A genuine passion for design
Are you looking for a timber floor that flawlessly fits with your dream interior? Quick-Step’s timber floors offer stunning surface effects and come in many forms and colours. Authenticity and detailed excellence are just one click away.
Why choose timber flooring?
Authenticity
Each plank has a unique appearance. We use different treatment techniques, such as fuming and special staining, to create lively colour variations in our timber floors. In doing so, we ensure that our timber flooring gives your home the authenticity you’ve always wanted.
An eye for detail
Each of our timber floors has a unique look and feel that is noticeable in every detail. Designers meticulously oversee the balance between small saw cuts, height differences and gaps to ensure that all elements are in absolute harmony.
Finishing touch
The look of an untreated floor with the advantages of a lacquered floor. Our extra-matt finish combines the best of both worlds. Good to know: no oiling or lacquering is needed after installation, and our design floors are easy to maintain.Detailed excellence
The different dimensions of our parquet planks and their wide variety of natural colours and finishes blend seamlessly with every style and interior. Quick-Step’s design timber floors are made of real oak, and our attention to every single detail adds to their true-to-life feel.
Grading
Nature
Wood with small knots. Variation in colour and structure.
Marquant
Wood with knots. Lively variation in colour and structure.
Vibrant
Wood with large knots and cracks. Lively variation in colour and structure with a rustic appearance.
Treatment
(Deep) Brushed
Brushing accentuates the natural grain structure of the wood plank and adds depth.
Saw cuts
Random saw marks show the craftsmanship and character of the wood planks.
Natural knots
On some floors the knots are not fully filled. Some of them are even manually sanded to emphasize the liveliness of the wood.
Reclaimed look
Our Variano floors are designed with a reclaimed look: showing saw cuts, height differences and gaps.
Design colours
By using different treatment techniques such as fuming and reactive staining, each plank has a unique colour.