Quarter Sawn European Oak strip flooring supplied for the refurbishment of the west Wing

Alison McLellan of Form_art Architects said, “we were very specific about the type of floor required and were delighted that The Natural Wood Floor Company were able to supply such an unusual, high spec wood.”

Project Manager, Mike Johnson from Costain, added, “The Natural Wood Floor Company are complete experts in their field and were able to respond quickly to fulfil the brief. The quality of the materials and the level of service have both been excellent.”

 - St Bart's Hospital

530 square metres of 100 mm Premier Grade European Oak supplied for the main gift shop

Sue Yeend-Curd, Head of Visitor Commerce at the Natural History Museum said, “We are all absolutely delighted with the new floor in the gift shop. It has helped to create a modern and contemporary shopping area which blends in with the building’s distinctive and stunning architecture.”

 - The Natural History Museum - Phase 1

1,000 metres of Douglas Fir timber was used by Rocket Scenery for the set of Hedda Gabler, at The Duke of York Theatre in London.

Andy Sharp, one of the Managing Directors of Rocket Scenery said, “Buying timber for theatre set construction is a high-risk venture as there are specific demands on the wood, which can’t be guaranteed unless the wood is specifically engineered. We did a lot of research re-sourcing wood for our sets, but were unable to find a suitable UK based company. The wood supplied by The Natural Wood Floor Company is far better than any other domestic product. It is such a fantastic luxury to be able to specify the properties of the timber supplied.”

 - Rocket Scenery

100 mm Pre-oiled Premier Grade European Oak fitted in the Bird Gallery and Fossil walkway on the ground floor of the museum

Rob Gammage, Project manager at the Natural History Museum said, “we are really pleased with the new floor, it complements our collections well and blends in with the Grade 1 listed building’s distinctive and elaborate architecture.”

 - The Natural History Museum - Phase 2