Tesoro Woods French Oak Herringbone & Plank

Tesoro Woods French Oak Herringbone is engineered European French oak made two ways: classic 4-3/4" x 23-5/8" herringbone slats and matching 5" straight planks in the same five colors, so you can run herringbone in a dining room or entry and planks through the rest of the house. Both have a thick 3mm sawn French oak wear layer on a solid cross-slat core in a stable 3-layer format, a light wire-brushed texture, and a low-sheen UV matte finish. Colors range from pale silver-white Claire and greige Camille to blush-beige Alice, honey-toned Marie, and smoked-brown Sophie.

Tesoro Woods pricing is by quote. Call 1-888-976-8166 for our wholesale price, or order up to 3 free samples.

Why Tesoro Woods French Oak Herringbone

• Real French oak with a thick 3mm sawn wear layer that can be refinished
• Herringbone (4-3/4" x 23-5/8") and matching 5" planks in every color
• Stable 3-layer engineered construction with a solid cross-slat core
• Glue, nail, or float, above or below grade (per Tesoro Woods' guidelines)
• Light wire-brushed texture with a UV-cured matte finish
• 27-Year Residential, 5-Year Commercial, and Lifetime Structural warranty
• FloorScore and GREENGUARD Gold certified; 100% PEFC-certified material; no added urea formaldehyde
• Matching quarter round, T-molding, threshold, stair nosing, and reducer available

Frequently Asked Questions

How much flooring is in a carton? Herringbone cartons cover 18.6 sq ft; plank cartons cover 29.5 sq ft. Herringbone creates more cuts at the walls, so plan on extra waste (often 10-15%) compared with straight planks.

Can I mix herringbone and planks? Yes. Every color comes in both formats, so you can use herringbone as a feature and planks elsewhere, or border a herringbone field with planks.

Is it solid or engineered? Engineered. The 3mm sawn French oak top layer sits on a solid cross-slat core, which makes it more stable than solid wood and suitable for basements.

Which color is lightest and which is darkest? Claire is the lightest (pale silver-white) and Sophie is the darkest (smoked brown).