Storm Chevron
Herringbone & Chevron · 600 × 120 × 15 mm
Oxburgh
| Construction | Engineered European oak |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1900 mm × 190 mm × 15 mm |
| Wear layer | 4 mm |
| Surface | Brushed With Reactive Finish |
| Finish | Matte |
| Edge profile | Micro Bevel |
| Joint | Tongue & Groove |
| Boards per pack | 6 |
| Coverage per pack | 2.166 m² |
Pricing depends on the area, installation and subfloor preparation, so we prepare a quote for each job. Please call us on 1300 690 160 or visit our Camberwell showroom to see this floor in person.
Board size1900 mm × 190 mm × 15 mm
Wear layer4 mm · Engineered European oak
Surface & finishBrushed With Reactive Finish · Matte
Per pack2.166 m² · 6 boards
Oxburgh is a textured, rustic oak from our reactive-finish series. The boards are brushed to open up the grain, then finished with a reactive treatment, so no two boards look quite the same. Laid across a room, that variation gives the floor an aged, characterful look.
Specifications
- 1900 × 190 × 15 mm engineered European oak
- 4 mm oak wear layer on a layered core
- Micro-bevelled edges, tongue and groove joint
- Brushed surface with reactive finish, matte
- Six boards per pack, 2.166 m²
Room size matters with Oxburgh
A board with this much character suits bigger rooms where the pattern has space to repeat. Across a 30 m² living area the light and dark boards average out into a textured whole. In a small room, a handful of darker boards together can look like a patch. Before deciding for a small space, lay out several boards together at the showroom and step back.
Style notes
Oxburgh sits with our neutral grey shades. It works with plaster-white walls, black steel windows and natural stone, and it keeps a modern renovation from feeling too polished. In a warehouse-style townhouse or a mid-century house in Balwyn North with timber ceilings, it adds texture without competing. The uneven colour and matte surface also hide everyday marks, which helps in a house with kids.
Installation
Installation follows our standard engineered oak process: a moisture test on concrete and a flatness check, then the boards are glued down or fixed over timber. We blend boards from several packs as we lay so the colour spreads evenly. Care is straightforward: vacuum regularly to remove grit, use felt pads under furniture and clean with a damp mop.
Related boards
Compare Oxburgh with Westminster and Jacobean from the same series, or with Smoke Grey herringbone if you want the texture to come from pattern instead. See the grey and neutral shades page and the full engineered oak range. You're welcome to ask for a free sample, or call us on 1300 690 160.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is Oxburgh a good choice for a small room?
It can be, but the variation shows best in larger rooms. For a small space, lay several boards out together at the showroom first to see how it reads.
How many packs of Oxburgh for 30 m²?
Each pack covers 2.166 m². With about 10% extra you would order for 33 m², which is 16 packs.
Why do Oxburgh boards differ in colour?
The reactive finish reacts differently with each board, which produces the variation. It is intentional, and installers mix packs so it spreads evenly.
Free measure & quote
Interested in this floor?
You can order a free sample, or book a free measure and quote and we will bring boards to your home.