- Ideal performance for underfloor heating
- Oil wax + brush
- 114% harder than layered oak planks
- Fast and convenient installation without glue
- No sanding
- Durability for many years – up to 15 years warranty
- Eco-friendly production – less wood consumption
Venifloor Oak Beam veneered wood flooring is a tribute to history encapsulated in a modern form. Inspired by old beams from granaries and barns, it impresses with its raw beauty and natural wood structure, in which knots, cracks and distinct grain are visible.
The light tone of the veneer contrasts with the grain of the wood, creating a unique visual effect – each board has its own individual character. Additional brushing emphasizes the natural structure, and a layer of protective oil-wax gives the surface durability and resistance to damage.
Beam Oak is an option for people who are looking for a unique finish – with soul, history and noble appearance. Choose a floor that tells its own story and brings authenticity, warmth and unique style to the interior.
Rustic Class – ABCD: Rustic wood species, such as Rustic Oak from the Prime collection. High variation in color and wood grain, intense hues, acceptable healthy/overgrown knots without restriction, with seasoned cracks, acceptable heartwood, edge defects filled with hard putty, sapwood without restriction. Planks may contain occasional knotless lots with characteristic wood grain. Black and filled knots – up to 5 cm in diameter – are also allowed. The range includes rustic floors with clear grain contrasts, strong knot accents and sapwood. This class also applies to some exotic species. Rustic style, clear accents, large knots also filled with a special two-component putty.
Underfloor heating systems
No | Property | Test Results | ||
Venifloor 10 mm | Solid oak 16 mm | Layer floor 15 mm | ||
1. | Thermal conductivity λ [W/mK]. (higher score = better parameter) | 0,255 | 0,184 | 0,162 |
2. | Thermal resistance, R [m2K/W]. (lower score = better parameter) | 0,039 | 0,087 | 0,092 |
Prepared by Valerjan Romanovski, PhD, Warsaw University of Life Sciences, Department of Wood Technology.
| Brinell hardness test | |
| Examined features | Test results |
| Determination of indentation resistance – Brinell HB medot (PN-EN 1534:2011) | |
| Venifloor board | 78,1 N/mm2 |
| Floorboard wear layer Oak | 36,5 N/mm2 |
| Pine board | 18,8 N/mm2 |
