Click – Planks

Click Plank Flooring

Enjoy the natural look of wood with the convenience of click plank flooring from WoodFloors4U. Designed for a practical and stylish finish, this collection includes engineered wood planks, SPC click flooring and laminate options in a range of colours and styles. Whether you are updating a living room, bedroom or hallway, you can explore different designs to find flooring that suits your home.

The collection features natural oak tones, darker wood effects, modern grey shades and lighter finishes. With options for different budgets and interior styles, click planks offer a versatile way to refresh your space.

Explore Our Click Plank Flooring Collection

Our range includes engineered wood flooring with a genuine wood surface, alongside SPC and laminate alternatives. Each flooring type has its own construction and care requirements, so consider the features you need before choosing your floor.

For a traditional timber look, explore Invisible Oak Click Lacquered, Natural Click Brushed and Matt Lacquered, Natural Click Brushed and Oiled, or Prime Oak 5Gi Click Unfinished. These engineered wood options feature a 3mm wear layer, with a listed thickness of 14mm.

If you prefer a practical alternative, the Trade Range SPC 5Gi Click collection includes colours such as Rustic Walnut, Active Grey, Golden, Light Grey, Desert Oak, Ivory White and Natural Stone. Other SPC options include Pure Grey Super XL, Natural Vintage, Eclipse Grey, Invisible SPC and White Vintage. Selected products have a 0.3mm or 0.5mm wear layer, depending on the range.

The collection also includes Carbon Grey and Arctic Grey laminate flooring. Compare the product specifications, dimensions and finish to find an option that matches your room and requirements.

Why Choose Click Plank Flooring?

Click flooring is designed with a locking system that connects individual planks without requiring adhesive between the joints. This can make installation more straightforward when the flooring is suitable for a floating installation and the manufacturer's instructions are followed.

• Convenient installation: The click-lock system allows compatible planks to connect together without adhesive at the joints.
• Different flooring types: Choose from engineered wood, SPC and laminate options.
• A range of colours: Explore natural oak, walnut, grey, white and smoked-style designs.
• Options for different budgets: Compare products across the collection to find flooring that suits your project.
• Different plank sizes: The range includes standard and wider boards, with dimensions varying by product.
• Samples on selected products: Check individual listings for sample availability before ordering.

WoodFloors4U also displays a 20-year warranty and FSC certification on the collection page. Check the relevant product details and warranty terms to confirm eligibility and conditions.

Click Engineered Wood, SPC or Laminate: Which Should You Choose?

The right flooring depends on your preferred appearance, the room and how you plan to use it.

Click engineered wood flooring is worth considering if you want a genuine wood surface with natural timber character. Options such as Invisible Oak Click Lacquered and Natural Click Brushed and Oiled offer different finishes.

SPC click flooring is an alternative with a different core construction. The collection includes a variety of wood-effect and contemporary colours. Check each product's installation guidance, room suitability and maintenance requirements before purchasing.

Click laminate flooring offers another option for those looking for a wood-inspired appearance. Carbon Grey and Arctic Grey are available in the listed 12mm thickness. Always review the product specifications to confirm the features and requirements of your chosen floor.

Click Plank Flooring FAQs

1. What is click plank flooring?

Click plank flooring uses a locking system that joins planks together. Depending on the product, it may be engineered wood, SPC or laminate flooring.

2. Is click engineered wood flooring real wood?

Click engineered wood flooring has a real wood surface layer over an engineered core. The WoodFloors4U collection includes selected engineered oak planks with a 3mm wear layer.

3. Is click flooring easy to install?

The click-lock system is designed to make joining planks more convenient. However, correct subfloor preparation, expansion gaps and installation methods are important. Always follow the instructions for your specific product.

4. What is the difference between click engineered wood and SPC flooring?

Engineered wood flooring has a real wood surface layer, while SPC flooring uses a stone-plastic composite core and typically features a decorative surface layer. Their maintenance, feel and installation requirements differ.

5. Is click plank flooring available in grey?

Yes. Options include Active Grey Trade Range SPC, Light Grey Trade Range SPC, Pure Grey Super XL SPC, Eclipse Grey SPC, Carbon Grey laminate and Arctic Grey laminate.

6. Can I buy natural oak click flooring?

Yes. The collection includes Invisible Oak Click Lacquered, Natural Click Brushed and Matt Lacquered, Natural Click Brushed and Oiled, and Prime Oak 5Gi Click Unfinished.

7. What thicknesses are available?

Thickness varies by product. Listed options include 14mm engineered wood, 5.2mm and 6.5mm SPC flooring, and 12mm laminate. Check each listing for the exact dimensions and wear layer.

8. Can click flooring be used with underfloor heating?

Compatibility depends on the flooring product and heating system. Check the manufacturer's guidance for your chosen floor and confirm any temperature or installation restrictions before fitting it.

9. Is click plank flooring waterproof?

Do not assume every click floor is waterproof. Water resistance varies by flooring type and product. Check the individual SPC, engineered wood or laminate listing for its stated performance and follow the recommended cleaning guidance.

10. How do I choose the right click plank flooring?

Consider the room, colour, flooring type, plank dimensions, budget and installation requirements. Compare the product specifications carefully, and order a sample where available to check the colour and finish in your home.