01Named Colourways, Real Codes
| Colourway code | Colourway | Register |
|---|---|---|
| HS-oak-44 | Golden oak | Warm mid-tone for residential and hospitality schemes. |
| HS-oak-47 | Coffee oak | Deep brown register. |
| oak-41 | Natural | Light natural oak tone. |
| oak-42 | Honey | Warm honey tone. |
| oak-43 | Black base & white | High-contrast washed register. |
| oak-45 | Grey | Cool grey register for contemporary schemes. |
Sixty engineered lines make this the depth centre of the wood range, and the named oak colourways above — recorded verbatim from the catalogue — show how the family is organised: species-and-tone lines that a specifier can name in a schedule and re-order by code. Engineered construction is the default choice for wide-plank hotel and residential work because the core carries the stability the surface timber cannot; the comparison guide in the blog (engineered vs solid vs laminate) gives the full decision method for project conditions.
02Specifying Engineered Lines
The catalogue listings name colourways; the construction details that decide a specification — veneer thickness, core construction, plank dimensions, finish system — are confirmed per line at quotation. That division is normal for engineered ranges and it is why the schedule, not the listing, is the specification. Practical sequence: shortlist by colourway code from the range, request the construction record for the shortlisted lines, approve a physical sample of the chosen line, then lock the code into the area programme. Skipping the construction record is how two "oak engineered floors" at different prices turn out to be the same price for different products.
Chain-of-custody matters in timber. The company's certificate page lists an FSC certificate — available upon request. If your project's timber policy requires certified material, name the requirement and the exact lines in the schedule, and request the certificate matched to them before payment.
QBuyer Questions
Which flooring lines carry certificates?
The company's certificate page lists SGS laminate flooring certification, CE certification, an FSC chain-of-custody certificate for wood products and a CARB certificate for composite wood products. Certificates are available upon request — name the exact lines in your schedule and request the matching documents before payment.
Can flooring ship with the rest of a project list?
Yes — flooring consolidates with furniture, vanities and sanitary ware for the same project. Flooring is dense and damage-sensitive; the packing plan for the floor lines in your schedule should be confirmed with the quotation.
How do I compare two flooring quotations?
Line by line, on construction: wear layer or veneer, core material and density, plank dimensions, click system, finish. Two floors with the same photograph and different cores are different products. The comparison guides in the blog walk the constructions category by category.
Are accessories part of the range?
Yes — ten flooring accessory lines sit alongside the 213 floor lines (skirting, transitions and matching pieces). Include them in the schedule from the start; accessories forgotten at quotation become air-freight at installation.
Working on a project materials list?
Send the BOQ, drawings or room schedule. The team replies with a materials schedule, per-item quotation and the certificates available for the items on your list.