Hillswood HW14: Natural Honey Oak SPC Flooring
Hillswood HW14 is a natural honey oak SPC flooring with a rigid stone-plastic composite core. The natural honey oak wood grain brings natural warmth and a timeless wood feel that suits both modern and traditional interiors. Because SPC is 100% waterproof, it is one of the safest floors for Dubai homes, including kitchens, bathrooms and areas where AC condensation or cleaning water is common.
Key features
- 100% waterproof SPC core – no swelling or warping in humidity
- Anti-slip, scratch-resistant surface for daily family use
- Fire resistant and quiet underfoot
- Easy click installation over most flat floors, including existing tiles
- Realistic wood-grain planks (179 x 1220 mm)
Specifications
| Product code | EG-HW14 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hillswood |
| Collection | Hillswood SPC |
| Type | SPC flooring |
| Colour / look | Natural honey oak |
| Pattern | Wood plank |
| Size | 179 x 1220 mm |
| Installation method | Click system |
| Supply price | AED 85 per sqm |
| Installation | AED 25 per sqm |
| Supplied and installed | AED 110 per sqm |
Where to use it
Best for living rooms, bedrooms, villas and family homes. Not sure it is the right shade? Ask for a free sample during our site visit and see it in your own light.
Price and installation in Dubai
AED 85 per sqm for supply, plus AED 25 per sqm for professional installation by the Floor Land team (AED 110 per sqm supplied and installed). We offer a free site visit and measurement anywhere in Dubai, and cover Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ras Al Khaimah. See all our SPC flooring in Dubai.
Frequently asked questions
Is HW14 SPC flooring waterproof?
Yes. Hillswood HW14 has a waterproof SPC core, so it can be installed in kitchens, bathrooms and other humid areas without swelling.
How much does HW14 cost in Dubai?
Supply is AED 85 per sqm and installation is AED 25 per sqm, so AED 110 per sqm supplied and installed. Your final quote is confirmed after a free site visit and measurement.
Can SPC be installed over existing tiles?
In most cases, yes. If the existing tiles are flat and firmly fixed, the click planks can be floated directly over them, which saves time and demolition costs.
