Lamett · Belgian oak flooring

Floors designed for life.

Real European-oak parquet from a Belgian maker — plank, herringbone and chevron, PEFC-certified and graded to a published standard. Price on request, with a free sample on any floor.

01 · Who Lamett is

Belgian oak, graded properly.

Lamett is a flooring house in Deerlijk, Belgium, making real three-layer engineered European oak. The engineered collections share one consistent build — a 14mm board with a genuine 3mm oak wear layer you can sand and keep — so what changes between them is the character: the grade, the finish, the width and the colour. (A few ranges, like solid Vienna, are solid oak through and through.)

European oak
PEFC-certified
3mm real wear layer
Sandable, keeps its life
20-year warranty
Residential use
Made in Belgium
Deerlijk, West Flanders
02 · What makes Lamett different

Not just called rustic — graded.

Every Lamett floor ships with a technical data sheet and a dedicated grading sheet that rates the board on two axes: how much knot character it shows, and how much the colour moves. Knots and colour swings stop being a worry and become a spec you choose on purpose.

Our Lamett range sits in the well-loved Rustic band — natural character, knots present, moderate-to-lively colour movement: the everyday oak most people picture. Within that band, boards run from the calmer A grades to the livelier B grades, and every product page shows where its board sits.