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Arena - Chevron

Code: HW3432

Venture Plank

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Specification

  • Construction
    Multi-Layered Engineered
  • Species
    European Oak
  • Product Type
    Wood Flooring
  • Wear Layer
    4mm
  • Process
    Black Stained
  • Pattern
    45° Chevron
  • Finish
    Extra Black UV Oiled
  • Profile
    Tongue & Groove
  • Edge Profile
    4-Sided Bevelled
  • Thickness
    13mm
  • Width
    120mm
  • Length
    525mm
  • Grade
    Prime
  • Colour Group
    Brunette

Features

  • HavSeal Green
  • Cradle-to-Cradle Certified® BRONZE
  • Glue down installation
  • Birch Ply Backing
  • Suitable for underfloor heating
  • Suitable for cladding
  • Available in other formats.

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Looking to compliment your floor?

A complete range of T and end sections, ramps and stair nosings is available to complement this product: stained, textured, oiled and white oiled, where appropriate, to match it as closely as possible

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Want to keep your floor looking perfect?

A great wooden floor is the result of a good fitter using the correct products to install the most applicable boards, finished with just the right mouldings. At Havwoods we don't stop at supplying the wood, so you don’t have to leave the details to chance.

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Installation Instructions

Depending on the product you choose and the sub-floor or site conditions, the installation instructions can vary. Take a look our Document Library to access the most relevant information and if you are unsure please contact our team

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The famous landscape artist Alfred Heaton Cooper first established a studio in Ambleside in 1905, with a gallery being built on the current site in 1938. Now four generations of artists who have typified Lake District landscapes are represented in this recently refurbished space devoted to presenting world-leading mountain art.