Admonter
Admonter is an Austrian natural wood flooring brand operated by Admonter Holzindustrie AG in Admont, Styria, rooted in the regional…
AustriaWood flooring manufacturers
Neutral profiles of wood flooring manufacturers: where they are based, what they make, which species and finishes they offer, from their own published data.
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Bauwerk Parkett
Bauwerk Parkett is a Swiss parquet brand whose own site traces its history to the invention of solid parquet in 1935. Its range covers…
SwitzerlandBOEN
BOEN is a real wood flooring brand whose own history page dates its origins to two sawmills at the BOEN waterfall in southern Norway in…
NorwayDinesen
Dinesen is a family-run Danish company founded in 1898 as Jels Savværk in South Jutland, where it still produces its floor planks. Its…
DenmarkHavwoods
Havwoods is a UK wood flooring and surfaces company that dates its activity to 1975, with its head office in Carnforth, Lancashire. Its…
United KingdomJunckers
Junckers is a Danish manufacturer of solid wood flooring for sports, residential and commercial use, founded in 1930 and based in Køge. Its…
DenmarkKährs
Kährs states that it was founded in 1857 in Nybro, in southern Sweden, and today makes engineered wood floors alongside veneer, LVT and…
SwedenMafi
Mafi is an Austrian manufacturer of premium natural wood flooring operated by mafi Naturholzboden GmbH in Schneegattern, Upper Austria. The…
AustriaOscarOno Paris
OscarOno Paris is a Paris-based maker of architectural wood surfaces and end-grain oak flooring, active since 2002 according to its own…
FranceThis directory profiles companies that make wood flooring, from large industrial producers to specialist workshops. Each profile is built from the company's own published information: its website, technical sheets and stated certifications. It covers where the company is based, what it makes, the species and formats it offers, and how to reach it.
How listings work
- Order: manufacturers are listed alphabetically. The order says nothing about quality or preference.
- Content: profiles describe each range in the company's own documented terms. We don't publish ratings, rankings or reviews.
- Accuracy: every profile shows the date its details were checked and links to the pages they came from. Product ranges change, so check current details with the manufacturer before you buy.
- Corrections and new listings: manufacturers can ask for a correction or a new listing through the contact page. A listing is added only once its details can be verified from the company's own published sources.
To understand what makers mean by terms such as wear layer, usage class or hardwax oil, see the glossary, the guide to flooring standards and the comparison of wood floor finishes. To compare the timbers themselves, start with the species profiles and the hardness chart.
What a profile includes
Each profile gives the company's headquarters, the product types and species it offers, any certifications it publicly states, and a link to its website. It also lists the sources the details were taken from, with the date each one was last checked.