HEKLA

Heat‑treated oak with a deep grey burned finish that creates an elegant, dark tone. Brushed and hardwax oiled; price from 1 195 kr per m²traekompagniet.com.

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Pattern
Plank

Plank

Rolige, lange linjer, der strækker rummet.

Sildeben

Sildeben

Klassisk mønster, der får rummet til at virke bredere.

Chevron 45°

Chevron 45°

Vinkler i 45 grader, der giver rummet retning og dybde. Tidløst mønster med et harmonisk flow.

Chevron 60°

Chevron 60°

Markante vinkler i 60 grader, der giver gulvet karakter.

Versailles

Versailles

Klassisk fransk panelmønster i store kvadrater. Mønsteret i hvert panel kan skræddersyes efter ønske.

Dimensions
Plankegulv

Plankegulv

Width

140 / 180 / 220 / 260 mm

Length

1200-2400 mm

Thickness

16 / 21 / 30 mm
Sildeben

Sildeben

Width

70 / 100 / 120 / 150 mm

Length

490 / 600 / 730 / 1000 mm

Thickness

16 mm
Chevron 45°

Chevron 45°

Width

100 / 120 mm

Length

480 / 590 mm

Thickness

16 mm
Chevron 60°

Chevron 60°

Width

100 / 120 mm

Length

520 / 640 mm

Thickness

16 mm
Versailles

Versailles

Width

810 mm

Length

810 mm

Thickness

16 mm
Sortering
Select

Select

Uden knaster. Ren, ensartet overflade. Enkelt, minimalistisk udtryk.

Elegance

Elegance

Få knaster. Naturlig balance. Diskret karakter med træets oprindelige præg.

Rustik

Rustik

Knaster. Autentisk og levende. Træets fulde personlighed med markante knaster.

Structures
2-lags massiv

2-lags massiv

Denne opbygning giver gulvet robusthed overfor temperatursvingninger fra sæsonskift og gulvvarme.

Massiv

Massiv

Massiv eg hele vejen igennem.

Pejs brænder i moderne opholdsstue med sofa ved siden af store vinduer, der åbner ud mod terrasse og have.
Gang med lysegråt trægulv fører til sofaområde ved moderne pejs under abstrakt kunst på hvid væg.
To stole står på et tæppe foran en stor glasdør, ved siden af en moderne pejs.
Spejl reflekterer trappe, placeret over en bænk ved siden af en stueplante i minimalistisk hvidt rum.
Stor plante står ved siden af en bænk, spejl reflekterer trappe, med stue og pejs i baggrunden.
Grå trægulv møder grå fliser ved en døråbning, omkranset af en hvid væg.
Trægulv møder stengulv, adskilt diagonalt; træ har gråbrun tone, sten har lys grå, marmoreret tekstur.
Gråt trægulv støder op til hvid væg og mørkt panel, skaber kontrast i en minimalistisk indendørs indretning.
Trætrap, ubevægelig, ligger ved siden af en hvid væg og gråt flisegulv.
Foto fra Trækompagniets projekt: HEKLA
Sort skab med mange skuffer står i lys stue med træmøbler, blomster og åben dør til forhallen.
Sofabord med skåle på, omgivet af grå sofaer og planter i en lys stue med store vinduer.
Et moderne rum med træplankegulv, bord og stol, omkranset af hvide vægge og franske døre med vinduer.
Soveværelse med seng dækket af quiltet sengetæppe, står ved siden af natbord. Bænk nær vinduer med lysegardiner.
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HEKLA

Named for Hekla, historically dubbed “Hell’s Gate.” Layers of dark ash and lava stones from the volcano inspired the floor’s deep, moody huetraekompagniet.com.

HEKLA

Specifications

Wear layer

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The floor is built with a top layer of durable European oak and a plywood backing. The floor is available in different wear-layer thicknesses to suit your needs.


4.2 mm | 6 mm

Wear layer

Beveled edge

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The floor has a beveled edge, i.e., a slightly rounded or slanted transition between each plank. This is achieved by milling or sanding a small bevel along the plank edges before they are laid and finished.

A beveled-edge floor is ready for installation straight from production, saving time and costs since no additional finishing is needed. The bevel highlights each plank’s character and creates a more structured, traditional appearance.

Beveled edge

Finish

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The floor is treated with hardwax oil, which penetrates the wood and forms a protective layer. This treatment makes the surface resistant to wear, water, and stains while preserving the wood’s natural grain and color.

The surface can be refreshed as needed with new oil.

