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Original price was: £74.99.£67.99Current price is: £67.99. m² Inc. VATQuickstepCascadaToffee Brown Oak Extra Matt CASC3888
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Original price was: £70.99.£64.50Current price is: £64.50. m² Inc. VATQuickstepCascadaWhite Cappuccino Oak Extra Matt CASC6033
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Original price was: £59.99.£54.50Current price is: £54.50. m² Inc. VATQuickstepAmatoWintry Forest Oak Extra Matt AMT3854
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Original price was: £82.49.£74.99Current price is: £74.99. m² Inc. VATQuickstepCalaWintry Forest Oak Extra Matt CAL7445
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Original price was: £70.99.£64.50Current price is: £64.50. m² Inc. VATQuickstepCascadaWintry Forest Oak Extra Matt CASC3854
From light and contemporary tones to deep, rich oaks, Bathroom engineered wood flooring comes in a range of finishes and styles to suit any space. Whether you’re creating a calm, Scandinavian-inspired interior or a warm, rustic setting, these floors offer exceptional versatility and long-lasting quality.
They’re also easy to maintain — just a simple cleaning routine keeps your floor looking stunning for years.
Waterproof engineered wood flooring is made from multiple layers of real wood bonded together for enhanced strength and stability. The top layer is genuine hardwood, protected by a special surface treatment that helps prevent moisture from seeping in. This allows you to enjoy the beauty of natural oak in rooms where traditional wood flooring would normally not be suitable.
Yes, that’s one of its biggest advantages. The waterproof design, sealed joints, and protective coatings make this flooring suitable for kitchens, hallways, and even bathrooms, where moisture is more common. However, it’s always best to follow the manufacturer’s fitting and maintenance guidance to ensure long-term protection.
Not exactly. Water-resistant floors can withstand everyday spills and surface moisture for extended periods, while waterproof floors have an even higher level of protection that completely prevents water from penetrating the joints or surface. Both options are highly durable and suitable for moisture-prone areas.
Maintenance is simple. Use a soft brush or to remove dust, and clean with a slightly damp microfibre mop using a pH-neutral wood floor cleaner. Avoid soaking the surface or using steam mops, as excessive water can still damage the wood over time. With proper care, these floors stay beautiful for decades.