With its slightly protruding wood grain, Josko’s new Emotion floorboard is a pleasure for the senses – and a true feast for the feet. The structure of this high-quality natural wood floor is barely visible to the eye but when you gently touch it with your fingers you will feel the oak wood’s extremely fine grain with its naturally grown irregularities. And you will enjoy the warmth and vitality that this unique natural wood floor gives to your rooms.
With its slightly protruding wood grain, Josko’s new Emotion floorboard is a pleasure for the senses – and a true feast for the feet. The structure of this high-quality natural wood floor is barely visible to the eye but when you gently touch it with your fingers you will feel the oak wood’s extremely fine grain with its naturally grown irregularities. And you will enjoy the warmth and vitality that this unique natural wood floor gives to your rooms.
With its slightly protruding wood grain, Josko’s new Emotion floorboard is a pleasure for the senses – and a true feast for the feet. The structure of this high-quality natural wood floor is barely visible to the eye but when you gently touch it with your fingers you will feel the oak wood’s extremely fine grain with its naturally grown irregularities. And you will enjoy the warmth and vitality that this unique natural wood floor gives to your rooms.
Unlike ammonia fuming, Trapa utilises the interaction of heat and pressure that caramelises the sugar in the cells of the wood (xylose) and gently darkens the wood. As a result, the wood develops light-stable earthy, coffee and cocoa colours. Because the wood is treated inside, yellowing is largely prevented.
Our natural wooden floors are not simply treated on the surface, but deep inside the pores - with lye and oil. The lye allows the components of the wood to react in a natural and ecologically sustainable way, creating a wonderful, permanent colour from inside out.
This provides permanent protection for the floor so that it looks as beautiful as ever even after many years of hard wear and tear. The crystallising oil strengthens the wood inside the pores instead of suffocating it with a film-forming layer on the surface. The breathable surface regulates the atmosphere in the room and makes the floor resistant to water and dirt.
The wood is air-dried for several months, then it is chamber-dried gently, heat-treated and, finally – with 7% remaining wood moisture – it is processed into top, middle, and bottom layers.