Finish

Underfloor heating

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Plank flooring can be installed floating. Chevron and herringbone must be fully glued down. We recommend glue-down installation for all patterns.
Gluing down provides better heat distribution with underfloor heating. You can replace individual planks if damaged, and you can mount kitchen units directly on glue-down floors.

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Underfloor heating

Installation

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We always recommend full glue-down installation for all floors. Chevron and herringbone patterns require glue-down, while plank floors can technically be installed floating.
Glue-down offers many advantages: quieter footfall, no door thresholds across continuous areas, level transitions, and no aluminum trims. You can even avoid skirting boards for a clean, minimalist look.
Glue-down ensures optimal heat distribution from underfloor heating with no air gaps. You can replace individual planks if damaged and install kitchen units directly on the floor—something not possible with floating floors.

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Maintenance

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The floor is easy to maintain with regular vacuuming and mopping. Oiled oak floors are generally very durable, but no wooden floor is maintenance-free.

Depending on use, wear, and sun exposure, the surface can be refreshed with new hardwax oil to maintain optimal protection and glow.

Maintenance

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Why customers choose us

With our own production and installation department, we deliver turnkey wood-floor solutions from start to finish. Our 22 years of experience ensure quality in every detail.

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Why customers choose us

22 years of experience

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We’ve delivered turnkey wood-floor solutions since 2003 and know every aspect of the process from start to finish. With over 1 million square meters supplied in Denmark, you can feel confident choosing us for your flooring project.

End-to-end solution from A–Z

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From consulting and design to production and installation—everything from a single provider with full accountability.

Tailored solutions

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Every floor is tailored to your wishes and your home’s specific needs, with options for personal customization.

In-house production

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We manufacture all floors in our own European facilities, controlling quality in every detail.

In-house installation team

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Our experienced craftsmen ensure professional installation and optimal durability of your floor.

Warranty & Service

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We stand behind our work with a comprehensive warranty and offer maintenance and post-installation service.

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FAQ

What are the pros and cons of a solid wood floor?

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A solid wood floor consists of the same wood species all the way through and is almost indestructible. It can be sanded many times. A solid wood floor is a natural product, which means it moves. When humidity rises or falls beyond the normal range (which is 35 to 65% relative humidity, as often happens in Denmark), you should be prepared for the boards to shrink or expand. This reaction can leave smaller or larger gaps, shrinkage cracks between the boards, or create a so-called washboard effect.

Can solid plank floors be installed floating?

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Solid plank floors must not be glued in the tongue-and-groove or installed as a floating floor, because each board must be able to move individually. Solid floors must either be screwed down or fully glued to a firm subfloor.

What is the difference between a glue-down and a floating installation?

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Floating (svømmende) installation is the most common way to lay wooden floors because it is quick and easy. Fully glued floors, however, offer many more advantages. Fully glued floors mean the wood is glued directly onto a solid subfloor (concrete/chipboard) (chipboard). This gives a completely different resonance and therefore much better acoustics in the room.

 

Advantages of a fully glued floor:

  • Much better acoustics in the room (feels more solid).
  • You can run the floor in one piece–e.g., through door openings.
  • Avoid thresholds in doorways and aluminum trims at tile transitions.
  • Option for a joint at transitions to any tiles.
  • Greater stability.
  • Better heat conduction with underfloor heating.
  • Install the kitchen and other heavy furniture directly on the floor.
  • No need for skirting boards; a flexible sealant joint along the walls is sufficient.

 

The difference between floating and fully glued floors can be experienced in our showroom.

Should I choose oiled or lacquered floors?

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There are pros and cons to both finishes. Lacquered floors cannot be treated or repaired locally, which is a drawback. Another drawback is that lacquered floors become worn/scratched more quickly in high-traffic areas, such as hallways, by the sink and stove in the kitchen, or at the entrance. The advantages of lacquer are that the floor requires very little maintenance in the first years. Many people feel that lacquered floors look a bit artificial. We recommend using hardwax oil, which is both durable and requires less maintenance in the long term.

Oiled floors need maintenance every year, whereas hardwax-oiled floors only require it every second or third year. The surface can easily be refreshed and repaired locally. We recommend choosing an oiled surface with hardwax that is naturally cured. It has most of the advantages.

Can I have my floors treated or maintained by you?

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Trækompagniet offers to take care of the maintenance of your floors. We will come and treat your floor whenever you wish, and we can provide ongoing treatments as needed. It is very important to treat your floor correctly from the start. Trækompagniet has its own floor-care products that guarantee your floors will last a long time.

Do your floors tolerate underfloor heating?

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Yes, all our floors are suitable for underfloor heating. Most of our floors are oak, which is actually one of the best wood species to choose if you want underfloor heating beneath a wooden floor.