Weathered Oak Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring 4.5mm

Glue-down planks bond directly to the subfloor for a rock-solid, quiet result that stays put for the long haul — straightforward enough for confident DIYers.

Weathered Oak has the soft, greyed-back look of timber aged by sun and salt — a relaxed, lived-in neutral that suits coastal and contemporary homes. As a 4.5mm luxury vinyl plank, it delivers that easy, washed-back character without the upkeep of real timber, sitting comfortably with whites, soft greys, linen and natural textures.

Where it works best. Because it is 100% waterproof, Weathered Oak works throughout the home, including the kitchens, laundries and entries where timber struggles. Its muted grey-brown tone is brilliant at hiding the realities of daily life — sand, dust, crumbs and light scuffs all but disappear — which makes it a smart pick for beach houses, busy families and rentals.

Solid underfoot. At 4.5mm thick it feels solid and quiet rather than thin, with the body to ride over the minor imperfections most subfloors carry. The 0.5mm commercial-grade wear layer absorbs the daily punishment from shoes, claws and furniture, and it is scratch-resistant, pet-friendly and backed by a lifetime residential / 15-year commercial warranty.

Korean-made and glued down. Weathered Oak is made in South Korea to a consistent, low-emission standard — a genuine step up from unbranded budget vinyl. It is bonded directly to the subfloor for a rock-solid, quiet result, and as a straight-lay plank it is a very achievable DIY project on a flat, clean subfloor.

Is it grey or brown? A greyed-back brown — a soft, balanced neutral rather than a strong grey or a warm oak. Good for a coastal home or rental? Excellent — waterproof, hard-wearing and one of the best tones for disguising sandy, salty, high-traffic wear.

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Board thickness drives how a floor feels and sounds underfoot — more body means a more solid, quieter step and better forgiveness over minor subfloor imperfections. Up top, a 0.5mm wear layer takes the daily knocks so the look stays protected for years.