Miniato Oak

Dąb Miniato by MAD

The Dąb Miniato oak flooring, produced by MAD, captivates with its light shade featuring distinct grain patterns and subtle color variations. The greatest advantage of this product is the combination of a natural oiled finish with appropriate stability, allowing installation over underfloor heating. Dąb Miniato brings a warm, calm atmosphere to both modern and classic interiors.

What Sets Dąb Miniato Apart?

Dąb Miniato by MAD is characterized by a light and warm shade that introduces a sense of lightness to interiors and serves as a harmonious backdrop for various arrangements. With its distinct grain and delicate color variations, each board gains a natural and unique appearance.

Additionally, the oiled finish is an excellent feature, highlighting the wood's texture. Dąb Miniato is perfect for underfloor heating, maintaining its stability and providing pleasant warmth. This flooring is durable and resistant to daily use, making it a suitable choice for high-traffic areas.

An important advantage is the availability of different wood grades. Choosing the natural grade gives a more subdued appearance, while the standard and rustic grades feature a more dynamic structure with visible knots and discolorations. This makes it easier to match Dąb Miniato to interiors with classic, modern, Scandinavian, loft, or minimalist styles.

Dąb Miniato — Suitable for Which Interiors and Who Is It For?

Dąb Miniato is an excellent choice for those who appreciate the naturalness of wood and ease of use. Its warm, subtle shade and pronounced grain structure make the interior cozy but not overwhelming. This flooring suits both Scandinavian and classic arrangements. It also pairs well with loft and minimalist interiors.

It works well in living rooms, bedrooms, or offices. Its muted tone harmoniously blends with interior furnishings, wall colors, and accessories. If you are looking for a light wooden floor, Miniato offers a calm base for many styles. The choice of different wood grades makes it easy to adapt to the specifics of a given interior.

An additional advantage is the oiled finish, which enhances the wood's natural character. Dąb Miniato can also be installed over underfloor heating, which does not affect its stability and thermal comfort. This is a durable solution, even for intensively used rooms.

Dąb Miniato — Surface and Character

Dąb Miniato stands out with its oiled finish, which according to MAD includes hardwax oil. This surface highlights the wood's grain and subtle color differences. The wood appears natural, retaining its character. The "breathable" surface and easier local renovation are additional advantages of this finish.

The oak has a warm, delicate shade, and light beautifully showcases the grain and subtle color transitions, making each board unique. The floor's character can be more subdued or expressive, depending on the chosen wood grade. In the standard grade, stronger color contrasts and knots are visible, while in the rustic grade, the natural features of the wood are even more emphasized.

Over time, the floor develops a natural patina, which is typical of real wood. With such a surface, it is worth familiarizing yourself with the care guidelines for oiled and hardwax oiled floors.

Dąb Miniato — Technical Specifications

Dąb Miniato is an engineered wood floor produced by MAD, made from oak. The board sizes are 13/4 mm or 15/6 mm × 130, 150, 170, 190 mm × 600–1800 mm. Finished with oil, it features beveled edges and special undercuts. Its light color scheme works well with underfloor heating. We offer a free quote.

Various wood grades are available. The natural grade boards with a thickness of 20 mm are intended for installation on joists or for direct gluing to the substrate. The standard grade features clear color variation and dynamic wood structure, including large discolorations, healthy knots up to 25 mm in diameter, small black knots up to 5 mm in diameter, and delicate cracks.

The rustic grade is characterized by a rich color palette and natural imperfections, such as discolorations and healthy sapwood. Knots can reach up to 30 mm in diameter but do not penetrate the entire thickness of the board. Knots are free from insect damage and decay.