any other floor, or anywhere else. We hand-cut the elements within our panels and are the only creators in the world to match each element from panel to panel. Champagney is a carefully crafted floor that is sure to make a statement in any room or project, and with 20mm/ ¾” thick boards and blocks, it will last for decades to come. Champagney is not suitable for use as wall cladding but can be used with underfloor heating. Architectural details are available upon request and are made to complement the tonal values of your floor. Maintaining this floor is effortless with our Care System 2. To order a sample or discuss your project further by contacting our Woodworks Specification Consultant.
SpeciesAged French Oak
GradeRustic
Width100mm
Thickness20mm
Length500mm
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Specification

Wood SpeciesAged French Oak
DesignHerringbone
GradeRustic
Construction2Ply Engineered
Wear Layer6mm Nominal Wear Layer
Width100mm
Thickness20mm
Length500mm
FinishBurnished Hardwax Oil Matt
Surface TextureSkip Sawn, Scrubbed Knots & Undulating Texture
ColourMedium
CertificationUKTR Compliant
Edge DetailSoft Rolled Edges
Care SystemCare System 2

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