Champagne Oak, its name comes from a respect for the historic industry of its production area. The forest is deep and dark, and its distinctive soil is inhospitable, making the characteristics of the region known as the Ardennes somewhat special for those knowledgeable about history. The oaks that grow in this land have a unique undulation, are hard yet somewhat lightweight, and have a low moisture content. These characteristics as timber manifest as a special texture once they become building materials. Oaks that are over 150 years old are selected for champagne barrels and flooring materials, and their appearance features delicate grain patterns, as well as excellent compatibility with finishes. In particular, with clear oil, you can enjoy its dramatic beauty, which evokes deep gold to amber tones reminiscent of zelkova. In the following three types of lineup, CO110 and CO150 can also be mixed for installation. CO110 (15x110x450-2,000mm) CO150 (15x150x450-2,000mm) CO200 (20x200x450-2,000mm)

Champagne Oak

Solid flooring for residential and commercial use