Vinyl Planks

A pale greige oak with fine, even grain — one of the lightest and most neutral floors we carry. 25-year residential warranty.

A light-to-mid greige with visible grain and a touch more warmth than Baltic. Neutral, textured, and easy to live with.

A warm golden-brown oak with strong grain and good board-to-board variation. Richer and deeper than Sawmill Oak.

A warm mid-brown oak with rich caramel tones and clear graining. One of the warmest floors in the range.

A light honey-tan oak with open, natural grain. Bright and warm, with enough character to avoid looking uniform.

A cool mid-grey with a brown undertone — the deepest and most clearly grey of the entry colours. Crisp against white walls and black fittings.

A soft light greige with a warm tan undertone — the quietest floor in the range. It recedes and lets the furniture and rugs lead.

A light warm greige-tan — the brightest of the entry colours and the easiest to pair with existing furniture. Makes a small room feel larger.

A mid warm grey-brown with weathered graining — a mature, lived-in colour that takes everyday marks in its stride. On a narrower 187mm plank.

A light warm blonde oak on a wide 235mm plank. Bright and open, with a soft grain that keeps it feeling natural rather than uniform.

A cool mid-grey with a soft brown undertone, on a wide 235mm plank. Balanced, contemporary, and easy to build a room around.

A soft, light greige-tan on a wide 235mm plank — warm enough to feel inviting, neutral enough to work with almost anything.

A balanced greige oak — neither warm nor cool — with a soft, natural grain. Our toughest 2.5mm build, 30 years residential.

A weathered mid-grey oak with strong, open graining. Cool-toned and characterful, on our toughest 2.5mm construction with a 30-year residential warranty.

The darkest floor in the vinyl range — a deep chocolate-brown oak with strong grain. Our toughest construction, at 2.5mm with a 0.55mm wear layer.

The darkest and coolest Lemett — a weathered pewter grey with visible knots and figuring. Reads as aged timber rather than new oak.

A balanced greige — soft taupe with cool grey through the grain. The most neutral Lemett, and the safest choice for an undecided room.