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14mm Engineered
European Oak
FSC Certified
Low VOC
Tongue & Groove
For modern homes that want real European oak in a straightforward, balanced plank size, Eco Flooring Systems Swish Oak Contemporary provides a considered real-wood option. This engineered timber flooring uses 1900 x 190 x 14mm engineered boards made with FSC-sourced material and a UV-cured matte or oiled surface. Its practical value comes from combining an authentic timber face with a format that arrives ready for installation, reducing the sanding and coating work associated with unfinished boards. Correct subfloor preparation, expansion allowance and ongoing moisture control remain important to the finished result.
The contemporary palette favours usable naturals, pale oaks and restrained greys rather than highly decorative staining. Choose a light colour to open a smaller room or a mid-oak to create warmth across connected living, dining and kitchen zones. Compare Eco Flooring Systems Swish Oak Wideboard for a wider 220mm oak format. Before ordering the full floor, view several samples in the intended room at different times of day. Real timber is expected to vary, and that natural movement is what gives the finished installation depth and character.
Swish Oak Contemporary is a strong option if you want elegant timber flooring with reliable everyday performance. The stable plywood base supports the boards, while the UV matt lacquered or oiled coatings help create a tougher, more wear-resistant surface for living areas, bedrooms and open-plan spaces.
This range uses FSC sustainable raw materials and ultra-low VOCs that meet E1 international standards for indoor air quality. That makes it worth comparing if you want engineered timber flooring with a more responsible material story and a safer feel for family living spaces.
Swish Oak Contemporary uses a tongue and groove joining system, which helps the boards fit together neatly during installation. For the best long-term result, professional installation is usually recommended, especially where subfloor preparation, layout and expansion gaps need to be handled properly.
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We're a Certified Installer (Carpet & Resilient & Timber) with the Floor Covering Institute of Australia.
We're a member of the Australasian Timber Flooring Association (ATFA).
