Walnut Hardwood Floors

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Walnut Solid Hardwood Floors

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Walnut hardwood flooring gives your home a wonderful natural feel. Wood from the Walnut tree is warm and inviting, rich in colour and magnificently veined.

The Walnut tree is a member of the order Juglandeae, an order of trees and shrubs. Known for its beautiful wood, aromatic leaves, fleshy fruit and hard nut, the order comprises around thirty species which are mostly to be found in North America. Of all the order, the Walnut is perhaps the largest, growing very rapidly to a height of twenty feet in ten years and up to seventy feet in total. The trunk of the Walnut may often reach a diameter of five feet or more and its large limbs often spread up to forty feet from the stem.

The manufacture of gunstocks is still one of the main uses of Walnut because it has been found to be lighter in proportion to its strength and elasticity than any other timber; but it is also used for flooring, furniture, interior decoration and turnery generally. In young Walnut trees the wood is white but as the tree becomes older it is compact, brown, and beautifully veined, though still easy to work. Though now largely replaced for such purposes by mahogany and other foreign woods, it is still without doubt Europe's most beautiful of furniture-woods. In terms of the density and the beauty of the markings, timber obtained from trees grown on poor soil is actually the best; but the most beautiful of veinings are to be found in the roots.

We stock and supply a variety of beautiful solid, engineered and solid Walnut flooring options in a range of finishes and sizes .Narrow and wide planks, up to 220mm. Please browse this section and, if there is a product that you need that is not shown here then please contact us (08700 116 914) as we are able to source more products than we can show here

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