• Bog Oak

    Havwoods’ Bog Oak flooring is derived from semi-fossilized trees in European lakes, rivers and peat bogs, where they were preserved and transformed over centuries.
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    Nov. 1, 2023
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    Bog Oak flooring
    Bog Oak flooring

    Havwoods’ Bog Oak flooring is derived from semi-fossilized trees in European lakes, rivers and peat bogs, where they were preserved and transformed over centuries to create intricate patterns. The 3/4 inch thick wood has deep ebony hues, a 5 mm wear layer and is available in various widths (9 7/8 in. – 13 ¾ in.) and lengths (78 3/4 in. – 157 1/2 in.) It can also be suitable for underfloor heating.

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