Grey Engineered Oak Flooring

Sandy grey, smoked rocky grey and driftwood oak: muted tones that sit quietly alongside stone, concrete and cool colour schemes. Real oak with a grey-toned finish, supplied across the UK.

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The floors

9 grey & muted engineered oak floors: 8 plank, 1 chevron. Every floor has its own page with full specification.

LN139

Coffee Oak

Plank · 125mm · 14mm board, 3mm oak · Classic grade · Brushed Matt Lacquered

LN215

Distressed Charcoal Grey

Plank · 220mm · 15mm board, 4mm oak · Antique grade · Hardwax Oiled

LN217

Distressed Driftwood Grey

Plank · 220mm · 15mm board, 4mm oak · Antique grade · Hardwax Oiled

LN214

Distressed Invisible

Plank · 220mm · 15mm board, 4mm oak · Antique grade · Hardwax Oiled

LN210

Distressed Moonstone Grey

Plank · 220mm · 15mm board, 4mm oak · Antique grade · Hardwax Oiled

LN51

Sandy Grey Oak

Plank · 190mm · 14mm board, 3mm oak · Classic grade · Brushed & Oiled

LN55

Sandy Grey Oak

Plank · 220mm · 14mm board, 3mm oak · Classic grade · Brushed & Oiled

LN147

Smoked Grey Oak

Plank · 150mm · 14mm board, 3mm oak · Classic grade · Brushed Matt Lacquered

LN131

Smoked Rocky Grey Oak

Chevron · 90 × 510mm · 14mm board, 3mm oak · Classic grade · Brushed & Oiled

Choosing a grey oak floor

How this tone behaves in a room, and what to put with it.

Rooms

Where it works

Contemporary homes, kitchens with stone or concrete worktops, and coastal schemes. Grey oak calms a room with a lot going on.

Pairing

What to pair it with

Soft white and warm grey walls, natural stone, linen and blackened steel. Add warmth with timber furniture or a wool rug.

Undertone

Warm or cool grey

Sandy greys carry a warm undertone; smoked greys are cooler. Compare samples against your paint colours before you decide.

Other tones

The same engineered oak in a different colour.

White & pale

Whitewashed, cotton and snowdrop tones.

25 floors

Natural & light

Invisible and natural oak finishes.

39 floors

Golden & honey

Warm golden, malt and honey oak.

18 floors

Dark & smoked

Deep brown, smoked and black oak.

12 floors

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Grey & Muted Oak,
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Common questions about grey & muted engineered oak.

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Is grey oak flooring real wood?

Yes. Every grey floor here is real oak. The grey tone comes from the finish or from smoking the timber, and the natural grain still shows through.

Is grey flooring going out of style?

Cold, flat greys have dated, but warm, sandy and smoked greys with visible grain remain a strong choice for contemporary homes.

Does grey oak go with a warm interior?

Choose a sandy grey with a warm undertone for warm schemes, and a smoked grey for cooler, more minimal rooms.

Can grey engineered oak go over underfloor heating?

Yes. All of our engineered oak is suitable for underfloor heating when glued down over the heated screed.

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own light.

Colour changes with the light in every room. Order free samples and compare them at home before you decide.

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Grey Engineered Oak Flooring

The floors

Choosing a grey oak floor

Where it works

What to pair it with

Warm or cool grey

Other tones

White & pale

Natural & light

Golden & honey

Dark & smoked

Grey & Muted Oak,Answered

See it in yourown light.

Grey & Muted Oak,
Answered

See it in your
own light.