# Junckers

> Junckers is a Danish manufacturer of solid wood flooring for sports, residential and commercial use, founded in 1930 and based in Køge. Its own pages name beech, oak, ash and maple, and list PEFC and FSC chain-of-custody certificates.

Source page: https://www.misterendgrain.com/manufacturers/junckers/
Updated: 2026-11-03

| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Køge, Denmark (Værftsvej 4, DK-4600 Køge) [1] |
| Founded | 1930, by forester Flemming Juncker [1] |
| Product types | Solid wood flooring (2-strip, plank, herringbone, hex parquet, stave blocks), sports and dance flooring, woodcare products [2] |
| Species offered | Beech, oak, ash and maple, including Nordic and black oak variants [4] |
| Certifications | PEFC (SA-PEFC/COC-007649) and FSC® (SA-COC-007649) chain of custody; ISO 14001, CE marking, EPD listed under sustainability [6] |
| Website | junckers.com [2] |

Company: Junckers, Køge, Denmark, https://www.junckers.com

Junckers is a Danish manufacturer of [solid wood flooring](https://www.misterendgrain.com/flooring/solid-wood/) used in homes, commercial buildings and sports halls. This profile summarises the company's own published information in neutral terms.

## How did Junckers start?

The company's history page says forester Flemming Juncker founded Junckers in 1930. His first sawmill produced an order of 40,000 railway sleepers from beech for the Danish State Railways, and the leftover wood led to the 2-strip beech parquet board, made from two rows of staves assembled into one board [1]. Junckers states that it is owned by Junckers Holding A/S, part of JFK, employs about 264 people and sells in more than 45 countries [1].

The company address is Værftsvej 4, DK-4600 Køge [7], and the about page names Køge as its headquarters [1].

## What does Junckers make?

The site groups its products into solid wood flooring, fixed and portable sports flooring, dance flooring, and woodcare products [2]. Solid wood products include 2-strip boards, solid hardwood planks, recycled 2-strip flooring, single stave blocks, hex parquet, Whalebone Planks and Twin Herringbone Parquet [2]. Product data sheets describe clip, glue-down and batten installation [2]; see our [guide to installation methods](https://www.misterendgrain.com/guides/installation-methods/) for how those approaches compare.

The wood flooring page states that all floors are supplied prefinished from the factory with either urethane or oil [3]. The woodcare list on the site includes a product named Hardwax Floor Oil and several floor lacquers [2].

## Which species does it list?

The 2-strip page lists beech, ash, oak and maple products, including Nordic variants and Black Oak [4]. The plank page names oak variants such as Oak Nordic and Textured Oak [5]. For background on one of these woods, see our [European beech](https://www.misterendgrain.com/species/european-beech/) page.

## Which certificates does Junckers state?

Junckers says it has been chain-of-custody certified since 2006, and is entitled to sell PEFC-certified products from 2006 and FSC®-certified products from 2010. Licence numbers given are SA-PEFC/COC-007649 for PEFC and SA-COC-007649 for FSC® [6]. The page also says roughly two-thirds of its log purchases come from certified forests in Denmark, Germany, Poland and Sweden [6].

The site's sustainability section lists ISO 14001, CE marking, BREEAM, LEED, EPD and indoor climate documentation, and the news section refers to FIBA and IHF approvals for its sports floors [2]. See also the separate profile of [Dinesen](https://www.misterendgrain.com/manufacturers/dinesen/).

## Frequently asked questions

### Where is Junckers based and when was it founded?

Junckers says it is headquartered in Køge, Denmark, and was founded in 1930 by forester Flemming Juncker [1].

### What was Junckers' first product?

The company's history page says leftover wood from an order of 40,000 railway sleepers made from beech led to the 2-strip beech parquet board [1].

### Are Junckers floors supplied finished?

The company states that all its floors are supplied prefinished from the factory with either urethane or oil [3].

### What certificates does Junckers hold for its timber?

It states chain-of-custody certification since 2006, with PEFC licence SA-PEFC/COC-007649 and FSC® licence SA-COC-007649 [6].

### Does Junckers make sports floors as well?

Yes. Its site lists fixed and portable sports floor systems, and news items refer to FIBA and IHF approvals [2].

## Sources

1. [Our company](https://www.junckers.com/about/about-junckers), Junckers, accessed 2026-11-03
2. [Junckers home page](https://www.junckers.com), Junckers, accessed 2026-11-03
3. [Wood flooring](https://www.junckers.com/wood-flooring), Junckers, accessed 2026-11-03
4. [2 strip wooden flooring](https://www.junckers.com/wood-flooring/solid-hardwood-flooring/2-strip-wooden-flooring), Junckers, accessed 2026-11-03
5. [Plank hardwood flooring](https://www.junckers.com/wood-flooring/solid-hardwood-flooring/plank-hardwood-flooring), Junckers, accessed 2026-11-03
6. [Certified timber: PEFC and FSC](https://www.junckers.com/sustainability/how-we-collaborate-with-you/pefc-fsc), Junckers, accessed 2026-11-03
7. [Contact us](https://www.junckers.com/contact), Junckers, accessed 2026-11-03