Brandon Oak

About the product

Dąb Brandon by MAD — Features and Applications

The Dąb Brandon oak flooring by MAD stands out with its light oil finish, giving it a natural appearance with subtle color variations. A key advantage of this flooring is its engineered construction designed for underfloor heating. It combines everyday comfort with the look of real wood. Discover other wooden floors suitable for underfloor heating.

What Makes Dąb Brandon Stand Out?

Dąb Brandon by MAD is an oak floor with a natural and light appearance. Its delicate grain and subtle color differences lend warmth to interiors without overwhelming them. It pairs well with both traditional arrangements and modern interiors featuring simple furniture and plenty of light.

Key features of this floor include a hardwax oil finish that enhances the oak's texture and an engineered construction that works perfectly with underfloor heating, offering user comfort.

It is a suitable choice for those seeking natural materials combined with convenience. In bright interiors, Dąb Brandon provides a cohesive base, while in modern spaces, it adds harmony and warmth. If you're interested in light wooden flooring, this model is worth a closer look.

Dąb Brandon — Suitable Interiors and Audience

Dąb Brandon is the right choice for enthusiasts of natural wood and user comfort. Its subtle grain, light coloring, and gentle color variations make this floor suitable for classic, modern, Scandinavian, or rustic style interiors. It creates a harmonious and warm base without dominating the arrangement.

This model performs excellently in the living room, where it organizes and warms the space, in the kitchen, where it harmonizes with modern fronts and cool countertops, and in the bedroom, where it brings tranquility and a natural atmosphere. The hardwax oil finish highlights the wood grain and protects the surface, allowing for localized renovation without sanding the entire floor.

For users seeking underfloor heating, the engineered version of Dąb Brandon offers a practical solution, working excellently with floor heating and ensuring durability and comfort for many years.

Dąb Brandon — Surface and Character

The natural hardwax oil used in Dąb Brandon enhances its natural look, allowing the wood to breathe. An advantage is the possibility of easy, localized renovation, allowing for refreshing the used surface without renewing the entire floor.

The floor's delicate grain and varied color palette present an authentic appearance without creating a uniform look. The light coloring works well with lighting; in sunlit rooms, the boards appear lighter, while in calm light, they reveal their deeper shades. We encourage you to explore similar colors in the light wooden floors category.

The engineered wood board Dąb Brandon combines the authentic look of wood with the convenience of everyday use. It's a solution for those who value the natural character of oak and simplicity in refreshing the floor after years.

Dąb Brandon — Technical Specifications

Dąb Brandon is a wooden floor produced by MAD, featuring an engineered construction. The boards are available in thicknesses of 13/4 mm or 15/6 mm, widths ranging from 130 mm to 190 mm, including 150 mm and 170 mm, and lengths from 600 mm to 1800 mm. The surface is finished with hardwax oil.

The flooring is offered in three wood grades: Natural, Standard, and Rustic. The Natural grade is distinguished by a thickness of 20 mm. The Standard grade accepts sound knots up to 25 mm, small repaired cracks, black knots up to 5 mm, and traces of sapwood. The Rustic grade allows for the presence of sound inner and outer sapwood and knots up to 30 mm, which may be partially damaged, without insect marks or signs of decay.

The engineered version of the floor is suitable for use with underfloor heating. We also offer a free quote.

Technical data

Dimensions13/4 mm lub 15/6 mm x 130-190 mm x 600-1800 mm
Wear layer thickness4 mm lub 6 mm
Finisholejowosk
Underfloor heatingYes
Wood speciesDąb
Brandon Oak

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