Cinnamon Oak 18mm Engineered Wood Flooring

Cinnamon Oak Flooring

Cinnamon Oak engineered flooring is a warm, honey-gold to amber-brown oak, with straight grain and some cathedral figuring. As with any natural wood product, expect some variation from board to board. Some runs come through fairly uniform, others show more contrast between lighter and darker boards. Knots do appear too, and can vary in size, so don’t expect every board to look identical. It’s part of our Timeless 18mm engineered wood range.

This board is brushed and UV oiled, giving it a natural, low-sheen finish rather than a high-gloss look. If it gets a scratch, you can usually spot-treat it with a matching oil rather than resanding the whole room. That’s a real advantage over a lacquered floor.

Cinnamon Oak flooring carries a Class 23 heavy domestic and Class 32 general commercial rating. That means it holds up well in busy homes and light commercial spaces. It comes with a 15-Year Residential Warranty.

Before fitting, let the boards acclimatise in the room for at least 48 hours, laid flat. Don’t leave them in a garage or anywhere freezing cold, the room needs to be at normal room temperature. And standing them upright instead can cause them to bow.

Fitting and Cutting

The subfloor needs to be as flat as possible, same as with any flooring. Engineered wood generally has a bit more give than people expect, though. For a very uneven surface, a plyboard overlay or a screed will sort it before you start.

With Cinnamon Oak flooring, you can float it, stick it down fully, or secret nail it. Floating it needs an underlay underneath, see our underlay range. Going full stick-down, we’d recommend Monosil P adhesive. Sticking it down on a concrete subfloor, you’ll need a liquid damp proof membrane first. On floorboards, ply the subfloor before sticking down.

Secret nailing is another option for Cinnamon Oak flooring. This hides the fixing inside the joint rather than on the surface. With Tongue-Tite screws, you drive a screw into each board’s tongue at roughly a 45-degree angle. Space the screws roughly every 6 inches, and they pull each board in tight against its neighbour. They’re self-piloting, so there’s no need to pre-drill. A porta-nailer does the same job a different way. It’s a striking tool, hit with a mallet to drive a nail into the tongue at roughly the same angle. Either way, the next board’s groove covers the fixing completely once it’s in place.

A chop saw, jigsaw, or hand saw will all cut these boards cleanly. So Cinnamon Oak engineered flooring is ready to fit and finish properly, whichever method suits the job.

Key Features:

• Oak, Multi-Ply Core: This Cinnamon Oak engineered flooring has a 4mm wear layer of genuine, sustainably sourced oak over a multi-ply core. That gives you real wood underfoot with the stability engineered wood is built for.
• Random Length Planks: Boards vary between 400mm and 1500mm long, with a bevelled edge on each one, for a natural, less uniform look.
• Tongue and Groove: Fit it floating, glued down, or secret nailed, whichever suits the job.
• Underfloor Heating Compatible: Works with water-based underfloor heating systems.
• 15-Year Warranty: Every board comes with a 15-year residential warranty.

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