Eastwell Oak Rustic Waterproof WPC

Eastwell Oak muted taupe-brown wood-look WPC plank, 7 inches wide.

Eastwell Oak WPC flooring in a modern home office, muted taupe-brown.

Close-up of Eastwell Oak's muted taupe-brown wood-grain texture.

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Eastwell Oak Rustic Waterproof WPC | COREtec Floors

COREtec · COREtec Originals Classics Collection

Warm-toned waterproof flooring in muted taupe-brown with soft greyed depth. Eastwell Oak from COREtec Floors — 8mm, 20 mil wear. Available at Kapriz Santa Clara.

7″ wide × 48″ long
8mm thick
20 mil wear layer
Lifetime Residential / 10 Years Medium Commercial

100% Waterproof

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At a Glance

ConstructionWPC

Width7″

Thickness8mm

Top Veneer20 mil

WarrantyLifetime Residential / 10 Years Medium Commercial

Quick Answer

What is Eastwell Oak?

Eastwell Oak is a wood-look WPC floor in a muted taupe-brown tone, with a durable, heavy-traffic wear layer for a low-maintenance, practical finish.

Is it waterproof?

Yes — 100% waterproof. Kitchen reality — dropped pots, splashes, and daily mop-and-go cleaning — won't faze the planks, as long as you wipe spills up promptly and dry any standing water. Not approved for outdoor installation; test the subfloor for moisture before installing.

How durable is it, and what traffic can it take?

The flooring uses a 20 mil wear layer — equivalent to 0.51 mm — made for heavy residential use and many light-commercial applications, providing excellent protection against everyday scratches, scuffs, and abrasion. It's a step up from the standard-duty wear layers in everyday durability.

Will it hold up to daily life?

Dog nails, cat claws, litter grit, water-bowl splash — Eastwell Oak's 20 mil wear layer and finish resist the scratches and scuffs a pet household puts on a floor, whereas a thinner LVT wear layer marks more easily.

What does the plank surface look like?

Up close is where the character of Eastwell Oak lives. Broad cathedral peaks run down the center of each plank with pronounced figure, and the field around them is worked with small dark knots, open knot holes, and heavy mineral streaking. Weathered marks are scattered across the boards at a believable, rustic pace — moderate in number and small in size, so the surface reads as reclaimed and lived-in rather than busy. The printed surface is dense with detail, enough to convince at close range.

Quiet enough upstairs or in a condo?

The attached acoustic layer damps the hollow "click" sound characteristic of floating floors. Eastwell Oak is quieter underfoot than LVT with a loose pad — both for the walker and for rooms below in multi-story homes.

Is it safe for indoor air?

Yes — Eastwell Oak carries GREENGUARD Gold certification, independently tested for low chemical emissions. That matters most for households with allergies, asthma, or young children.

Will this color work in my room?

Under the soft, even daylight of a room without a strong window, Eastwell Oak keeps a steady, muted tone — the greyed side of the taupe reads calm rather than warm-and-golden, so nothing about the color competes for attention. That evenness is what makes it easy to build around: it sits comfortably beneath a crisp white-and-black scheme, and it won't wash out or turn murky as the light shifts through the morning. If your room leans minimal, the low-key depth of Eastwell Oak gives you a floor that reads as considered, not loud.

Price & availability?

This floor is available by special order rather than from stock. Call or text (408) 753-3220 for the latest lead time and a firm quote. We provide nationwide shipping, local delivery throughout the Bay Area, and showroom pickup. We offer trade pricing to verified contractors, designers, and architects. We'll be glad to help you get started.

Overview

Eastwell Oak reads as a muted taupe-brown pulled toward grey, deep enough to feel substantial without going dark. Broad cathedral peaks open down the center of each board, ringed by small dark knots, open knot holes, and heavy runs of mineral streaking that give the surface a genuinely rustic, weathered look. It suits a working room — a home office where the floor stays quiet enough to think over but keeps enough character that the space never feels clinical. The WPC rigid core holds every plank flat and stable underfoot, and the printed surface is 100% waterproof against topical moisture, so a knocked-over water glass at the desk wipes up without worry. For a minimalist room that still wants some texture, Eastwell Oak does a lot of work without asking for attention.

Eastwell Oak brings weathered, knotted character to a room built for focus — texture underfoot, calm everywhere else.

Specifications

SKU	VV024-07034
Brand	COREtec Floors
Collection	COREtec Originals Classics
Color	Eastwell Oak
Flooring Type	WPC
Plank size	7 inches wide × 48 inches long
Thickness	8mm
Wear layer	20 mil
SF per carton	38.03 sq ft
Installation grade	Above, On, Below grade
Waterproof	Yes — 100%
Warranty	Lifetime Residential / 10 Years Medium Commercial
Certifications	GREENGUARD Gold

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does it look like installed in a real room?

In the photographed room, Eastwell Oak runs under a tidy modern home office: a white writing desk, a black accent chair on warm wood-tone legs, and a low storage cabinet against white walls and white baseboards. A leafy potted palm and a brass task lamp are the two points of warmth, with a few file boxes kept out of the way. Set against all that white and black, the greyed taupe-brown of the floor is what keeps the room from feeling stark — it gives the minimalist scheme real texture underfoot while staying quiet enough to work over. It is a fair preview of Eastwell Oak in a small, considered workspace.

Will it match my cabinets?

The room pairs Eastwell Oak with white cabinetry and white baseboards, and that is the easy, safe match: crisp white lets the greyed taupe-brown floor carry the warmth and texture while the trim stays clean and recessive. If you'd rather add contrast, the floor is muted enough to take a black or charcoal cabinet without a fight, and warm wood-tone cabinet fronts would pick up the taupe side of Eastwell Oak. What it doesn't need is a busy cabinet color — the plank's knots and streaking already give the room its pattern.

How does this color read in a windowless basement?

Eastwell Oak is a medium-depth floor, so it does well in a room without much direct window light — exactly the setup in the photographed office, lit by soft, even daylight rather than strong sun. In a windowless basement or an interior room, a medium tone like this won't read as heavy the way a truly dark floor can, and it won't wash out to a flat grey the way a very pale one might; the mix of taupe and greyed brown keeps some depth under warm artificial light. Add a lamp or two — the brass task lamp in the photo is a good example — and Eastwell Oak reads warm and inviting rather than dim.

Does this floor work with indoor plants?

Yes — the photographed office keeps it simple with a single leafy potted palm, and that one plant is all Eastwell Oak needs. Green foliage reads cleanly against a muted taupe-brown, and the floor's warm, greyed base flatters a plant's pot and soil tones without clashing. One statement palm in a bright ceramic pot is the move here, and because the floor is 100% waterproof against topical moisture, an occasional overspill when you water it wipes up with no lasting mark. You don't need a jungle — with a floor this textured, a single strong plant does more than a crowd.