Larch Lyed White

Prices start at £92.00/ m² + Vat

Our larch is sourced from the alpine regions of Germany with a tighter grain compared to standard European larch. Treated with lye and white oil, it’s an attractive greyish-white colour which will age to a silver-grey tone over the years.

We can supply the recommended adhesive to ensure the floor performs at its best when installed over a heated substrate.

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Specifications

See below an extract of technical specifications for Larch Lyed White. Please contact us anytime if you do have further questions or download the full technical sheet for more information.

Technical Sheet

Species

Larch
Origin

Europe (Germany)
Shade

Light / White tones
Sizes & Patterns

Boards

Boards

Width: 186mm
Lengths: 1.8 - 2.2m
Thickness

15mm
Wear Layer

+/- 4mm
The veneers are cut so the grain/figure is in the centre of the board
Grades

Knotty

Knotty

Our mountain larch is a slow grown tree with lots of branches, resulting in a knotty grade. The knots can be sound and filled and vary in sizes up to 25mm. Note our standard grading rules for oak don’t apply for this species.
Bevelled Edge

Micro bevel (0.5mm) on 4 sides
Texture

Brushed

Brushed

Wire brushing removes the soft parts of the grain and gives the floor a subtle textured feel.
Construction

3-layer construction: The softwood core is produced from spruce with standing growth rings. The grain direction of the middle layer runs perpendicular to the top and bottom layers. The bottom layer is produced from spruce.
UFH

Yes
Stair Noses

V / S

V

Nose V (Victorian Bullnose, solid)

Length: 1000 mm, 1500 mm, 2000 mm, 2400 mm
Depth: 15 mm or 20 mm

S

Nose S (Square Nose, engineered)

Profile: Micro bevel
Length: 1000 mm, 1500 mm, 2000 mm, 2400 mm
Depth: 15 mm or 20 mm