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Tas Oak Raw 19mm Solid Strip

About Tas Oak Raw 19mm Solid Strip

Boral tongue and groove solid strip timber flooring is precision-milled, providing a wear layer that can be refinished many times over, providing a lifetime of enjoyment. It is manufactured with a tongue and groove profile that is also end-matched for a tight board-to-board fit.

Raw 19mm Solid Strip Tas Oak Product Details

Size: Multiple Dimensions

Range: Raw 19mm Solid Strip

System: Tongue and Groove

Brand: Boral

About Raw 19mm Solid Strip

Raw timber is the solution to those who cannot find the right flooring aesthetic for their dream home or office. The vast pallete of customisable staining options combined with a large range of Australian timber species allows you to adopt almost any visual flooring design which can fit into any setting. Why choose a floor when you can create your own unique style with flair?

Raw 19mm Solid Strip Category FAQs

Raw solid timber allows for much more customisation compared to it’s prefinished timber counterparts. After direct stick installation, raw timber requires sanding, polishing and even facilitates staining of various colours. Raw timber is often chosen for it’s ability to be personalised significantly. These come in the same species as the prefinished timber ranges, including our favourite hardwoods like Blackbutt, Spotted Gum and Iron Bark to name a few.

In order to keep your timber floors clean, you should find the right mop. Look for one specifically designed for timber floors. The best way to clean your floor is to only use a small amount of water. It is crucial that you dry your floors in a timely manner. Ceiling fans can be of assistance to speed up the drying process. Regular sweeping and vacuuming with a padded head is also recommended.

Raw timber is essentially floorboards taken straight out of the manufactory, without any further preparation after being cut from the trunks of the tree. Unlike prefinished timber, raw timber has not yet been sanded, polished or stained. This allows you to customise the raw timber to your preference, hence why designers love using raw timber for interior decor.