Tannery Brown Oak Herringbone
V4 · DecoSKU · ZB206 In stock Stock availability verified: 16 Sep 2026, 05:10
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Tannery Brown Oak / Herringbone

Tannery Brown Oak herringbone carries a 3mm wear layer of European oak on a multi-layered engineered board, 14mm thick in total. Blocks measure 90 × 400mm, with a tongue and groove fitting profile.

Tannery Brown combines rich warm tones with a distressed, rustic appearance. Chestnut brown tones wash across a randomly pitted surface and tumble-distressed bevel, giving the blocks a naturally worn, aged look. The boards are finished with a cured natural oil that protects the wood and creates a lustrous glow.

FormatHerringbone
Dimensions90 × 400 × 14mm
Wear layer3mm
Pack size1.44m²
FinishBrushed, Distressed, Coloured & UV Oiled Oak
InstallFully bonded
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Tannery Brown Oak Plank
Also available as

Tannery Brown Oak Plank

Same oak, same finish, same colour — in the alternative format.

190 × 1900 × 14mm2.888m² packBonded or floated
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Technical specification

The complete spec.

ConstructionMulti-layer engineered
SpeciesEuropean Oak
GradeRustic (CD)
Total thickness14mm
Wear layer3mm
Core11mm Multi-layer: Poplar & Eucalyptus
Board size90 × 400mm
Pack size1.44m² · 40 blocks
Pack weight14.0kg
SurfaceBrushed & Distressed
FinishBrushed, Distressed, Coloured & UV Oiled Oak
Edge profile4-side micro-bevel
JointTongue & Groove
Install methodFully bonded
UFH compatibleYes · subject to subfloor
CertificationFSC® 100% · INT-COC-002398
Janka hardness1360 lbf
Fire ratingDfl-s1 · EN 13501-1
FormaldehydeE1 · EN 717-1
Slip resistancePTV 80/46 · EN 14231
Thermal conductivity0.16 W/mK
Origin of top layerEurope
Warranty35 years domestic use

V4Magnetic® compatible (V4's magnetic install system). Suitable for domestic and commercial use per rustic-grade V4 documentation.

Tannery Brown Oak Herringbone installed
The finish

Distressed and coloured.

Brushed, then mechanically distressed and tumble-edged at the mill before a coloured UV oil goes on. The pitting, scrapes and softened bevels are cut in deliberately, so the floor arrives already reading as worn.

That is the practical argument for it: new wear lands on top of existing character rather than standing out against a crisp surface. The distressing is intentionally irregular board to board, so no two lengths match.

About the grade

Rustic means character.

Rustic grade (CD) works with the natural character of the timber rather than sorting it out. That is worth understanding before you order.

Expect visible knots of varying size, both heartwood and sapwood, colour variation between boards, and small checks and end shake stabilised with tinted filler. These are grade features, not manufacturing defects — they are what the rustic label means.

KnotsPresent throughout, varying in size. Filler-stabilised where needed.
Colour variationBoard-to-board variation is part of the grade. Includes sapwood.
FillerTinted to complement wood tone; may contrast with knots for character.
Batch variationFiller and finish can vary slightly between batches — order in one go where possible.
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