Oak LVT Flooring

Oak is the most popular look in LVT, and this collection gathers every oak vinyl floor we sell with a price on the page, in plank and herringbone. Oak effect vinyl gives you the grain and warmth of wood with a floor that wipes clean. Order free samples to compare the shades in your own light.

Oak LVT by range

Daytona, our own range: six oaks in plank from £22.99 per m² and herringbone from £24.99 per m², 0.55mm wear layer.
Textures: oak plank and herringbone, 0.55mm wear layer.
Elements Inspirations: oak plank and herringbone, 0.7mm wear layer.
Nordikka and Kulta oaks.

Plank or herringbone?

Plank runs in long, straight lines and suits most rooms. Herringbone is a zigzag pattern that adds character to hallways, living rooms and open plan spaces. Herringbone needs more cutting, so order 15% extra instead of 10%. See all oak herringbone LVT or herringbone LVT.

Choosing an oak shade

Oak runs from pale and sandy to deep and smoky. Order samples and look at them in daylight and in the evening, next to your walls and furniture. A thicker wear layer gives more protection against scuffs and scratches. Daytona has a 0.55mm wear layer, which is 83% more than the 0.3mm residential standard. Read our wear layers guide.

How much to order

Add 10% to the room area for plank and 15% for herringbone. A 20 m² room needs 22 m² of plank. Packs are sold whole, so divide by the pack size and round up. Our flooring calculator does the sum.

Fitting and adhesive

These floors are glued down. The subfloor must be smooth, flat and dry, and we recommend a professional fitter. You will need a suitable flooring adhesive. Daytona is suitable for underfloor heating. For other ranges, check the specification first.

Oak LVT questions

What is oak effect vinyl flooring?

It is vinyl printed with a photograph of real oak, with a clear wear layer on top. It looks like wood but is not wood, so it cannot be sanded and refinished.

Is oak LVT good in kitchens?

The vinyl is water resistant, so spills wipe away, which is why LVT is popular in kitchens. We do not recommend it for wet rooms, and the subfloor must stay dry.