Raftwood is oak at its most rustic. The face is heavily worked so the grain stands right out, with open splits and knots filled by hand. It is a floor that wears its character openly — nothing about it is flat or uniform.
Texture you notice with every step. Deep brushing and hand-finishing pull the surface into real movement — ridges, hollows and colour shifts across the board. Filled knots and open grain read as part of the look, not a flaw. It suits a relaxed, lived-in room where warmth and character matter more than a showroom-flat finish.
Wide planks and patterned formats. Raftwood comes in wide boards and patterned layouts, so the same rustic surface can run as a broad open floor or a feature pattern. Browse the range below to see the colours and formats we carry.
The Raftwood look
What sets Raftwood apart from a lightly textured oak.
The Raftwood range
Every Raftwood floor we carry, in wide plank and patterned formats. Select a product to view its colour, format and finish, or order a sample.
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Textured Oak Flooring with Depth and Character
Raftwood is a deeply textured oak floor defined by pronounced grain, natural movement, and a hand-finished surface. Created through intensive wire brushing, Raftwood timber flooring brings out the character of the wood on a stable engineered construction. Available in wide plank boards and patterned formats, this collection suits interiors that favour texture, warmth, and a relaxed, lived-in feel. Browse the full Raftwood range above to view all available colours, formats, and finishes.
See Raftwood in your own light
Order a free sample and feel the heavy texture and the finish in the room it is going in.
Vienna Woods · Styles, Finishes & Textures
Timber is a natural material: variation in colour, tone, grain and texture between boards — and against samples and on-screen images — is normal and to be expected.