Mudita Engineered Timber Flooring

Mudita is part of our engineered European oak range, built to the same standard as the rest of the collection: a genuine 3mm oak veneer over a 14mm engineered core, wire-brushed and finished in a matte UV lacquer.

What's included in the Mudita build?

The same specification as the rest of our 3mm straight-plank oak range: 1900mm x 190mm x 14mm boards, a genuine 3mm European oak veneer (not a printed laminate layer), a tongue and groove profile, micro-bevel edge, and a German Treffert UV lacquer matte finish with wire brushing to open the grain. It carries FSC certification and an E0 formaldehyde rating, with a lifetime structural warranty plus 25-year residential and 5-year commercial surface warranty.

Is Mudita a light or dark tone?

Light. Mudita is a soft, cool-toned grey oak with a pale, driftwood-like finish, closer in feel to a whitewashed or ash grey than a traditional honey oak. The grain stays clearly visible, with subtle grey knots adding character without darkening the overall look.

Key specs at a glance

• Board size: 1900mm x 190mm x 14mm
• Veneer: 3mm genuine European oak
• Finish: German Treffert UV lacquer, matte, wire-brushed
• Profile: T&G (tongue and groove)
• Certification: FSC, E0 formaldehyde emission
• Warranty: lifetime structural, 25-year residential surface, 5-year commercial surface

A practical decision point

Because this is a tongue and groove profile rather than click, it suits supply-and-install jobs on plywood or timber subfloors best. If you're renovating over an existing concrete slab and want a straightforward floating floor, ask about our 2mm click-profile options in the same range before committing to T&G.

Available as supply-only or supply-and-install. Compare it against Guru Smoked Limed, Zen, the full Engineered European Oak range, professional installation.

FAQ

What thickness is Mudita engineered oak flooring?

A 3mm genuine European oak veneer over a 14mm engineered core.

Is Mudita a click or T&G floor?

T&G (tongue and groove), typically glued or nailed rather than clicked.