Woodpecker® Solid Wood Flooring
York Flooring
A traditional tongue and groove solid wood floor manufactured from American White Oak and... More>
Dunster Oak Flooring
An exclusive premium quality solid oak floor. Its rustic character brings ... More>
Flink Oak Flooring
Achieves what all the experts said couldn't be done! An Engineered Solid Wood floor with a glueless... More>
Denbigh Oak Flooring Blocks
Traditional Parquet-style wood blocks are one of the oldest styles of wood flooring... More>
Speciality Flooring
Bespoke footworn collection made from English Oak. These distinctive floors are made... More>
You will find a variety of solid wood floors from as far afield as Russia, the Far East, North and South America, Eastern Europe and Western Europe in the following ranges. Each is treated in different ways to bring out the natural qualities of the material and complement the unique style of your home.
Each board is made from a single piece of timber, usually with a tongue and groove joint, on the ends as well as the long side. This is called "Ends Matched"and ensures that your floor is secured firmly to the subfloor and gives maximum stability.
We only source our products from managed forests where there is a commitment to sustainability – when you buy from Woodpecker® you may be sure that your children’s children will enjoy an enduringly beautiful floor, and also an unspoilt environment for many years to come.
We strongly recommend that once you have chosen your solid wood floor that you use an experienced floor fitter who has the necessary experience and means to test the atmospheric and subfloor moisture levels in your property. This is very important as wood is homogenous and will take on and give off moisture which in turn will cause it to expand or contract depending on moisture levels. It is important therefore that the prevailing conditions are taken into account prior to installation.
It is also important to note that it is normal to expect some movement within a solid wood floor due to seasonal changes in humidity which will normally settle down once a floor has been down for a year or so.