Kahrs Engineered Wood Flooring
Kahrs is a Swedish brand, and it's by far the widest range we stock: 26 named collections between them cover oak, ash, beech, cherry and maple, in widths from 125mm right up to 305mm and thicknesses from 7mm to 18mm. Grades run from Natural through Prime to Rustic, so there's real room to move whether you want a clean, uniform look or something with more visible character in the grain.
Fitting with Woodloc
Many Kahrs boards use the brand's own Woodloc click system, a glue-free joint that locks boards together securely, widely regarded as one of the stronger click systems on the market and a real safeguard against gaps or movement over time.
Strip formats
1-strip boards read as a single continuous plank, the most common look in modern UK homes. 2-strip and 3-strip boards give the traditional appearance of narrower boards joined within one wider plank. Ranges like Beyond Retro Strip, Ground, and Tres bring that classic look in 3-strip, while Life Essentials and Flora keep things clean with 1-strip and 2-strip.
Built to last, with room to refinish
Thicker wear layers across the Kahrs range, up to 4mm on select collections, give real scope for sanding and refinishing over the life of the floor, protecting your investment for decades.
Finish and texture
Lacquered, matt lacquered, and oiled finishes, with handscraped and saw marks texture options on select collections for a more worked, tactile surface. Colours span natural, whitewashed, grey and red-orange tones.
FAQ
What is Kahrs Woodloc?
It's Kahrs' own glue-free click joint system, designed to lock boards together securely for a floating installation without adhesive or nails.
What's the difference between 1-strip, 2-strip and 3-strip Kahrs boards?
1-strip boards look like a single continuous plank. 2-strip and 3-strip boards are built to resemble two or three narrower boards joined within one wider plank, for a more traditional look.
Can Kahrs engineered floors be refinished?
Select collections carry wear layers up to 4mm, giving genuine scope for sanding and refinishing over the years.