Oxford Oak Home
Our Craft

Most of a well-laid floor is invisible by the time you walk on it.

The boards are the easy part. Whether a floor still looks right in twenty years is decided in the two days before the first one is laid.

“Fail to prepare and prepare for your floor to fail.”

We take preparation seriously because every home is different. Moisture, levels, thresholds and the condition of the subfloor are all checked and resolved before the first board is laid.

Preparation, noticed
“Sam and Laura went over and above to meet our tight deadlines and helped rectify a very uneven and messy concrete subfloor by preparing the whole area which was milled for wet underfloor heating and covered it in self-levelling latex flawlessly.”Sharon Leek · Google review
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Installation in progress

Laid board by board.

Once the room is prepared and the setting-out is right, the floor takes shape deliberately. Each board is positioned, checked and fitted as part of the whole room.

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Oak doors and a precisely finished floor running from room to room

The last hour of every job is spent on one knee with a cloth.

Sam kneeling, marking a herringbone block
The hands

One carpenter. Every floor.

Sam is a carpenter by trade. He oversees every floor and will only bring the best team with him.

He works alongside our experienced installers so every detail is completed to the standard he expects.

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