Boen Concerto Engineered Oak Flooring

Boen Concerto is a 3-strip engineered oak floor finished with a matt lacquer that keeps the surface understated and low-shine. Built on a 14mm engineered core with a 3.5mm real oak top layer, it delivers the durability engineered flooring is known for while still showing genuine wood grain underfoot. Available in both natural oak and a whitened oak tone, Concerto suits homes looking for a clean, contemporary finish without a heavily glossy surface.

Key Features

• 3.5mm oak top layer over a 14mm engineered core, combining real wood character with structural stability
• 3-strip format, giving each board a layered, traditional appearance built from three narrower strips
• Matt Lacquered finish, keeping reflections to a minimum and giving the floor a contemporary, understated look
• Two tonal options — natural oak and white oak — for different levels of brightness in a room
• Wide 215mm boards, showing off more of the timber's grain per plank
• Compatible with underfloor heating, suiting renovated or newly built rooms
• Sandable and refinishable, allowing the surface to be restored as it wears over time

Finish and Tone

The matt lacquer seals the wood without adding much shine, which makes Concerto a good fit for rooms where a high-gloss floor would reflect too much light or feel out of place with a more contemporary interior. The white oak option lightens the overall look considerably, working well in rooms that get less natural light or where you want to keep the space feeling open. The natural oak option keeps more of the timber's original warmth and colour variation, giving a slightly more traditional look while still benefiting from the same low-shine finish.

Where Concerto Works Best

• Contemporary living spaces — the matt finish suits modern interiors that favour understated surfaces over high-gloss floors
• Darker or north-facing rooms — the white oak option helps brighten spaces with less natural light
• Rooms with underfloor heating — the engineered core is designed to handle the gradual heat changes UFH produces
• Long-term installations — the 3.5mm top layer means the floor can be sanded and refinished as it ages

FAQ

What's the difference between the natural and white oak options in Boen Concerto?
Natural oak keeps more of the timber's original warmth and grain variation, while white oak is lightened for a brighter, more contemporary look. Both use the same matt lacquered finish.

Is Boen Concerto suitable for underfloor heating?
Yes. The engineered construction is designed to handle the gradual temperature changes underfloor heating produces.

Can Boen Concerto be sanded and refinished?
Yes. The 3.5mm top layer allows the floor to be sanded back and refinished multiple times over its lifespan.

Why choose a matt lacquered finish over a glossier one?
A matt finish reflects less light, which suits contemporary interiors and can make a floor feel calmer underfoot compared to a high-shine lacquer.

What does 3-strip mean on Boen Concerto boards?
Each board is made up of three narrower strips of oak, creating a layered, traditional appearance rather than a single continuous plank.