Your Answer to Sustainable Home Flooring
Greener Hardwoods, Engineered for the Future
The cross-ply construction of
engineered wood flooring means only a thin veneer of hardwood is needed on top of its softwood base. This saves old-growth oak from over-harvesting and increases the yield of every tree felled.
We make sure to also utilise low-VOC and formaldehyde-free adhesives during the construction process to minimise off-gassing, as well as UV-cured oil finishes which are applied for durable protection with minimal environmental impact.
From FSC® and PEFC® certified material sourcing to zero-waste manufacturing, engineered wood aligns with eco-values at every stage of its life.
Eco and Budget-Friendly Wood Looks
Laminate flooring has come a long way since its earliest iterations. Modern laminates, such as our Natureffect collection offer an almost-identical wood aesthetic alongside equally impressive environmental benefits. From responsible resourcing to longer lifespans, today’s laminate flooring is truly eco-centric.
Our laminates start with an HDF core, bonded together using water-based, VOC-free adhesives and made from pulpwood sourced exclusively from managed pine forests, then topped with a photographic print layer that recreates the look of natural wood.
We finish off each plank with an ultra-durable melamine resin finish, built to last decades and withstand the stains, spills, and bumps of family life.
Renewable Materials and One of a Kind Visuals
Our luxury Cortejo range of
cork flooring offers 100% sustainable flooring. As cork is a type of bark, harvesting it actually promotes forest growth without cutting any trees down, making this material one of nature’s most renewable and sustainable resources.
The cork oak trees thriving across Southern Europe and Northern Africa develop thick, spongy bark over their lifetime, with the outer layer stripped every nine years. This allows for a new layer to regenerate and increases the CO2 absorption rate during the process.
Healthier Homes, More Reliable Durability
Cork is also naturally antimicrobial and hypoallergenic, unlike carpeting or synthetic vinyl flooring, which means it discourages mould and bacterial growth and promotes healthier indoor air quality in your home.
Cork’s sustainability also comes from its reliable durability. The dense and flexible makeup of this bark resists wear altogether, avoiding replacement waste and preserving its beauty for decades. Underfoot, few other floors feel as comforting and inviting as natural cork, and at V4, we make these sustainable floors attainable for homes across the country.