Gray wood flooring
Floer Plank Parquet Rustic Oak Multi-plank Grey Oiled - Wooden Floor
Floer Herringbone Parquet Rustic Oak Wood Multi-plank Brushed & Grey Oiled FLR-4013
Floer Herringbone Parquet Rustic Oak Wood Multiplank Double Smoked & Grey Oiled FLR-4012
Floer Herringbone Parquet Rustic Oak Wood Multiplank Grey Oiled FLR-4011
Floer Engineered Wood Flooring Rustic Oak Multi-layer Brushed & Grey Oiled - Wooden Floor
Floer Engineered Rustic Oak Double Smoked & Grey Oiled - Wooden Floor
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Frequently asked questions about Gray wood flooring
Why choose a grey wooden floor?
Grey wooden floors give a modern, timeless look and combine well with various interior styles, from industrial to rural.
How is a wooden floor made gray?
This can be achieved with grey stain, oil, lacquer, or a fumed finish, depending on the desired look and protection. Each brand has its own method. Check your brand's page to see exactly how your floor was given a grey finish.
Can I make an existing wooden floor gray?
Yes, an existing wooden floor can be given a grey tint by sanding the floor and refinishing it with a grey oil, stain, or lacquer. This is not possible with every type of floor; first, research if your floor is suitable for this.
Which interior styles go well with a gray wooden floor?
Grey wooden floors pair well with modern, Scandinavian, industrial, and country interiors and can be easily combined with neutral and warm tones.
