Mafi OAK MOLTO VULCANO 90° - WHITE OIL Wooden flooring

Oak wood with dark colouring resulting from special heat treatment (without chemical additives).‎ Oak plank in 3-layer construction with large bevel on all sides and approx.‎ 4 mm top layer, with approx.‎ 4 mm backing in the same wood and middle layer conifer.‎ Tongue and groove on all sides for easy installation.‎ End cracks, stress cracks and knotholes up to 30mm are permitted.‎ Variations in color and sapwood are characteristic.‎ Small open cracks and unsealed spots of a few millimetres are permitted.‎ Oak is and remains a constant theme when it comes to durability, resilience and quality.‎ This collection is dedicated to oak in its natural variations from knotty to knotty to country.‎ Depending on the colour of the mafi wood flooring oil, the oak planks shine in vibrant yellow, modern white or even with a grey patina.‎ Each mafi plank consists of a symmetrical 3-layer structure.‎ The top layer and back layer consist of the same wood with the same thermal treatment.‎ This strong backing greatly reduces the natural movement of the wood (swelling and shrinkage behaviour).‎ The mafi surface oiling with natural linseed oil-based oils maintains the wood.‎ This finishing process leaves the pores of the wood open, allowing the wood to absorb and release moisture.‎ As a result, people benefit from a demonstrably healthy indoor climate.‎ Oak is and remains a constant theme when it comes to durability, resistance and quality.‎ This collection is dedicated to oak in its natural variations from knotty to knotty to country.‎ Depending on the colour of the mafi wood flooring oil, the oak planks shine in vibrant yellow, modern white or even with a grey patina.‎ Each mafi plank consists of a symmetrical 3-layer structure.‎ The top layer and back layer consist of the same wood with the same thermal treatment.‎ This strong backing greatly reduces the natural movement of the wood (swelling and shrinkage behaviour).‎ The mafi surface oiling with natural linseed oil-based oils maintains the wood.‎ This finishing process leaves the pores of the wood open, allowing the wood to absorb and release moisture.‎ As a result, people benefit from a demonstrably healthy indoor climate.‎