Floorboards
Floorboards are wide, long solid wood boards that give a room a natural, warm look. Our range includes unfinished spruce and pine boards in AB grade and oak floorboards, including bevelled-edge boards. The boards can be sanded and refinished several times over their lifetime.
Good quality natural floorboard is the dream of every home owner. What could be more durable and closer to nature than a natural floorboard playing with its natural, beautiful texture under our feet.
The solid wood floorboards are completely made of one type of wood. Solid floorboards have a significantly thicker layer of precious wood than usual, and as a result, they have a larger margin for sanding. These wooden floors can be sanded repeatedly and the finish renewed. Hardwood floorboards have significantly better heat transfer than 3-layer parquets based on softwood due to the higher density of the material. The products must be glued to the subfloor, which also contributes to better heat transfer since the material is in direct contact with the subfloor. Plank floors glued to the subfloor do not require separation skirtings between rooms and have significantly less footstep noise when walking on them. It is possible to order floorboards as unfinished, which allows you to choose the best suitable color for finishing the floor. It is also possible to order floorboards already finished by the factory in a large selection of tones.

Frequently asked questions
What does AB grade mean for floorboards?
AB denotes the quality class of the wood, with the batch made up of A- and B-grade boards. Sound knots and natural colour variations are allowed, giving the floor an authentic wood look.
How are solid wood floorboards installed?
Floorboards are usually screwed or nailed to joists or battens, or glued to a flat subfloor. Before installation, let the boards acclimatise to the room and leave an expansion gap around the walls.
How should I finish unfinished floorboards?
After installation, sand the boards smooth and apply lacquer, oil, hardwax oil or paint. An oiled surface looks more natural and is easy to spot-repair, while a lacquered surface needs less maintenance.
Should I choose spruce, pine or oak?
Spruce and pine are softer and more affordable, and suit country houses and lighter-use rooms. Oak is harder and more hard-wearing, so it stands up better to busy households, furniture and pets.
Floorboards – Natural Beauty and a Durable Solution for Every Room
At Viimistluskaubamaja you will find a wide selection of high-quality floorboards that suit both classic and modern interiors. The range includes traditional Nordic softwoods as well as exclusive hardwood solutions.
Oak floorboards – a wide choice of finishes
Thanks to its durability and attractive grain, the oak floorboard is one of the most popular choices.
We offer boards in several variants:
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without a bevel or with a 2- or 4-sided bevel
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with a brushed or smooth surface
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factory-finished with a durable matt lacquer or natural oil, tinted oils or hardwax oils.
A wide choice of hardwoods and softwoods
In addition to oak floorboards, we also offer:
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Spruce and pine floorboards – a natural and cost-effective choice
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Siberian larch floorboards – with high density and a distinctive tone
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Ash floorboards – a light and strong alternative to oak
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Canadian maple and American walnut floorboards – with an exclusive grain and a rich, deep-toned look
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Exotic wood species – unique textures and tones that create a special atmosphere
Depending on the wood species and the subfloor, floorboards can be installed either by full-surface gluing or mechanically with screws.