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Maritime pine Floorboard (L)2m (W)140mm (T)21mm, Pack of 5
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Product information
This thick whitewood flooring is simple to install and treated to be a long-lasting, luxury floor for your home.
Features and benefits
The irresistible natural beauty of solid wood flooring remains a popular choice for many. The look and feel of the woodgrain coupled with the thermal insulation properties of wood will make your chosen space one of tranquility and warmth. Solid wood flooring is susceptible to moisture and humidity changes, making it sensitive to seasonal changes, so you'll need to consider acclimatisation before installation but once laid, and with maintenance the hardwearing nature of wood flooring means it's a great long term option for your home.
- Pack of 5 boards
- End matched with T&G ends so boards don't need to be joined above joists, therefore reducing wastage
- Suitable for domestic applications in single family dwellings
- Suitable for use in the Hallway, lounge, dining room, kitchen, bedroom, playroom & conservatories
Health and safety
Please note that this item has additional safety or regulatory datasheets available. The product may have possible health and safety hazards covered in these documents. Refer to the container for full information and always follow the instructions.
Specifications
| Material | Maritime pine |
|---|---|
| Pack quantity | 5 |
| Product length | 2000mm |
| Product thickness | 21mm |
| Product weight | 2.94kg |
| Product width | 140mm |
| Product code | 3663602861447 |
Reviews
Some packs are too warped to use.
Ainsy - 13 days ago
Bought three packs. The first was fine, the second was a struggle and the third was so warped they just would not fit together. Waste of money.
Awful quality, best avoided.
MilkAnd2Sugars - 27 days ago
Some of the worst timber I've had the misfortune to use, and I've used a lot down the years. Bought nearly a grands worth of these last month, (price has gone up 7 quid a pack since then) there's a fair few with damaged corners and splits, and they range in size from 139mm to 142mm - roughly half are 141mm, and they're 20mm thick, not 21. The worst thing though is most of them aren't even the same size at each end of the board! Knots I can deal with, warped, twisted boards I can pull in with clamps, but when one end is 1 or 2mm bigger...
I even rang up before I ordered to check that 140mm is the finished size, geezer assured me it was, said they always try to be as accurate as possible with their product descriptions.
Do yourself a favour; buy P5 chipboard instead and get some laminate with the money you saved.
Pleasantly surprised
morgyface - 2 months ago
I bought a pack of these to patch a bathroom floor, whilst the width didn't match the victorian boards I was replacing the depth was an almost perfect match to the 13/16 thick victorian boards I was replacing. I found them to be straight and solid. Probably the best wood I've bought from B&Q.
Great Floorboards
Sam H S - 7 months ago
I’m renovating an old house and it was a struggle to find 140mm wide boards that weren’t from a reclaim yard. Laid 20m2 of these boards and they were great. Straight and solid. Use hidden screws for a perfect finish.
Good Boards if you're on a budget
josh2027 - 8 months ago
I Bought a large number of floorboards (somewhere in the region of 30 packs) to refloor my hall-lounge-dining room all as one continuous floor. I used 24grit sanding belts to level any bumps in the existing subfloor and then laid 5mm vitrex underlay. I then used 45x3.5mm tongue tite screws to secret screw the new boards to the floor.
To help lay the boards, I bought 3 flooring straps, a rubber mallet, rubber block, 18v Drill +1.5mm bits) and an 18v impact driver.
To finish the new floor, ive used 3 coats of linseed oil (mixed 50:50 with low odour white spirits) followed by 2 coats of satin osmo.
Ive only finished the hallway but so far am very happy with the results.
Some of the boards needed some persuasion to lay and some (but few) were waped, any warped boards I just cut and used as start or finish boards.
The boards were easy enough to work with, Yes Oak boards might be better and tougher, but that’d likely be twice the cost.
Overall I think this a great solution for anyone on a budget, like me.