Buy Wooden Flooring Dubai | 30+ Natural Wood Designs From AED 290/m²

Bamboo and thinner engineered ranges are our most budget-friendly real-wood options. Laying the floor over your existing tiles also removes demolition and disposal costs from the quote. Book a free measurement and we’ll send you a written estimate before you commit to anything.

Engineered wood. Its three layers of real timber are bonded crosswise, so the planks stay flat even when your AC runs all day. Solid wood at 18 mm is the better choice for villas, where indoor conditions stay more stable.

Yes. We lay European engineered planks floating over your current tiles with no debris removal. Tenants can also lift the floor and take it along when the lease ends, leaving the original tile untouched.

Yes. Our European engineered wood and bamboo ranges are both rated for underfloor heating. Solid wood isn’t recommended, as a single 18 mm plank moves too much with repeated heat cycling.

Bamboo. It regrows fast enough to harvest five to six times per year, while oak takes 40 to 60 years to reach harvest. That makes bamboo the easiest option for green-certified and LEED projects.

Our solid wood range comes in American Walnut, White Oak-1, and White Oak-3, all milled at 18 mm. We also stock European engineered wood, bamboo, and parquet in a range of finishes.

Yes. Our 18 mm solid wood can be sanded and refinished several times, so a floor installed today can be restored to new condition two or three decades from now.

We recommend rubber or cork underlay for their moisture-resisting properties. You can also install foam underlay for improved sound absorption.

Solid wood floors can contract or expand due to humidity. For this reason, our experts recommend leaving a 6–11 mm expansion gap around the perimeters.

Our flooring is long-lasting and maintains its shape for decades. However, the installation quality and foot traffic can affect the wood flooring’s lifespan.

Our wood planks require minimal maintenance due to their premium in-build quality. Regular sweeping and occasional mopping are typically sufficient.