Woodpecker Innovate Desert Oak Stratex flooring blends light and darker oak-inspired tones to give a relaxed, natural-looking floor. It is suitable for consideration in a broad range of interiors where a realistic timber appearance is desired without specifying a traditional solid-wood floor.
Light, multi-tonal Desert Oak Stratex wood-effect boards
The existing details identify boards around 6mm thick, 150mm wide and 1180mm long, with 1.77m² per pack. It is marketed as Stratex flooring and should not be described as solid or engineered oak simply because the design reproduces wood grain. Check the complete technical specification before assuming waterproof or wet-room suitability.
Sizes and available variants
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Product: Woodpecker Innovate Desert Oak Stratex Wood Flooring (1.77m2)
Choosing the right version
A multi-tonal board can help combine different furniture woods and colour schemes, but lay out several boards or samples before deciding on direction. Include an allowance for cuts, boards under doorways and spare material. For kitchens and bathrooms, check the selected floor's room-suitability guidance and limits on prolonged water exposure.
Installation and practical project advice
Prepare the substrate to the required moisture and flatness criteria. Confirm whether an additional moisture barrier is needed despite any integrated backing. Allow the expansion clearances, threshold details and maximum uninterrupted floor size specified by Woodpecker. Use the manufacturer's cleaning instructions to protect the surface.
Related products and buying guidance
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Frequently asked questions
How much Desert Oak flooring is in a pack?
1.77m².
What are the boards' listed dimensions?
Approximately 6 x 150 x 1180mm.
Is Desert Oak solid oak?
No. This is a Stratex wood-effect product.
Can I use it in a bathroom?
Only where the manufacturer approves the installation, wet exposure and sealing details.
How much should I allow for cutting?
Allow enough for the room's layout, cuts and replacements, then round up to complete packs.