Collection: Muller Graff Italia Classics Collection

Shop Muller Graff Italia Classics European oak engineered hardwood. Explore wide, long boards and herringbone formats with product-specific veneer and thickness options. Compare colors, dimensions, textures, and samples to select your floor and calculate the right carton quantity.

Shop Muller Graff Italia Classics European Oak

Italia Classics is a Muller Graff engineered hardwood collection with eleven products currently available here. The assortment includes European oak in wide, long-board and herringbone formats. Board dimensions, overall thickness, and veneer specifications differ by product, so compare the exact design and format when choosing your floor.

Explore Wide and Long European Oak Planks

Amalfi, Calabria, Campania, Alba, and Rivoli are listed with a 4mm veneer, a 5/8-inch profile, and approximately 9.44x86.61-inch dimensions. Como and Brescia are listed with a 2.2mm veneer, a 9/16-inch profile, and approximately 8.66x86.61-inch dimensions. These options let you compare both board scale and construction while shopping within the same range.

Review the Herringbone Format Separately

Trieste, Rimini, Bologna, and Modena appear in smaller approximately 3.54x23.62-inch formats. Confirm the exact layout system, board orientation, and installation requirements on the chosen product before planning a patterned floor. Herringbone layouts require different cut planning from straight-laid long boards, so agree on the waste allowance with the installer rather than applying a single assumption to every design.

Compare Wood Tone, Texture, and Veneer

The long-board product descriptions identify wire-brushed surfaces and UV lacquer finishes. Review each selected product's details because the range contains different formats. A physical sample helps compare the oak tone with cabinetry and furnishings, while full-room photographs help show grain variation. A published veneer depth is useful information but does not, by itself, guarantee a particular number of future refinishing cycles.

Prepare the Floor and Complete the Specification

Choose the installation method permitted for the exact product and substrate. Confirm moisture limits, flatness, expansion space, and any adhesive requirements before purchase. Coordinate installed heights and finishing profiles at doors and room boundaries. If a bonded installation is selected, verify product compatibility before ordering flooring adhesive.

Order Italia Classics for Your Chosen Layout

Use the selected design's carton coverage, measured area, and pattern-specific cutting allowance to calculate whole cartons. Keep product names and format details together to avoid mixing different constructions unintentionally. Browse engineered hardwood flooring for other real-wood options and herringbone engineered hardwood when the layout pattern is your main priority.

Choose Your Muller Graff Italia Classics Products

Start with Amalfi and Trieste , then compare the other designs in the product grid above. Review the exact product's coverage and installation details before adding cartons to your order.

Continue Shopping by Specification

For a selection organized by specification or product category, browse Muller Graff Engineered Hardwood Flooring. Use this named range page when you want to compare the products belonging to Muller Graff Italia Classics.

Frequently Asked Questions

What flooring is included in Italia Classics?

The current Muller Graff Italia Classics collection contains eleven engineered hardwood products in European oak, including wide boards and smaller herringbone formats.

Are all Italia Classics products the same size?

No. The current selection contains wide, long boards and smaller herringbone formats with different listed veneer and thickness specifications.

What is the difference between veneer and overall thickness?

Veneer thickness describes the real hardwood surface layer. Overall thickness describes the complete engineered board.

Should I use the same waste allowance for straight and herringbone layouts?

Ask your installer to set the allowance for the actual layout. Patterned installations have different cut requirements from straight-laid boards.