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SOLID hardwood. Designed for commercial interiors.

Solid Hardwood Plank Flooring

Junckers wood plank flooring brings natural character, lasting quality, and design flexibility to commercial interiors. Available in a range of wood species, grades, and factory-applied finishes, it is an ideal choice for hospitality, retail, workplace, and other high-end projects.

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Built for Longevity Can be sanded and refinished
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Factory-Finished Efficient installation on site
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Solid Hardwood Natural material throughout

Wide plank flooring in solid hardwood

Junckers wide plank flooring is made from solid hardwood and available in widths of 129 mm, 140 mm and 185 mm. The different plank widths create distinct proportions and visual expressions, making the range suitable for commercial interiors, hospitality, offices and high-end residential projects.

Oak is the primary choice for Junckers wide plank flooring, with a selection of grades, color tones and factory-applied finishes. Choose the plank width, grade and finish according to the scale of the space, expected use and desired design expression.

WHICH WOOD SPECIES SHOULD I CHOOSE?

Junckers plank flooring is available in a selection of wood species, colors, and finishes. For commercial interiors, the choice of wood species affects both the visual character of the space and the overall design expression.

Oak Wide Plank Flooring

Oak offers a refined, understated appearance with natural grain variation and a wide range of available tones and finishes. Its versatility makes it suitable for hospitality, workplace, retail, and other commercial interiors. Explore Junckers oak flooring.

Black Oak Wide Plank Flooring

Black Oak creates a darker, more distinctive expression inspired by the appearance of oak preserved in bogs over centuries. Junckers recreates this deep, authentic look through a specialized coloring process, combining the natural strength of oak with a more dramatic and exclusive finish.

PLANK HARDWOOD FLOORING AVAILABLE IN UP TO THREE GRADES

Junckers plank floors comes in three different grades. Each grade has its own particular characteristics and appearance. None of the three different grades are better or more durable than the others. It is simply a way to qualify the appearance. A Junckers plank floor comes in the grades Classic, Harmony and Variation. Read about the different grades under each type of plank flooring.

THE BENEFITS OF PREFINISHED SOLID HARDWOOD PLANK FLOORING

When it comes to adding warmth, beauty and value to your home, hardwood can’t be beat. And thanks to Junckers prefinished solid wood flooring, it’s never been easier to preplace or find a match for your old floors. Junckers plank floors are all prefinished at the factory in order to protect the wood and preserve the radiance of the wooden floor. Several different types of surface treatment are available, but the most common are carried out using varnish and oil.

THE ADVANTAGES OF PLANK FLOORS TREATED WITH VARNISH

Varnish is popularly perceived as the most durable solution, and often needs less maintenance than oil. But if you look after your plank floor well, there is little difference.
Varnish comes with different levels of gloss - you can choose between silk matt or ultra-matt. Junckers ultra-matt varnish means that you can hardly see the difference between whether the floor is varnished or oiled.

THE ADVANTAGES OF PLANK FLOORING TREATED WITH OIL

Oil gives your wooden floor a rich patina, bringing out the natural beauty of the wood.
Oiled surfaces are easy to ‘patch’ with extra oil applied to areas that are heavily worn, whereas the whole area of a varnished surface has to be lightly sanded before re-varnishing.

BRUSHED PLANK FLOORING


WITHOUT COLOR
Junckers unique brushed wooden floors gives a textured finish to the plank floor.
The soft wood is removed from the surface by using a special brushing technique, thus making the graining very conspicuous.

COLORED PLANK FLOORING

A hardwood floor with color can be the added feature that enhances your room with individuality, whether you would like your floor to be white, dark, gray or an entirely different color. A wide range of colors that highlight the elegant details of the wood can achieve a unique look.

UNFINISHED PLANK FLOORING

A solid hardwood plank floor from Junckers can also be delivered unfinished. Untreated; you will get a raw material that will need to be protected before it is walked on. The advantage of choosing an unfinished floor is that it allows for a greater range of finishes. Take a look at the many possibilities offered by Junckers oil or varnish products.

WITH COLOR
A brushed and colored plank floor is nothing less than a unique experience. The visual details, which are added by means of color and an accentuated wooden structure, provide an outstanding hardwood floor that exudes both style and personality.

CAN HARDWOOD FLOORING BE USED WITH UNDERFLOOR HEATING?

Yes.

Underfloor heating works well with hardwood flooring because it helps maintain a uniform temperature across the floor. Today, hardwood floors and underfloor heating are commonly combined in both residential and commercial projects. Both electric and hot-water underfloor heating systems can be used with Junckers hardwood floors. It is, however, important to follow our installation instructions, as well as the instructions and recommendations provided by the underfloor heating system supplier. When correctly specified, installed, and maintained, the result is a stable, durable, and long-lasting hardwood floor. Read more about underfloor heating requirements, installation, and maintenance.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT PLANK FLOORING

Installing plank flooring in your home is a practical way to achieve a timeless, natural look that stands up to everyday life. In this guide, you’ll find clear, step-by-step instructions for preparing your space, choosing the right tools, and using proven techniques to ensure a smooth, lasting installation: How to Install Plank Flooring: Tools, Tips, and Techniques

Plank flooring features one continuous wood surface across the width of each board, creating the appearance of a single wide plank and emphasizing the natural grain of the timber. In 2-strip flooring, each board is made with two parallel rows of shorter wood staves, giving the floor a more varied and dynamic look. Both options are available in solid hardwood, but plank flooring typically creates a calmer, more uniform expression, while 2-strip flooring introduces more visual movement. Explore Junckers solid hardwood flooring.

Key considerations include expected foot traffic, room use, wood species, visual grade, surface finish, subfloor conditions, underfloor heating, cleaning requirements, and future refurbishment. Early coordination between the architect, flooring contractor, facility team, and Junckers helps ensure that the selected floor meets both design and performance requirements. Contact us for technical and specification support.

Yes. Because the flooring is made from solid hardwood, the surface can be sanded and refinished several times during its service life, depending on the floor construction and its previous treatments. This makes it possible to repair wear, renew the protective finish, or update the appearance of the floor rather than replacing it. To learn more about maintaining solid hardwood, visit our guide on cleaning and maintenance.

The main difference is the visual scale of the floor. Wide plank flooring uses broader boards, creating fewer joints and allowing more of the natural grain and character of the wood to be visible across each plank.

Choose wide plank flooring when you want a calmer, more expansive floor surface or need the flooring to complement larger commercial or architectural spaces.

Choose standard plank flooring when you prefer a more traditional proportion or a floor with greater visual rhythm across the surface.

The right choice depends primarily on room scale, design intent and the proportions of the overall interior.

Solid hardwood flooring is made from solid wood throughout the entire thickness of the board. Engineered flooring typically consists of a hardwood wear layer bonded to layers of other materials.

Junckers wide plank floors are made from solid hardwood. This provides the natural character of real timber throughout the board and allows the floor to be sanded and refinished during its service life.

When comparing solid hardwood and engineered flooring for a project, consider installation conditions, construction requirements, expected use and long-term maintenance alongside the desired appearance.

 

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