A solid Douglas fir floor in a light white tone, with a steel‑brushed surface and colour oil finish. The boards are 19 mm thick. Price from 1 195 kr per m²traekompagniet.com.
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Plank
Rolige, lange linjer, der strækker rummet.
Plankegulv
Width
160 / 160-350 mmLength
2000-5000 mmThickness
19 mm
Select
Elegance
Rustik
2-lags massiv
Denne opbygning giver gulvet robusthed overfor temperatursvingninger fra sæsonskift og gulvvarme.
Massiv
Denne opbygning giver gulvet robusthed overfor temperatursvingninger fra sæsonskift og gulvvarme.
The floor is treated with a white-pigmented oil for extra protection.
We always recommend full glue-down installation for all floors. Chevron and herringbone patterns require glue-down, while plank flooring can technically be installed floating.
Glue-down offers many advantages: better footfall sound, no thresholds across continuous floors, level transitions, and no aluminum trims. You can 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, which is not possible with floating floors.
The floor is easy to maintain with regular vacuuming and mopping. Oiled 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 oil to maintain optimal protection and glow.
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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There are pros and cons to both finishes. Lacquered floors cannot be treated or repaired locally, which is a disadvantage. Another disadvantage is that lacquered floors become worn/scratched more quickly in high-traffic areas, such as hallways, around 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.
There are pros and cons to both finishes. Lacquered floors cannot be treated or repaired locally, which is a disadvantage. Another disadvantage is that lacquered floors become worn/scratched more quickly in high-traffic areas, such as hallways, around 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.
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, around the sink and stove in the kitchen, or at the entrance. The advantage of lacquer is 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.
There are pros and cons to both finishes. Lacquered floors cannot be treated or repaired locally, which is a disadvantage. Another disadvantage 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.
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 entrances. The advantage of lacquer is 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.
There are pros and cons to both finishes. Lacquered floors cannot be treated or repaired locally, which is a disadvantage. Another disadvantage is that lacquered floors become worn/scratched more quickly in high-traffic areas, such as hallways, near the sink and stove in the kitchen, or at the entrance. The advantage of lacquer is 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.
There are pros and cons to both finishes. Lacquered floors cannot be treated or repaired locally, which is a disadvantage. Another disadvantage is that lacquered floors become worn or scratched more quickly in high-traffic areas, such as hallways, near the sink and stove in the kitchen, or at the entrance. The advantage of lacquer is 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.
