Kahrs Lux Engineered Wood Flooring

Kahrs Lux brings together oak and ash across both prime and rustic grades, with a colour palette that leans toward soft, muted tones named after natural elements — Sky, Sun, Shore, Coast and Horizon among them. With a 3.5mm top layer over a 15mm engineered core and boards in 151mm and 187mm widths, it's a range built around understated, contemporary colour choices rather than dramatic contrast.

Key Features

• 3.5mm real wood top layer over a 15mm engineered core, combining genuine texture with structural stability
• Oak and ash wood species, offering a choice of tone and grain character
• Prime and Rustic grades, letting you choose between a cleaner or more characterful appearance
• 1-strip format, showing a single continuous plank per board
• Two plank widths — 151mm and 187mm
• Matt Lacquered and Ultra Matt Lacquered finishes, both keeping shine to a minimum
• Compatible with underfloor heating, suiting renovated or newly built rooms
• Sandable and refinishable, extending the floor's usable lifespan well beyond the original surface

A Soft, Contemporary Palette

Lux's named tones lean toward soft, atmospheric colours — Sky, Sun, Shore, Coast and Horizon bring gentle variations of warm and cool neutrals, while Crayon, Biscotti and Eggshell add a slightly different character within the rustic grade. The consistently low-sheen matt and ultra matt lacquered finishes keep every tone understated, avoiding any glossy reflection that might compete with the softness of the colour palette itself.

Where Lux Works Best

• Contemporary, calm interiors — the soft tonal palette and matt finishes suit understated modern spaces
• Larger rooms — the 187mm boards make the most of bigger floor areas
• Rooms wanting a cohesive, muted colour scheme — the range's tones are designed to sit quietly rather than dominate
• Rooms with underfloor heating — the engineered core is built to handle the gradual temperature shifts UFH produces

FAQ

What's the difference between Matt and Ultra Matt Lacquered finishes?
Both keep shine low, with Ultra Matt Lacquered reducing reflections even further for an especially understated, low-sheen surface.

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

What's the difference between the oak and ash options?
Oak offers the widest range of named tones, while ash brings a slightly different grain character within the same soft, muted colour palette.

Can Kahrs Lux be sanded and refinished?
Yes. The 3.5mm top layer allows the floor to be sanded back and refinished to restore its surface as it wears.

What's the difference between Prime and Rustic grades in this range?
Prime grade gives a cleaner, more consistent appearance, while Rustic grade shows more of the timber's natural knots and grain variation.